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Zachary Levi (Actor) .. Shazam

Born: September 29, 1980
Birthplace: Lake Charles, Louisiana, United States

Trivia: Actor Zachary Levi began acting on-stage in community and regional theater when he was just a kid, but it was a very grown-up performance as Hank in the play Marvin's Room that booked him an agent. His first big break onscreen was a supporting role in the FX TV movie Big Shot: Confessions of a Campus Bookie. Among other TV work, he played Kipp Steadman on the sitcom Less Than Perfect. Eventually, he scored the lead role of geeky unlikely hero Chuck Bartowski on the spy comedy TV series Chuck, which began airing in 2007. While Chuck ran for 5 seasons, he tried his hand at big-screen success in projects such as Alvin and the Chipmunks: The Squeakuel. He had his biggest hit voicing the good guy in the animated hit Tangled. In 2013, he replaced Josh Dallas (who was busy working on Once Upon a Time on TV) in Thor: The Dark World, playing Fandral. Levi was scheduled to play the role in the first Thor movie, but scheduling conflicts with Chuck forced him to have to drop out. In 2015, he was cast in the Heroes TV series reboot, titled Heroes Reborn.

Mark Strong (Actor) .. Dr Thaddeus Sivana

Born: August 30, 1963
Birthplace: London

Trivia: With a handsome visage, but also slightly gaunt and stark features that could suggest menace or intensity at the drop of a hat, raven-haired Englishman Mark Strong essayed a long and surprisingly diverse list of character roles throughout the 1990s and 2000s; many played perfectly off of these physical attributes. Early in his career, Strong remained almost exclusively in Britain, for such efforts as Captives (1994) , Sharpe's Mission (1996), Emma (1997), and Fever Pitch (1997). In time, however, the actor went transcontinental, turning up in fare as diverse as the István Szabó epic drama Sunshine (1999) and American indie helmer Mike Figgis' 2001 Hotel -- thus showcasing his own versatility. Strong's role choice during this period also suggested a strong predilection for cinematizations of classics, from Henry VIII (2003) to Tristan & Isolde (2005). He gained heightened recognition among U.S. audiences (particularly young viewers) in 2007, when he played Septimus, the one of the many heirs to the throne of Stormhold, in Matthew Vaughn's wondrous fantasy Stardust.

Asher Angel (Actor) .. Billy Batso

Born: September 06, 2002
Birthplace: Paradise Valley, Arizona, United States

Trivia: Of Israeli descent. Grew up in a Jewish family. His name means happy bear in Hebrew. Performed with the Desert Stages Theatre. Plays guitar. At age 12, traveled to Los Angeles with his mom to audition for Andi Mack. His family moved to Utah so he could work on Andi Mack.

Jack Dylan Grazer (Actor) .. Freddy

Djimon Hounsou (Actor) .. Wizard

Born: April 24, 1964
Birthplace: Cotonou, Benin

Trivia: Actor Djimon Hounsou first gained acting attention in Steven Spielberg's Amistad (1997). Born April 24th, 1964 in West Africa, he moved with his family to Paris, France, at age 13. When he left school, he became homeless and spent a couple of years wandering the streets of Paris before being discovered by fashion designer Thierry Mugler. After he resettled himself, Hounsou moved to Los Angeles to try his hand at acting. While on the way to stardom, Hounsou appeared in music videos, including those of Madonna, Janet Jackson, and Steve Winwood. After his turn as a rebellious slave in Amistad, for which he received a Golden Globe nomination, he found increasingly steady employment on both the big and small screens, becoming a semi-regular on the hospital drama ER and appearing in such films as the historical epic Gladiator (2000). After such high-profile projects, Hounsou's success in the following two years would prove no surprise to anyone who glanced at his filmography. Aside from prominent roles in such high-profile French films as 2002's Le Boulet (Dead Weight) and the following year's Muraya -- l'Expérience Secrète de Mike Blueberry (The Adventures of Mike S. Blueberry), Hounsou's bid for screen stardom was simultaneously on display in such stateside features as The Four Feathers (2002), Biker Boyz, and Lara Croft: Tomb Raider -- The Cradle of Life (both 2003).In 2003, Hounsou received his first Oscar nomination for his acclaimed supporting role in Jim Sheridan's In America. And while he spent much of the next three years appearing in films that earned mixed reactions from both audiences and critics, he was back in top form in 2006's Blood Diamond, which found him opposite Leonardo DiCaprio. The film appeared on a number of Top Ten lists, garnered Hounsou accolades from countless critics groups and snagged him his second Oscar nod.Following the success of Blood Diamond, Hounsou made several guest appearances on th popular television show Alias, and joined filmmaker Michae Bay's 2005 action drama The Island, which co-stars Scarlet Johansson, Steve Buscemi, Michael Clarke Duncan, and Sean Bean. In 2009, Hounsou played the rle of n aget determined to thwart the plans of a group of telekinetic American ex-pats. The actor joined the Academy-award winning actress Helen Mirren in the 2011 film adaptation of Shakespeare's The Tempest, in which Mirren played the traditionally male role of Prospero.

