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F. Murray ABRAHAM      Shohreh AGHDASHLOO        Jason ALEXANDER

Ted  CASSIDY                    Kim CATTRALL                        John CHO

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Benedict CUMBERBATCH      Mick FLEETWOOD          Louise FLETCHER

Whoopi GOLDBERG        Stephen HAWKING               Chris HEMSWORTH

Jason ISAACS                    Famke JANSSEN                      Dwayne JOHNSON

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Zoe SALDANA                   Sarah SILVERMAN                  Jean SIMMONS

Bryan SINGER                   Christian SLATER                     Dean STOCKWELL

Lea THOMPSON              Peter WELLER                         Vanessa WILLIAMS

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Interview with Michael Peña, Louis Ozawa, Betty Gabriel and Abbie Cornish of “Jack Ryan” on Prime Video by Suzanne 6/16/23

These were two very short interviews for this show. I don’t watch the show regularly, but if you love lots of action and some political intrigue, this is the show for you. I think it does help to know who’s who and what’s going on if you watched the first three seasons, but it’s not impossible to enjoy this fourth season if you haven’t. It’s fairly self-contained. Betty Gabriel is a regular on the show. Abbie Cornish is returning to the show. Michael Peña and Louis Ozawa both play very interesting villains this season.

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Jack Ryan Season 4Credit: Attila Szvacsek/Prime Video Copyright: Amazon Studios Description: Michael Peña (Domingo Chavez)

Jack Ryan Season 4Credit: Attila Szvacsek/Prime Video Copyright: Amazon Studios Description: Louis Ozawa (Chao Fah)

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The fourth and final season of Tom Clancy’s Jack Ryan finds the titular character on his most dangerous mission yet: facing an enemy both foreign and domestic. As the new CIA Acting Deputy Director, Jack Ryan is tasked with unearthing internal corruption, and in doing so, uncovers a series of suspicious black ops that could expose the vulnerability of the country. As Jack and the team investigate how deep the corruption runs, he discovers a far-worse reality—the convergence of a drug cartel with a terrorist organization—ultimately revealing a conspiracy much closer to home and testing our hero’s belief in the system he has always fought to protect.

The series stars John Krasinski as Jack Ryan, Wendell Pierce as James Greer, Michael Kelly as Mike November, and Betty Gabriel as CIA Acting Director Elizabeth Wright, with Abbie Cornish returning as Cathy Mueller. Joining the cast this season are Michael Peña as Domingo Chavez and Louis Ozawa as Chao Fah.

Tom Clancy’s Jack Ryan is co-produced by Amazon Studios, Paramount Television Studios, and Skydance Television, and executive produced by Allyson Seeger, Andrew Form, John Krasinski, Brad Fuller, Michael Bay, and John Kelly. Additionally, Tom Clancy and Skydance Television’s David Ellison, Dana Goldberg, and Matt Thunell executive produce the fourth season, along with Vaun Wilmott, Mace Neufeld and Carlton Cuse.

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Majel Barrett  2/23/32*
James Doohan 3/3/20*
Peter Duryea 7/14/39*
David Gerrold 1/24/44
John Hoyt 10/5/05*
Jeffrey Hunter 11/25/26*
Bruce Hyde 9/14/41*
DeForest Kelley 1/20/20*
Walter Koenig 9/14/36
Mark Lenard 10/15/24*
Nichelle Nichols  12/28/32*
Leonard Nimoy  3/26/31*
Susan Oliver 2/13/32*
Elizabeth Rogers 5/18/34*
David L. Ross 4/24/39
William Shatner  3/22/31
George Takei 4/20/37
Grace Lee Whitney 4/1/30*
John Winston 10/24/33*
Jane Wyatt 8/12/10

