Leap Year

Amy Adams (Actor) .. Anna

Born: August 20, 1974
Birthplace: Vicenza, Italy

Trivia: An actress with a knack for light comedy, Amy Adams was born in Italy and raised in Castle Rock, Colorado. After high school, she studied dance and worked in regional dinner theater until age 20, when she moved to Minnesota with her family after being spotted by a visiting Minneapolis producer and recruited to work in his dinner theater there. She landed her first film role in the satiric 1999 comedy Drop Dead Gorgeous, which was, appropriately enough, set in Minnesota. After appearing in the independent comedy Psycho Beach Party, Adams made guest appearances on a number of television series, including That 70s Show, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, and The West Wing; she was also cast as a regular in Manchester Prep, a TV spin-off of the hit film Cruel Intentions. Manchester Prep, however, was never aired when its network decided that the show's sexual content was too strong for television, although several episodes were eventually re-edited into a direct-to-video feature entitled Cruel Intentions 2. 2002 proved to be a very busy year for Adams, who appeared in no fewer than four features, including the eagerly anticipated Catch Me if You Can, featuring Leonardo DiCaprio and Tom Hanks.Adams took a 2 year break following Catch Me If You Can, reemerging in 2004 to appear with Fred Savage in the low-key comedy/drama The Last Run. The next year she took a substantial role in the romantic comedy The Wedding Date, but the part that proved to be a career-shaping one was the very innocent, very pregnant Ashley in Phil Morrison's independent film Junebug. Adams was adored by audiences and praised by critics for her quirky, sensitive performance, and she netted a Best Supporting Actress nomination in the process.The young actress rounded out 2005 with a brief series of regular appearances on the wildly popular TV comedy The Office. In 2006 Amy co-starred in the NASCAR comedy Talladega Nights: The Ballad of Ricky Bobby, alongside Will Ferrell and Sacha Baron Cohen. 2007 provided a big boost to her lead-actress stock in the form of Disney's Enchanted, a Splash-like confection in which Adams played a fairytale princess inadvertently plopped into the alternate universe of modern-day New York City. The family-friendly Thanksgiving release racked up considerable praise and millions of box-office dollars. Adams picked up her second Academy Award nomination in 2008 for her work in John Patrick Shanley's adaptation of his award winning play Doubt. In addition to that honor, she scored nods from the Screen Actors Guild, and the Hollywood Foreign Press. The following year, Adams teamed with Doubt star Meryl Streep again, to play a young amateur chef who attempts to cook every recipe in a massive cookbook by Julia Child (Streep) in the Nora Ephron-directed Julie and Julia.The following year, Adams played the romantic interest of Mark Wahlberg in the Oscar contender The Fighter, earning tremendous critical acclaim both for her tough performance and spot-on Boston accent. Then in 2011, Adams teamed up with funnyman Jason Segel for a much anticipated relaunching of Jim Henson's beloved Muppets franchise. In 2012 she played the controlling wife of a cult leader in Paul Thomas Anderson's drama The Master, and captured her fourth Best Supporting Actress nomination in just eight years for her work in that film. In 2013 she took on the legendary part of Lois Lane in the Superman reboot Man of Steel.

Adam Scott (Actor) .. Jeremy

Born: April 03, 1973
Birthplace: Santa Cruz, California, United States

Trivia: A native of Santa Cruz, CA, who was born in 1973, actor Adam Scott first encountered acting in elementary school, on a decidedly negative note (thanks to a not-so-pleasant experience in a science play), but by mid-adolescence changed his views about the craft and aggressively pursued a career in drama. He applied, and was accepted to, the American Academy of Dramatic Art in Pasadena, then made the short move west to Hollywood with several buddies. The actor took his bow with a guest bit on the series Dead at 21, and thereafter largely divided his time between television and the theatrical stage. In the television venue, guest roles followed on series including ER and NYPD Blue, as well as a recurring parts on Murder One, Party of Five, and on the Friday-night ABC sitcom Boy Meets World as high school senior Griff Hawkins. Scott moved into features in the late '90s and scored supporting roles in A-list Hollywood features; thereafter, the roles arrived quickly and furiously. Projects included Payback (1997), The Aviator (2004), Art School Confidential (2006), Knocked Up (2007), and Step Brothers (2008). Small-screen enthusiasts may also remember Scott for his role as Palek, one of the troubled husbands on the racy HBO relationship drama series Tell Me You Love Me (2007). He appeared in Step Brothers, but started to generate buzz as the lead in the made for cable comedy series Party Down. He joined the cast of Parks and Recreation in that show's second season which led quickly to roles in a number of big-screen comedies including Leap Year, Our Idiot Brother, and Friends With Kids.

