Trivia: Started acting with the Original Kids Theatre Company at a young age. Got her first agent at age 11. After working on her series Heartland, which films in Alberta, Canada, she bought a ranch there, which hosts a number of animals, including horses, cows and chickens. Publishes a magazine, Amber Marshall Life & Style.

Trivia: With a tough, lean, and slightly haggard look that prepped him for tough-guy roles (and that suggested a younger David Carradine), Canadian character actor Shaun Johnston specialized in slightly gritty material that crossed genre boundaries. Born in Edmonton, Alberta, in 1958, Johnston took one of his first feature bows with the Canadian buddy comedy Two Brothers, a Girl and a Gun, and followed it up with such projects as the depression-era period film Heart of the Sun (1998), which he also co-produced; the 2000 made-for-television remake of High Noon starring Tom Skerritt; and the 2007 historical epic Bury My Heart at Wounded Knee, in which Johnston played Col. Nelson Miles. He also appeared in Christopher Cain's 2007 revisionist Western September Dawn, about the notorious Mountain Meadows Massacre of 1857.

Trivia: Is of Nehiyaw descent.At the age of 5, he wanted to be an actor after watching a Bruce Lee movie.Started acting while he was in high school.Started his acting career in small roles in independents film productions.Is skilled at martial arts.Is skilled at horseback riding.Has attended youth conferences and provided talks over the years to empowered native children and teens who want to pursue a career in the entertainment industry.

Trivia: Discovered acting was her passion when she won the lead role in the play Alice in Oz in fifth grade.Has training from Anthony Meindl's Acting School in Los Angeles, Meiser Acting Class, in Montreal and Actor's Foundry in Vancouver, among others.Scored her first film and television lead role in the 2006 Canadian biographical mini-series Bethune, playing Lisa.Is an alumnus of The Groundlings in Los Angeles.

Trivia: Lissome leading lady Lisa Langlois has been a fixture of low-budget horror films. Langlois made her movie bow in Blood Relatives (1977), following this opus with such chillers as Phobia (1980), Happy Birthday to Me (1981) and Deadly Eyes (1982). She enjoyed a bit more variety in her selection of roles in the mid-to-late 1980s. Lisa Langlois was seen to reasonably good advantage in Neil Simon's The Slugger's Wife (1988), performing at least two of the film's songs.

Trivia: Born in Seattle, but grew up in Victoria, British Columbia; holds dual U.S.-Canadian citizenship. While in high school, played football and lacrosse, and studied at Victoria's Screen Actors Studio. Says he took up acting at the urging of his younger sister, Raeanna. First gained attention as an actor in a 2003 Hummer commercial directed by Scott Hicks (Shine). Made his movie debut in the 2006 horror-movie sendup Scary Movie 4. Was a semiregular on Heartland, a Canadian dramatic TV series set on a horse farm. Enjoys hiking and camping in the Canadian Rockies, and sailing, kayaking and fishing in waters near his home; also plays guitar.

Trivia: Is of Russian and Nigerian descent.Moved with her parents to Canada when she was 5-years-old.Started acting at a young age, and her parents always supported her artistic aspirations.At the age of 12, she started practicing artistic gymnastics.Decided to leave gymnastics and pursue a career in acting when she turned 18-years-old.Speaks fluent Russian.

Trivia: Lead actress, onscreen from the late '80s.

Trivia: Is of Ukrainian, Polish, German, Austrian and Romanian heritage. Began dancing at the age of 4 and started acting in community theater at age 9. Was on the first place team at the 2002 Canadian Improv Games (National Tournament). Lived briefly in Los Angeles, but ultimately chose to base her acting career in Toronto. Is an ensemble member of General Fools Improvisational Theater, a Regina-based improv troupe.

Trivia: A prolific film, television, and theater actress, Megan Follows became a TV star as Anne Shirley in Canadian television's adaptation of L.M. Montgomery's popular Anne of Green Gables books. Born in Toronto to two actors, Follows began acting on TV as a toddler. After she appeared in several Canadian features and shows, and made her American movie debut in Stephen King's Silver Bullet (1985), her performance as Montgomery's feisty redheaded orphan in the acclaimed 1985 miniseries Anne of Green Gables and the 1987 sequel Anne of Avonlea won her two Gemini awards and made her an international name. Supposedly putting her career-making turn as Anne behind her, Follows continued to act in plays and movies throughout the 1980s and early '90s, including TV movies Sin of Innocence (1986) with a young Dermot Mulroney, Inherit the Wind (1988), and Back to Hannibal: The Return of Tom Sawyer and Huck Finn (1990) (as a grown up Becky Thatcher). The versatile actress also played Anne of Green Gables co-star Colleen Dewhurst's daughter in the grim Canadian drama Termini Station (1991), and voiced the role of Clara in the animated feature The Nutcracker Prince (1990). Follows devoted the rest of the 1990s to starting a family, acting in Canadian TV movies and starring in the Canadian feature comedy Reluctant Angel (1997). She began the next decade, though, by reprising her most famous role (as a now fully adult, aspiring writer in New York) in Anne of Green Gables: The Continuing Story (2000).

Trivia: Born in New York City and grew up in Woodstock, N.Y., where he began acting in his preteen years, before attending high school in Toronto when his family relocated to Canada, and left for Los Angeles after graduation to pursue a career in show business. Father was a cofounder and president of Scholastic Productions, Inc., which oversaw TV and film adaptations of children's books, including The Magic School Bus (1994-97), Goosebumps (1995-98) and The Indian in the Cupboard (1995). Got big break playing Jake Steinberg, an assistant to Ari Gold (Jeremy Piven) during Season 6 of HBO's Entourage, and wound up appearing in 15 episodes. In 2014, was promoted to series regular for Season 2 of the CW's Reign, playing Leith Bayard.