NOTABLE TREK MOVIE ACTORS

Kirstie Alley 1/12/51*
Dame Judith Anderson 2/10/1897*
Bibi Besch 2/1/42*
Merritt Butrick 9/3/59*
Kim Cattrall 8/1/56
Stephen Collins 10/1/47
Charles Cooper 8/11/26*
Robin Curtis 6/15/56
Ike Eisenmann 7/21/62
Miguel Ferrer 2/7/55*
Catherine Hicks 8/6/51
Robert Hooks 4/18/37
Persis Khambatta 10/2/48
John Larroquette 11/25/47
Christopher Lloyd 10/22/38
Laurence Luckinbill 11/21/34
Ricardo Montalban 11/25/20*
Phil Morris 4/4/59
Brock Peters 7/2/27*
Christopher Plummer 12/13/29*
John Schuck 2/4/40
James Sikking 3/5/34
David Warner 7/29/41*
Paul Winfield 5/2/39*

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Star Trek Movies Cast List (TOS)

 

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Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home

MAIN CAST

Admiral/Captain Kirk – William Shatner
Captain Spock – Leonard Nimoy
Dr. McCoy – DeForest Kelley
Captain Montgomery ‘Scotty’ Scott – James Doohan
Cmdr. Hikaru Sulu – George Takei
Dr. Chapel – Majel Barrett
Cmdr. Chekov – Walter Koenig
Cmdr. Uhura – Nichelle Nichols
Jane Wyatt – Amanda Grayson
Gillian Taylor – Catherine Hicks
Sarek – Mark Lenard
Lt. Saavik – Robin Curtis

OTHER CAST

Federation Council President – Robert Ellenstein
Klingon Ambassador – John Schuck
Commander Janice Rand – Grace Lee Whitney
Commander Chapel – Majel Barrett
Admiral Cartwright – Brock Peters
Starfleet Communications Officer – Michael Snyder
Starfleet Display Officer – Michael Berryman
Saratoga Science Officer – Mike Brislane
Alien Communications Officer – Jane Wiedlin
Starship Captain – Vijay Amritraj
Saratoga Helmsman – Nick Ramus
San Francisco Police Officer – Joe Lando
Punk on Bus – Kirk R. Thatcher
Controllers – Thaddeus Golas/Marty Pistone
Bob Briggs – Scott DeVenney
Lady in Tour – Viola Kates Stimpson
Garbagemen – Phil Rubenstein/John Miranda
Antique Store Owner – Joe Knowland
Waiter – Bob Sarlatte
Cafe Owner – Everett Lee
Joe – Richard Harder
Nichols – Alex Henteloff
Pilot – Tony Edwards
Elderly Patient – Eve Smith
Interns – Tom Mustin/Greg Karas
Doctors – Raymond Singer/David Ellenstein/Judy Levitt
Usher – Teresa E. Victor
Jogger – James Menges
FBI Agent – Jeff Lester
CDO – Newell Tarrant
Electronic Technicians – Mike Timoney/Jeffrey Martin
Marine Sargent – Joseph Naradzay
Marine Lieutenant – Donald W. Zautcke
Doctor – Joe Adamson
Passerby on Street – Cynthia Brian
Bartender – Kirby Combs
Vulcan Engineer – Jay Crimp
Madeleine – Monique DeSart
Deltan Ambassador – Michael DiMente
Starfleet Commodore – Joel Marston
Mercy Hospital Patient – Mary D. Mascari
USS Enterprise Crew member – John C. Moran Sr.
Man Standing by Hospital Elevator – Ralph Moratz
Tourist – Kimberly L. Ryusaki
Passerby – Layla Sarakalo
Jogger – Melanie Shatner
Saratoga Captain Madge Sinclair
Tourist -Philip Weyland

 

Star Trek V: The Final Frontier

MAIN CAST

Captain Kirk – William Shatner
Captain Spock – Leonard Nimoy
Dr. McCoy – DeForest Kelley
Captain Montgomery ‘Scotty’ Scott – James Doohan
Cmdr. Hikaru Sulu – George Takei=
Cmdr. Chekov – Walter Koenig
Cmdr. Uhura – Nichelle Nichols
St. John Talbot – David Warner
Sybok – Laurence Luckinbill
Korrd – Charles Cooper