Noel O'Donovan (Actor) .. Seamus

Tony Rohr (Actor) .. Frank

Pat Laffan (Actor) .. Donal

Alan Devlin (Actor) .. Joe

Born: May 13, 1948

Ian McElhinney (Actor) .. Priest

Dominique McElligott (Actor) .. Bride

Born: January 01, 1986
Birthplace: Dublin, Ireland

Trivia: First became interested in acting after watching the performance of Daniel Day-Lewis in 1989's My Left Foot. In 2011, made her American television debut in Hell on Wheels. Considered for the role of Gwen Stacy in The Amazing Spider-Man (2012). Has twice played characters with the surname Bell: in the 2009 feature film Moon (Tess Bell); and in Hell on Wheels (Lily Bell).

Mark O'Regan (Actor) .. Captain

Maggie McCarthy (Actor) .. Eileen

Peter O’Meara (Actor) .. Ron

Born: October 27, 1969

Macdara O'Fatharta (Actor) .. Father Malone

Kaitlin Olson (Actor) .. Libby

Born: August 18, 1975
Birthplace: Tigard, Oregon, United States

Trivia: A native of Portland, OR, who honed her passion for the stage by studying theater at the University of Oregon, Kaitlin Olson moved to Los Angeles after earning her degree and quickly aligned herself with the improvisational comedy specialists at the Groundlings Theater. A coveted spot in the Sunday Company proved the catalyst that would help Olson to secure roles in the hit HBO series Curb Your Enthusiasm (in which she played Cheryl's sister Becky), and the hit sitcom The Drew Carey Show (in which she played Mimi's nemesis Traylor). Later, after joining Carey's "Who's Line Is It Anyway?" troupe at the Melrose Improv, Olson joined her bespectacled co-star for a USO tour and entertained troops in Bosnia, Kosovo, and Norway. While The Drew Carey Show would go off the air in 2004, Olson wasn't out of work for long, and next turned up as part owner of a popular Irish pub in the twisted FX series It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia. In 2007, Olson remained busy on the small screen with a recurring role on the Emmy-nominated series The Riches.

Liza Ross (Actor) .. Edith

Marcia Warren (Actor) .. Adele

Michael J. Reynolds (Actor) .. Jerome

Born: August 15, 1939

Trivia: Canadian lead actor, onscreen from the '70s.

Ben Caplan (Actor) .. Realtor

Catherine Walker (Actor) .. Kaleigh

Michael Fitzgerald (Actor) .. Fergus

Born: September 29, 1979

Brian Milligan (Actor) .. Bobbo

Flaminia Cinque (Actor) .. Clara

Born: August 20, 1964

Vincenzo Nicoli (Actor) .. Stefano

Mali Harries (Actor) .. Gaelic Air Rep 1

Sarah Hadland (Actor) .. Gaelic Air Rep 2

Born: May 15, 1971
Birthplace: London, England

Trivia: Began acting as part of an amateur dramatics troupe called Scamps as a teenager. In 1994, made her television debut as Elsie in A Dark-Adapted Eye. Made her film debut in the 1998 historical drama Basil. Is perhaps best known for playing Stevie in the BBC sitcom Miranda between 2009 and 2015. As of 2020, has voiced Daisy in the animated preschool series since 2017.

David Herlihy (Actor) .. Landlord

David Fynn (Actor) .. Agent

Trivia: In 2007, made his theatre debut as Mercutio in Carl Heap's production of Romeo and Juliet, National Theatre, London. In 2011, was part of the original London production of 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee, which also featured Steve Pemberton. Nominated for the Evening Standard Theatre Outstanding Newcomer award for his performance in She Stoops to Conquer, National Theatre, 2012. In 2016, played the role of Dewey Finn in Andrew Lloyd Webber's musical School of Rock.

Breffni McKenna (Actor) .. Tommo

Gabriella Gabbitas (Actor) .. Wife

Robert Bannon (Actor) .. Waiter

Roman Stefanski (Actor) .. Husband

Martin T. Sherman (Actor) .. Guy

Born: November 28, 1966

Liam Kelly (Actor) .. Doorman

Pat Deery (Actor) .. Sozzled Regular 1

John Burke (Actor) .. Sozzled Regular 2

Ruth McGill (Actor) .. Woman in Village

Declan Mills (Actor) .. Tailor

Anand Tucker (Actor)

Born: June 24, 1963

Trivia: Director Anand Tucker paid his dues directing British TV commercials before breaking into the big screen with 1996's Saint-Ex. Two years later, he made major waves with the critically acclaimed drama Hilary and Jackie. His next project came in 2003, when he tried his hand at producing the period movie Girl with a Pearl Earring, which helped launch the career of starlet Scarlett Johansson. Tucker was soon returning to the director's chair however, helming the Steve Martin film Shopgirl in 2005. He would go on to direct And When Did You Last See Your Father? and Red Riding: 1983 over the coming years, eventually taking on the Amy Adams-led romantic comedy Leap Year in 2010.