Faithe Herman (Actor) .. Darla

Grace Fulton (Actor) .. Mary

Born: July 17, 1996

Trivia: Actress Grace Fulton commenced screen work as a child star with a pair of memorable turns set a few years apart: she appeared as a four- to six-year-old Natalie Wood under the aegis of director Peter Bogdanovich in the telemovie The Mystery of Natalie Wood (2004), and portrayed Celia, the daughter of a severely disturbed Iraq War vet, in the psychological drama Badland (2007).

Ian Chen (Actor) .. Eugene

Born: September 07, 2006
Birthplace: Los Angeles, California, United States

Trivia: Born to immigrant parents from Taiwan. At age 5, booked his first commercial job and since then has appeared in advertisements for companies including McDonald's, Porsche, HSBC Bank, Wellmark Blue Cross and AT&T. Appeared on Entertainment Weekly's 12 Under 12 list of the best child actors of 2015. Speaks fluent Mandarin. Enjoys singing, Wushu martial arts and model airplanes.

Jovan Armand (Actor) .. Pedro

Cooper Andrews (Actor) .. Victor Vasquez

Ron C. Jones (Actor)

Born: January 08, 1957
Died: August 19, 2023
Birthplace: Paterson, New Jersey, United States

Trivia: Is a poet who regularly shared his work at the Nuyorican Poets Cafe in New York City during the late 1990s. Member of LAByrinth Theater Company, where he worked closely with Philip Seymour Hoffman. Recognized for Sustained Excellence of Performance at the 2007 Obie Awards. Performed in numerous off-Broadway productions, including Titus Andronicus in 2011, The Exonerated in 2012 and Between Riverside and Crazy in 2014. Starred in the titular role of Richard III for the Public Theater's Mobile Shakespeare Unit, a series of free performances for schools, homeless shelters, prisons and senior-living facilities. Played Crooks, opposite James Franco and Chris O'Dowd, in the 2014 Broadway production of Of Mice and Men at the Longacre Theatre.

Michelle Borth (Actor) .. Mary Shazam

Born: August 19, 1978
Birthplace: Monroe, New York, United States

Trivia: Was cast in direct-to-DVD horror films Silent Warnings (2003), The Sisterhood (2004) and Trespassers (2006). Landed guest-star roles on CW's Supernatural and A&E's The Cleaner. Appeared in commercials for Burger King. Portrayed Jaime in the short-lived HBO series Tell Me You Love Me. Has an interest in skydiving and motorcycles.

Meagan Good (Actor) .. Darla Dudley (Adult)

Born: August 08, 1981
Birthplace: Panorama City, California, United States

Trivia: Meagan Good started acting onscreen in the late '90s, and has worked in a wide array of genres. Her first major film role was in Kasi Lemmons' gently observed, well-received ensemble drama Eve's Bayou (1997). Good followed it up with such projects as the romantic comedy Deliver Us From Eva (2002), the teen dance film You Got Served (2004), and the post-noir mystery Brick (2005). In 2007, Good signed for a supporting role in the Mike Myers comedy The Love Guru (2008). Though that film was an infamous turkey, she continued to find work in projects such as 35 & Ticking (which she co-produced), Jumping the Broom, and the sleeper box office hit Think Like a Man, as well as the drama The Obama Effect.