OTHER CAST

Caithlin Dar – Cynthia Gouw
Captain Klaa – Todd Bryant
Vixis – Spice Williams-Crosby
J’onn – Rex Holman
“God” – George Murdock
Young Sarek – Jonathan Simpson
High Priestess – Beverly Hart
Pitchman – Steve Susskind
Starfleet Chief of Staff – Harve Bennett
Amanda – Cynthia Blaise
David McCoy – Bill Quinn
Yeoman – Melanie Shatner
Sybok Warriors – Paul Acerno/Michael Berryman/Gene Cross
Catwoman – Linda Fetters Howard
Crew Member – Conrad Hurtt
Galactic Army Of Light, Rebel – Mel Mede
Enterprise Crew Member – Patrick Michael
Young Spock – Carey Scott
Klingon Helmsman – Mike Smithson
Nimbus III Bar Patron / Wrinkles – Alien Settler – Adrian Tafoya
Nimbus III Bar Patron – Ilona Wilson

Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country

MAIN CAST

Captain Kirk – William Shatner
Captain Spock – Leonard Nimoy
Dr. McCoy – DeForest Kelley
Captain Montgomery ‘Scotty’ Scott – James Doohan
Captain Sulu – George Takei
Cmdr. Chekov – Walter Koenig
Cmdr. Uhura – Nichelle Nichols
Lt. Valeris – Kim Cattrall
Sarek – Mark Lenard
Chang – Christopher Plummer
Chancellor Gorkon – David Warner

OTHER CAST

Excelsior Communications Officer Rand – Grace Lee Whitney
Admiral Cartwright – Brock Peters
Chief in Command – Leon Russom
Federation President – Kurtwood Smith
Azetbur – Rosanna DeSoto
Klingon Ambassador – John Schuck
Klingon Defense Attorney – Michael Dorn
Kerla – Paul Rossilli
Klingon Judge – Robert Easton
Klingon Officer – Clifford Shegog
Klingon Commander – William Morgan Sheppard
General Stex – Brett Porter
Excelsior Officer – Jeremy Roberts
Excelsior Engineer – Michael Bofshever
Excelsior Navigator – Angelo Tiffe
Helmsman Lojur – Boris Lee Krutonog
Excelsior Communications Officer – Christian Slater
Martia – Iman
The Brute – Tom Morga
Klingon Translator – Todd Bryant
Behemoth Alien – John Bloom
First Klingon General – Jim Boeke
Munitions Man – Carlos Cestero
Young Crewman – Edward Clements
Martia as a Child – Katie Johnston
Prisoner at Rura Penthe – Doug Engalla
Second Klingon General – Matthias Hues
Nanclus – Darryl Henriques
Sleepy Klingon – David Orange
Military Aide – Judy Levitt
ADC – Shakti Chen
Crewman Dax – Michael Snyder
Starfleet Admiral – Shirley Blackwell
Starfleet Flag Officer – Faith Burton
Romulan – Eddie Caldwell
Daz – Max Cervantes
Klingon Officer – Clay Hodges
Starfleet Flag Officer – Jim Portnoy
Starfleet Admiral – Evans Ricciardi
Federation President Adviser – Kevin G. Tracey

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Star Trek Movies Cast List (TOS)

 

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Star Trek: The Motion Picture

MAIN CAST

Admiral Captain Kirk – William Shatner
Captain Spock – Leonard Nimoy
Dr. McCoy – DeForest Kelley
Cmdr. Montgomery ‘Scotty’ Scott – James Doohan
Cmdr. Hikaru Sulu – George Takei
Dr. Chapel – Majel Barrett
Lt. Chekov – Walter Koenig
Lt. Cmdr. Uhura – Nichelle Nichols
Ilia – Persis Khambatta
Captain Will Decker – Stephen Collins