Su Armstrong (Actor)

Deborah Kaplan (Actor)

Born: November 11, 1975

Mark Appleby (Actor)

Harry Elfont (Actor)

Born: April 05, 1968

Wade Barnett (Actor)

Chris Bender (Actor)

Javier Bennassar (Actor)

Roger Birnbaum (Actor)

Born: November 14, 1950

Trivia: Through much of the 1990s, producer and executive producer Roger Birnbaum headed the Disney-affiliated independent studio Caravan Pictures. As a producer, he and Caravan founder Joe Roth teamed up to back such films as Angels in the Outfield (1994) and While You Were Sleeping (1995). Projects done in conjunction with different producers include Powder (1995), First Kid (1996), and G.I. Jane (1997). Over his career, Birnbaum has been the president of the Guber/Peters Company, the president of worldwide production for United Artists, and the executive vice president of Twentieth Century Fox.

Paul Timothy Carden (Actor)

Jonathan Glickman (Actor)

Born: May 18, 1969

Cassidy Lange (Actor)

Morgan O'Sullivan (Actor)

Rebekah Rudd (Actor)

J.C. Spink (Actor)

Jake Weiner (Actor)

Erin Stam (Actor)

Macdara Ó Fátharta (Actor) .. Father Malone

Michael Ford-FitzGerald (Actor) .. Fergus

Amanda Seyfried (Actor)

Born: December 03, 1985
Birthplace: Allentown, Pennsylvania, United States

Trivia: Wide-eyed actress Amanda Seyfried is best known to audiences for her hilarious performance as slow-witted but popular Karen Smith in the 2004 film Mean Girls. The former child model had graduated from high school the year before, though throughout her secondary education Seyfried had been acting on the popular soaps As the World Turns and All My Children, and by the time Mean Girls producers cast her for her big break, she was an experienced performer. She followed up the film's success with a role on the popular series Veronica Mars, playing the title character's murdered best friend in a series of "Laura Palmer-esque" flashbacks. She also took a role on the popular and controversial series Big Love before signing on to star in the big-screen adaptation of the popular Broadway play Mamma Mia!, a musical about a bride-to-be searching for her real father, set to the tunes of the popular Swedish disco group ABBA. She stretched her range with the 2009 erotic drama Chloe, and starred opposite Channing Tatum in the Nicholas Sparks adaptation Dear John the next year. In 2011 she was the lead in Red Riding Hood, and played opposite Justin Timberlake in the sci-fi film In Time.

Marcia DeBonis (Actor)

Born: June 04, 1960

Gael García Bernal (Actor)

Born: November 30, 1978
Birthplace: Guadalajara, Mexico

Trivia: An actor nearly all his life, the endearingly handsome Gael García Bernal began performing in stage productions with his parents in Guadalajara, Mexico, and later studied at the Central School for Speech and Drama back home in London. Bernal then appeared in several plays, soap operas, and short films before his major feature film debut in Amores Perros, which was nominated for the Best Foreign Film Oscar in 2000. He gained more attention for Alfonso Cuarón's Y Tu Mamá También, where he starred opposite his real-life close friend, Diego Luna. Appearing as Che Guevara in the TV miniseries Fidel, Bernal was cast to play the revolutionary leader again in the 2003 film The Motorcycle Diaries, and he again earned positive notices for his work. Bernal shored up his art-house cred playing a typically flamboyant leading role for Pedro Almodovar in Bad Education. In 2006 he teamed with Michel Gondry for his follow-up to Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, The Science of Sleep. He joined up again with the director of Amoros Perros for the well-received drama Babel opposite Brad Pitt and Cate Blanchett.Bernal made his directorial debut with 2007's Deficit, and had a major part in the big screen adaptation of Blindness in 2008. That same year he executive produced the well-received Sin Nombre, and reteamed with old friend Diego Luna in the soccer drama Rudo y Cursi. In 2009 he worked with director Jim Jarmusch on The Limits of Control.He continued to work steadily, making a surprise change of pace in 2012 when re joined forces with Luna as well as Will Ferrell for the Spanish-language comedy Casa de mi Padre.

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.

Cullen Moss (Actor)

Born: August 24, 1981

Gavin McCulley (Actor)

Leslea Fisher (Actor)

William Howard Bowman (Actor)

Mary Rachel Dudley (Actor)

Born: March 23, 1963

Sammy Nagi Njuguna (Actor)

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