Adam Brody (Actor)

Born: December 15, 1979
Birthplace: San Diego, California, United States

Trivia: Upon realizing that his parents would never accept the fact that their son wanted to pursue a career in acting, Adam Brody did exactly what any red-blooded, determined American teen would do in order to achieve his dream -- he lied to them. Thankfully for Brody, his gamble at fame was a success, and following a noteworthy feature debut in the made-for-television movie Growing Up Brady, the talented young star would go on to land roles in such high-profile releases as American Pie 2 and The Ring. Knowing that he had what it took to launch a successful film and television career -- but unable to convince his parents of his certainty -- the San Diego native eventually persuaded his mother and father to allow him to remain on the West Coast following his high-school graduation and attend college in Los Angeles. Of course, Brody's higher education was merely a guise for his true plans, and in lieu of enrolling in classes, the deceptive aspiring thespian instead opted to hire an acting coach and a personal manager in preparation for hitting the audition circuit. Soon chosen to portray Brady Bunch actor Barry Williams for the screen adaptation of his revealing memoir Growing Up Brady, Brody was on his way to stardom. The millennial turnover proved an incredibly fruitful period for the young actor's blossoming career, with a series of small-screen appearances in such popular television series as Once and Again, Grounded for Life, and Judging Amy offering notable exposure before Brody joined the cast of the hit MTV series Undressed. After a brief appearance in American Pie 2, Brody returned to the small screen and MTV for the short-lived cult series The Sausage Factory in 2001. Following a doomed appearance in The Ring, Brody once again returned to television for a lead role on the popular Fox drama The O.C. At this point, it was obvious to all who had followed his career that Brody was more than just another pretty face, with roles in the carefree skateboard comedy Grind and the affecting family drama Missing Brendan serving to highlight his remarkable versatility before the cameras. In 2005, Brody could be seen opposite Hollywood heavies Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie in Go director Doug Liman's action thriller Mr. and Mrs. Smith.He continued to work, often in indie comedies like The Ten and Smiley Face. In 2007 he had the lead in Jon Kasdan's In the Land of Women opposite such female heavyweights as Meg Ryan, Kirsten Stewart, and Olympia Dukakis. He appeared in the Diablo Cody-scripted horror film Jennifer's Body, and in the Kevin Smith action comedy Cop Out. He was well-used by director Whit Stillman in his college campus comedy Damsels in Distress in 2011, and the next year he played in the bittersweet comedy Seeking a Friend for the End of the World. 2013 saw Brody cast as porn legend Harry Reems in the biopic Lovelace. That same year he had a recurring role on the TV series House of Lies, and he played the gay best friend to the main character in the romantic comedy Baggage Claim. Brody had a small role in Think Like a Man Too (2014) and had a memorable guest spot on New Girl.

Ross Butler (Actor)

Born: May 17, 1990
Birthplace: Singapore

Trivia: Has Chinese-Malaysian ancestry on his mother's side and British-Dutch ancestry on his father's side.Moved from his birthplace, Singapore, to the United States when he was 4.Grew up in Fairfax, Virginia with his mother.Studied Biomolecular and Chemical Engineering for one year in university.Starred in music videos for "Waste It on Me" by Steve Aoki and BTS, and "Graduation" by Juice Wrld and Benny Blanco.Volunteers as a mentor to kids at the Boys and Girls Club of Venice in Southern California.

Stephannie Hawkins (Actor) .. Bus Passenger #6

Lovina Yavari (Actor) .. Store Clerk

D. J. Cotrona (Actor)

Born: May 23, 1980
Birthplace: New Haven, Connecticut, United States

Trivia: Intended to become a lawyer when he entered college, but a summer internship at a law firm made him realize he disliked the field. So he switched to acting. While a college sophomore, he visited a family friend in L.A. during spring break---and stayed. Told his parents and school that he had an internship while he was staying in L.A., but was really seeking acting work. Auditioned for the role of Ryan Atwood on The O.C., but lost out to Benjamin McKenzie.

Natalia Safran (Actor) .. Mrs. Sivana

John Glover (Actor)