OTHER CAST

CPO Janice Rand – Grace Lee Whitney
Klingon Captain – Mark Lenard
Alien Boy – Billy Van Zandt
Epsilon Technician – Roger Aaron Brown
Airlock Technician – Gary Faga
Commander Branch – David Gautreaux
Assistant to Rand – John Gowans
Cargo Deck Ensign – Howard Itzkowitz
Lt. Cmdr. Sonak – Jon Rashad Kamal
Chief DiFalco – Marcy Lafferty
Lieutenant – Michele Billy Povill
Technician – Jeri McBride
Chief Ross – Terrence O’Connor
Lt. Cleary – Michael Rougas
Woman – Susan O’Sullivan
Crew Members – Ralph Brannen/Ralph Byers/Paula Crist/Iva Lane/Franklyn Seales/Momo Yashima
Klingon Crewmen – Jimmie Booth/Joel Kramer/Bill McIntosh/Dave Moordigian/Tom Morga/Tony Rocco/Joel Shultz/Craig Thomas/Edna Glover … Vulcan Master
Vulcan Masters – Norman Stuart/Paul Weber
Security Officer – Joshua Gallegos
Yeomen – Lisa Chess/Leslie C. Howard
Technical Assistants – Sayra Hummel/Junero Jennings
Enterprise Computer (voice) – Doug Hale
Crew Member – Richard Arnold/John Hugh McKnight/Gene Poe/Bjo Trimble
Enterprise Sciences Crewmember – Jerry Best
Other Enterprise Crew Members – David Gerrold/Susan Sackett/Fred Bronson/Bob Bryan/Celeste Cartier/Vern Dietsche/Walter Doty/Cassandra Foster/Barnetta Fowler/Gayle Frank/Frank Salsedo/William Guest/William J. Hickey/James T. Kirk/Donald J. Long/Barbara Minster/Ve Neill/Roger Trantham
Rec Deck Crewmembers – Denise Okuda/Lisa Christy/Price Coetzee/Devron Conrad/Laura Grayson/Louise Stange-Wahl
Extras – Christopher Doohan/Montgomery Doohan
Security Guards – John Dresden/Rod Perry
Vulcan Enterprise Crew Member – Scott Dweck
Engineering Officer – Dennis Fischer
Star Fleet Command Officer – Ryan Frazier
Federation Civilian – Sharon Hesky
Perfect Alien – Stephen M. Kienzle
Rhaandarite Crewman – Steven Lance
Starfleet Officer – Suzanne Lodge … (uncredited)
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Engineering Chief / Medical Crew Member – Joel Marston
Epsilon IX Crew Member – Winnie McCarthy
Starfleet Officer at Air Tram Station – Bernadette Pelletier
Klingon – George Sebastian
Vulcan Citizen on Earth – Arthur Tovey

Star Trek: The Wrath of Khan

MAIN CAST

Admiral Captain Kirk – William Shatner
Captain Spock – Leonard Nimoy
Dr. McCoy – DeForest Kelley
Captain Montgomery ‘Scotty’ Scott – James Doohan
Cmdr. Hikaru Sulu – George Takei
Dr. Chapel – Majel Barrett
Cmdr. Chekov – Walter Koenig
Cmdr. Uhura – Nichelle Nichols
Carol Marcus – Bibi Besch
David Marcus – Merritt Butrick …
Captain Clark Terrell – Paul Winfield
Lt. Saavik – Kirstie Alley
Khan Noonien Singh – Ricardo Montalban

 

OTHER CAST

Peter Preston – Ike Eisenmann
Jedda Adzhin-Dall – John Vargas
Cmdr. Kyle – John Winston
Cmdr. Beach – Paul Kent
Cadet – Nicholas Guest
Vance Madison – Russell Takaki
Delwin March – Kevin Rodney Sullivan
Crew Chief – Joel Marston
Bridge Voice – Teresa E. Victor
Radio Voices – Dianne Harper/David Ruprecht
Computer (voice) – Marcy Vosburgh
Enterprise Trainees – Bill Baker/Kimberly L. Ryusaki
Khan’s Navigator – Laura Banks
Joachim – Judson Scott
Battle simulator computer (voice) – Harve Bennett
Khan’s Crew Members – Steve Bond/Fletcher Bryant/Ann Chatterton/Brett Baxter Clark/John Gibson/Dennis Landry/Cristian Letelier/Jeff McBride/Roger Menache/Nanci Rogers/Deney Terrio
Crew Members at Spock’s Funeral – Bobby Burns/Jim Painter/George Sasaki
Khan’s Henchman – Tim Culbertson
Corpse of Regula I Cook – Eddy Donno
Enterprise Torpedo Officer – Richard Forinash
Enterprise Crew members – James Horner/Tony Roque/John Bear Staible
Starfleet Astronaut – Tom Morga
Starfleet Crewman – Philip Weyland

