Trivia: Has ballet training from Millennium-Ballet in North Hollywood, and London Boys Ballet School in London. Trained in karate at House of Champions in Van Nuys, and in mixed martial arts and acrobatics at XMA in North Hollywood. Has gymnastics, equestrian, martial arts, cycling and swimming listed among his athletic skills on his resume. First credited film role was Alex Cabrera in the 2010 TV movie Cutthroat. Has guest-starred on television series Parks and Recreation, Modern Family and Lethal Weapon, and had recurring roles on Pretty Little Liars and Days of Our Lives.

Trivia: First acting experience was in Oklahoma at the Sooner Theater, he was encouraged to audition after watching a friend.Began his acting career doing theater in Oklahoma.Moved to Los Angeles to work on 100 Things to Do Before High School.Fluent in German.

Trivia: Is a member of the Los Angeles-based Echo Theater Company. Is an editor for the The Laboratory Arts Collective magazines. Just as her career was rising, she decided to stop working for twelve years to raise her children, returning in 2011 for a part in Dexter. In 2015, she starred in Three Days in Havana which was written and directed by her husband, Gil Bellows. Is best friends with Carla Gugino, who is also Godmother to her two children, Ava and Giovanni.

Trivia: Participated in beauty pageants and in 2009 was crowned World's Our Little Miss.A former competitive cheerleader.Graduated high school early, at age 16.Moved to Los Angeles with her mom to pursue her acting career.As a type 1 diabetic, is a national ambassador for JDRF (Junior Diabetes Research Foundation) and supports diabetes research.

Trivia: Known to many as the Candyman, character actor Tony Todd is known for his extreme height (6'5") and deep voice. The Washington D.C. native cut his teeth with numerous TV appearances throughout the 80's, and went on to appear in movies like Platoon, The Rock, and of course, Candyman. He would also enjoy major arcs on shows like 24 and Chuck.

Trivia: Canadian-born A.J. Cook trained as a competitive dancer before beginning her acting career at age 17 in the children's TV series Goosebumps. She started out in small roles on made-for-TV dramas until her first big break as one of the blonde Lisbon sisters in The Virgin Suicides. She went on to a recurring role on Higher Ground, a Fox Family Channel series about teens in boot camp, where she played the love interest of fellow Canadian Hayden Christensen prior to his role of Anakin Skywalker in Star Wars: Episode II -- Attack of the Clones. After another TV movie and the snowboarding comedy Out Cold, Cook found her niche as a lead actress in horror movies with Ripper: Letter From Hell in 2001. She then headlined a number of other thrillers, including Wishmaster 3: Beyond the Gates of Hell, The House Next Door, and Final Destination 2. In 2005, she began her run in the series Criminal Minds, playing special agent Jennifer "JJ" Jareau. Cook took on a supporting role in the romantic comedy I'm Reed Fish in 2006, and starred in director Ron Satlof's comedy Misconceptions in 2008. The actress took another lead role in 2011 for Bringing Ashley Home, a docudrama following a woman (Cook) determined to find her sister when she suddenly goes missing. Cook returned to the horror genre in 2013, with Wer. A member of the Mormon church, Cook lives in Salt Lake City, UT, with her husband, Nathan Andersen.