Born: August 07, 1944

Trivia: A longtime character actor with a reputation for taking on villainous roles with gleeful abandon and a subtle touch of humor, John Glover was once dubbed "the supreme rotter of the '80s" by the late film critic Pauline Kael, thanks to unforgettable performances in such films as 52 Pick-Up, Masquerade, and Scrooged. Always injecting his baddies with an element of quirk and personality, Glover later gravitated away from a life of cinematic crime to success with more sympathetic roles in Love! Valour! Compassion! and Mid-Century. A Salisbury, MD, native who pursued his higher education at Towson State Teacher's College, Glover began an off-Broadway career in the late '60s, which led to small parts in the mid-'70s in such films as Shamus (1973) and Annie Hall (1977). With occasional small-screen roles balancing out his features, Glover began carving out a villainous niche for himself during the '80s in such movies as The Evil That Men Do and 52 Pick-Up. Though Glover's big-screen work served as his bread and butter, more sympathetic television appearances -- as a valiant AIDS patient in An Early Frost (1985) and a dedicated doctor in L.A. Law -- earned the actor a pair of Emmy nominations. As his career progressed, Glover became an increasingly prominent figure on TV thanks to parts in Miami Vice, Murder, She Wrote, and Frasier, and his "villains" became ever more quirky in such high-profile features as Gremlins 2: The New Batch and Robocop 2. Glover's roles were also becoming increasingly diverse. Offering a side of himself rarely seen by audiences, he played artist Leonardo DaVinci in the 1991 made-for-TV feature A Season of Giants, and then portrayed another villain, this time the biggest of them all -- the Devil himself -- in the 1998 series Brimstone. Beginning in 1992, Glover did voice work for the popular superhero cartoon Batman: The Animated Series and, later, Batman: Gotham Nights; he also had onscreen roles in the live-action feature Batman & Robin and the WB series Smallville. Glover often returns to his alma matter (now called Towson University) to work with the drama students at the school's Fine Arts College.

Caroline Palmer (Actor) .. Billy's Mom

Ava Preston (Actor) .. Lillian Price

Born: June 02, 2004

Evan Marsh (Actor) .. Burke Breyer

Cassandra Ebner (Actor) .. Bus Passenger #2

Andi Osho (Actor) .. Ms. Glover

Born: January 27, 1973
Birthplace: Plaistow, London, England

Trivia: Worked in TV production. Worked as an actress, performing in plays around the UK before turning to comedy in 2006. Founded London writers' group Vowel Movement. Won the 2007 Nivea Funny Women award. The only person to have won more than one episode of Celebrity Mastermind.

Mitra Suri (Actor) .. Bus Passenger #1

Carson MacCormac (Actor) .. Brett Bryer

Lotta Losten (Actor) .. Lynn Crosby

Shayna Ryan (Actor) .. Art Museum Goer

Angela Thompson Georgas (Actor) .. Mom at Carnival

Heather Capuano (Actor) .. Carnival Goer

Cyndy Day (Actor) .. Mom on Airplane

David Kohlsmith (Actor) .. Young Billy

Rachel Boyde (Actor) .. Senior Girl

Ethan Pugiotto (Actor) .. Thad

Angelica Lisk (Actor) .. Bus Passenger #7

Sara Bennani (Actor) .. Simone

Kerri Kamara (Actor) .. Attractive Lady

Krystal Kiran Garib (Actor) .. Elahe

Simon Northwood (Actor) .. Businessman

Born: February 12, 1968

Paul Braunstein (Actor) .. Officer

Nadine Roden (Actor) .. Officer

Michael Xavier (Actor) .. Carnival Cop

Born: November 27, 1977

Keisha T. Fraser (Actor) .. Rachel Batson

Lisa Truong (Actor) .. Ms. Kwan

Wayne Ward (Actor) .. Sid Sivana

Marta Milans (Actor) .. Rosa Vasquez

Born: April 19, 1982

Paloma Nunez (Actor) .. Realtor

Lou Lou Safran (Actor) .. Sivana's Twin Sisters - 12 Years Old

Lucky Harmon (Actor) .. Businessman

Brian Kaulback (Actor) .. Mall Santa Claus

Carson Manning (Actor) .. Board Member

Harper Gunn (Actor) .. Little Girl at Carnival

Ali Badshah (Actor) .. Mehmet Kotil

Jeffrey Mowery (Actor) .. Philadelphian

John Stead (Actor) .. Bus Passenger #5

Jeff Sanca (Actor) .. Bus Driver

Born: July 03, 1974

David J. MacNeil (Actor) .. Mr. Bryer

Born: January 09, 1970

Jackson Reid (Actor) .. Little Boy

Jhaleil Swaby (Actor) .. Passing Teen

Jesse Bond (Actor) .. Father at Carnival

Jillian Rees-Brown (Actor) .. Ruby Beazley

Jim Pagiamtzis (Actor) .. Night Club Patron

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