Star Trek III: The Search for Spock

MAIN CAST

Admiral/Captain Kirk – William Shatner
Captain Spock – Leonard Nimoy
Dr. McCoy – DeForest Kelley
Captain Montgomery ‘Scotty’ Scott – James Doohan
Cmdr. Hikaru Sulu – George Takei
Dr. Chapel – Majel Barrett
Cmdr. Chekov – Walter Koenig
Cmdr. Uhura – Nichelle Nichols
Lt. Saavik – Robin Curtis
David Marcus – Merritt Butrick

OTHER CAST

Trainee Foster – Phil Morris
‘Mr. Adventure’ – Scott McGinnis
Admiral Morrow – Robert Hooks
Valkris – Cathie Shirriff
Kruge – Christopher Lloyd
Torg – Stephen Liska
Maltz – John Larroquette
Captain Styles – James Sikking
First Officer – Miguel Ferrer
Sarek – Mark Lenard
Vulcan High Priestess – Dame Judith Anderson
Spock…Age 9 – Carl Steven
Spock…Age 13 – Vadia Potenza
Spock…Age 17 – Stephen Manley
Spock…Age 25 – Joe W. Davis
Captain – Paul Sorensen
Enterprise Computer (voice) – Teresa E. Victor
Flight Recorder (voice) – Harve Bennett
Woman in Cafeteria – Grace Lee Whitney
Klingon Sargeant – David Cadiente
Klingon Gunners – Bob K. Cummings/Branscombe Richmond
Captain Esteban – Phillip R. Allen
Helm – Jeanne Mori
Communications – Mario Marcelino
Alien – Allan Miller
Waitress – Sharon Thomas Cain
Civilian Agent – Conroy Gedeon
Vulcan Child – Katherine Blum
Prison Guards – Gary Faga/Doug Shanklin
Spock Screams (voice) – Frank Welker
Space Dock Controller (voice) – Judi M. Durand
Vulcan Priestess – Shirley Anthony
Vulcan Priest – Benjie Bancroft
Vulcan Maiden – Jessica Biscardi
Trainee Crewmember – Steve Blalock
Bar Alien – Barney Burman
Space Dock Worker – Charles Correll
Klingon Crewman – Al Jones
Officers’ Lounge Patron – Claudia Lowndes
Bartender – Eric Mansker
Starfleet Bar Patron / Klingon – Tom Morga
Vulcan Guard – Danny Nero
Klingon – Dennis Ott
Bar Waitress – Nanci Rogers
Bar Alien – Kimberly L. Ryusaki
Vulcan Maiden – Dee Giffin Scott
Vulcan Maiden – Rebecca Soladay
Enterprise Crewmember – John Bear Staible
Starfleet Officer – Philip Weyland

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Prodigy Cast List

 

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MAIN CAST

Dal – Brett Gray
Gwyn – Ella Purnell
Rok-Tahk – Rylee Alazraqui
Jankom Pog – Jason Mantzoukas
Zero – Angus Imrie
Murf – Dee Bradley Baker
Hologram Janeway/Admiral Janeway – Kate Mulgrew

RECURRING AND GUEST STARS

The Diviner – John Noble
Drednok – Jimmi Simpson
Ship Computer – Bonnie Gordon
Asencia – Jameela Jamil
Commander Tysess – Daveed Diggs
Miners – Ben Thomas/Debra Wilson
Doctor Noum – Jason Alexander
Captain Chakotay – Robert Beltran
Kazon Trader – Brook Chalmers
Barniss Frex – Eric Bauza
Commander Kaseth – Kimberly Brooks
Nandi – Grey Griffin
Thadiun Okona – Billy Campbell
Admiral Jellico – Ronny Cox
Ankle Restraint – Laila Berzins
Frail Woman – Melissa Villaseñor
Boxy – Zehra Fazal
Caitian Child – Rania Sharkawy
Cadet Huur’A – Samantha Smith
Doctor Macdonald – Erin Macdonald
Dr. Boons – Fred Tatasciore
Doctor Jago – Amy Hill
Adreek-Hu – Tommie Earl Jenkins
Doctor Beverly Crusher – Gates McFadden

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MAIN CAST

Ensign Beckett Mariner – Tawny Newsome
Ensign Brad Boimler – Jack Quaid
Ensign D’Vana Tendi – Noël Wells
Ensign Samanthan Rutherford – Eugene Cordero
Captain Carol Freeman – Dawnn Lewis
Commander Jack Ransom – Jerry O’Connell
Lieutenant Shaxs – Fred Tatasciore
Dr. T’Ana – Gillian Vigman
Lieutenant Commander Andy Billups – Paul Scheer

RECURRING AND NOTABLE GUEST STARS

Kayshon – Carl Tart
Ensign Barnes – Jessica McKenna
Admiral Freeman – Phil LaMarr
Ensign Jennifer Sh’reyan – Lauren Lapkus
Lieutenant Commander Stevens – Ben Rodgers
Command Ensign with Accelerated Growth and Reverse Aging – Nolan North
Anabaj – Kari Wahlgren
Dr. Migleemo – Paul F. Tompkins
Les Buenamigo – Carlos Alazraqui
Castro – Gabrielle Ruiz
Quimp – Tom Kenny
Cerritos Conn Officer – Eric Bauza
Pakled Captain – Rich Fulcher
Casey – Neil Casey
Lieutenant Jet – Marcus Henderson
Capt. William T. Riker – Jonathan Frakes
Drookmani Captain – J.G. Hertzler
Petra Aberdeen – Georgia King
Lieutenant Ottessa Warren – Vanessa Marshall
Combadge – Ryan Ridley
AGIMUS – Jeffrey Combs
Captain Amina Ramsey – Toks Olagundoye
Badgey – Jack McBrayer
Simulated Starfleet Officer – Marc Evan Jackson
Solvang First Officer – Merrin Dungey
Lt. O’Connor – Haley Joel Osment
Q – John de Lancie
Borg Queen – Alice Krige
Lt. Tom Paris – Robert Duncan McNeill
Older Klingon Officer – Robin Atkin Downes
Dr. Zefram Cochrane – James Cromwell
Quark – Armin Shimerman
Capt. Hikaru Sulu – George Takei
Dr. Leah Brahms – Susan Gibney
Cmdr. Deanna Troi – Marina Sirtis
Gelrakian #2 – Kevin Michael Richardson
Clar – Kurtwood Smith
Doopler – Richard Kind
Col. Kira Nerys – Nana Visitor
Black Ops Officer 2 – Kenneth Mitchell
Carlton Dennis – Bobby Moynihan
Leonardo da Vinci – Gary Cole
Rawda – Harry Shum Jr.
Melponar triplets – Alice Wetterlund
Apergosian High Leader – Randall Park
Interrogator – Missi Pyle
Titan Lieutenant #1 – Echo Kellum

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MAIN CAST

Captain James Tiberius Kirk – William Shatner
Mister Spock – Leonard Nimoy
Dr. McCoy – DeForest Kelley
Lt. Sulu – George Takei
Lt. Uhura – Nichelle Nichols
Nurse Chapel – Majel Barrett
Lt. Cmdr. Scott – James Doohan

GUEST STARS

Aquan Harvester – Lou Scheimer … / … (uncredited)
various voices – David Gerrold
Orion ensign – Norm Prescott
Carter Winston – Ted Knight
Sarek – Mark Lenard
Harcourt Fenton Mudd – Roger C. Carmel …
Cyrano Jones – Stanley Adams
Asmodeus – Ed Bishop
Young Sepek – Keith Sutherland
Young Spock – Billy Simpson
Lara – Jane Webb

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MAIN CAST

Captain Christopher Pike – Anson Mount
Lt. Cmdr. Una Chin-Riley (Number One) – Rebecca Romijn
Lt. Spock – Ethan Peck
Erica Ortegas – Melissa Navia
La’an Noonien-Singh – Christina Chong
Nurse Christine Chapel – Jess Bush
Cadet Nyota Uhura – Celia Rose Gooding
Dr. M’Benga – Babs Olusanmokun
Chief Kyle – André Dae Kim

RECURRING CAST

Pelia – Carol Kane
Hemmer – Bruce Horak
T’Prin – Gia Sandhu
Lieutenant George Samuel ‘Sam’ Kirk – Dan Jeannotte
USS Enterprise Computer – Alex Kapp
Ensign Christina – Jennifer Hui
Jenna Mitchell – Rong Fu
Rukiya – Sage Arrindell
Admiral Robert April – Adrian Holmes
Captain Batel – Melanie Scrofano
Ensign Shankar – Shawn Ahmed
Manu – Cameron Roberts
Captain James T. Kirk – Paul Wesley

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Picard Cast List

 

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MAIN CAST

Admiral Jean-Luc Picard – Sir Patrick Stewart
Cmdr. Raffi Musiker – Michelle Hurd .
Cmdr./Captain Seven of Nine (Annika Hansen) – Jeri Ryan
Dr. Agnes Jurati – Alison Pill
Captain Cristóbal Rios – Santiago Cabrera
Cadet Elnor – Evan Evagora
Soji Asha – Isa Briones
Adam Soong/Lore/B4/Cmdr. Data – Brent Spiner
Captain Will Riker – Jonathan Frakes
La Sirena Computer – Kay Bess
Laris/Tallin – Orla Brady
Jack Crusher – Ed Speleers
Doctor Beverly Crusher – Gates McFadden
Captain Liam Shaw – Todd Stashwick
Ensign Sidney La Forge – Ashlei Sharpe Chestnut

RECURRING CAST / NOTABLE GUEST STARS
Lt. Mura – Joseph Lee
Ensign Esmar – Jin Maley
Titan Computer – Amy Earhart
Lt. T’Veen – Stephanie Czajkowski
Narek – Harry Treadaway
Q – John de Lancie
Captain Worf – Michael Dorn
Deanna Troi – Marina Sirtis
Lieutenant Narissa Rizzo – Peyton List
Dr. Teresa Ramirez – Sol Rodriguez
Borg Queen – Annie Wersching/Alice Krige/Jane Edwina Seymour
Commodore Oh – Tamlyn Tomita
Vadic – Amanda Plummer
Yvette Picard – Madeline Wise
Young Picard – Dylan Von Halle
Geordi La Forge – LeVar Burton
Ricardo – Steve Gutierrez
Dr. Ohk – Tiffany Shepis
Renée Picard – Penelope Mitchell
Alandra La Forge – Mica Burton
Ensign Foster – Chad Lindberg
La Sirena Computer – Grace Lee
Changeling Commander – Angel Manuel
Hugh – Jonathan Del Arco
Zhaban – Jamie McShane
Guinan – Ito Aghayere/Whoopi Goldberg
Ramdha – Rebecca Wisocky
Mother – Sumalee Montano
Maurice Picard – James Callis
Tuvok – Tim Russ
Pedro – Oscar Camacho
Dr. Moritz Benayoun – David Paymer
Commander Ro Laren – Michelle Forbes
Spot 73 – Patton Oswalt
Sneed – Aaron Stanford
Krinn – Kirk Acevedo
Professor James Moriarty – Daniel Davis
Wesley Crusher – Wil Wheaton
Alien Emissary – Menik Gooneratne
Titus Rikka – Thomas Dekker
Anton Chekov – Walter Koenig
Dr. Diane Werner – Lea Thompson
Admiral Elizabeth Shelby – Elizabeth Dennehy
Icheb – Casey King
Captain Benbassat – Nolan North

Star Trek: Picard cast - Michael Dorn as Worf, LeVar Burton as Geordi, Jeri Ryan as Seven of Nine, Michelle Hurd as Raffi, Marina Sirtis as Deanna Troi, Brent Spiner as Data, Jonathan Frakes as Riker, Patrick Stewart as Picard and Gates McFadden as Dr. Beverly Crusher in the teaser art of the Paramount+ original series STAR TREK: PICARD. Photo Cr: Joe Pugliese/Paramount+. © 2022 CBS Studios Inc. All Rights Reserved.

 

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Captain Michael Burnham – Sonequa Martin-Green
Cmdr. Saru – Doug Jones
Lt. Cmdr. Paul Stamets – Anthony Rapp
Sylvia Tilly – Mary Wiseman
Lt. Joann Owosekun – Oyin Oladejo
Dr. Hugh Culber – Wilson Cruz
Lt. Gen Rhys – Patrick Kwok-Choon
Lt. R.A. Bryce – Ronnie Rowe
Lt. Nilsson – Sara Mitich
Discovery Computer – Julianne Grossman
Ash Tyler – Shazad Latif
Lt. J.G. Linus – David Benjamin Tomlinson
Captain Philippa Georgiou – Michelle Yeoh
Cleveland Booker – David Ajala
Adira – Blu del Barrio
Admiral Charles Vance – Oded Fehr
Dr. Tracy Pollard – Raven Dauda
Captain Gabriel Lorca – Jason Isaacs
Cmdr. Jett Reno – Tig Notaro

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Captain Christopher Pike – Anson Mount
Cmdr. Nhan – Rachael Ancheril
Osnullus – Avaah Blackwell
Klingon – Nicole Dickinson
L’Rell – Mary Chieffo
Zora – Annabelle Wallis/Robinne Fanfair
Admiral Cornwell – Jayne Brook
Lt. Cmdr. Airiam – Hannah Cheesman
President T’Rina – Tara Rosling
Gray Tal – Ian Alexander
Federation President Laira Rillak – Chelah Horsdal
Kol – Kenneth Mitchell
Sarek – James Frain
Spock – Ethan Peck
Book’s Ship Computer – Fabio Tassone
Ruon Tarka – Shawn Doyle
Amanda Grayson – Mia Kirshner
Leland – Alan Van Sprang
Rayner – Callum Keith Rennie
Kovich – David Cronenberg
Young Michael Burnham – Arista Arhin
Lt. Christopher – Orville Cummings
L’ak – Elias Toufexis
Capt. Ndoye – Phumzile Sitole
Admiral Shukar – Riley Gilchrist
Shenzhou Computer – Tasia Valenza
Moll – Eve Harlow
Commander Landry – Rekha Sharma
Dr. Gabrielle Burnham – Sonja Sohn

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REGULAR CAST

Capt. Jonathan Archer Scott Bakula
Cmdr. Charles ‘Trip’ Tucker III Connor Trinneer
Commander T’Pol Jolene Blalock
Dr. Phlox John Billingsley
Lt. Malcolm Reed Dominic Keating
Ensign Travis Mayweather Anthony Montgomery
Ensign Hoshi Sato Linda Park

RECURRING CHARACTERS

Engineer Alex Mark Correy
Admiral Maxwell Forrest Vaughn Armstrong
Vulcan Ambassador Soval Gary Graham
Commander Shran Jeffrey Combs
Degra Randy Oglesby
Andorian Bridge Officer Glen Hambly
Jannar Rick Worthy
Xindi-Primate Tucker Smallwood
Silik John Fleck
Temporal Agent Daniels Matt Winston
Commander Dolim Scott MacDonald
Humanoid Figure James Horan
Ensign Walsh Duncan K. Fraser
Commander Williams Jim Fitzpatrick
Harris Eric Pierpoint
Major Hayes Steven Culp
Commander Kelby Derek Magyar
Commander Nijil J. Michael Flynn
Corporal Hawkins Sean McGowan
Dr. Arik Soong Brent Spiner
Crewman Elizabeth Cutler Kellie Waymire

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"Star Trek: Voyager" cast - LOS ANGELES - JANUARY 1: Cast of STAR TREK VOYAGER, first season, from left: Neelix (played by actor Ethan Phillips), Chakotay (played by actor Robert Beltran), Harry S.L. Kim (played by actor Garrett Wang), Kathryn Janeway (played by actress Kate Mulgrew), Kes (played by actress Jennifer Lien), Thomas Eugene Paris (played by actor Robert Duncan McNeill), Tuvok (played by actor Tim Russ), "The Doctor" (played by actor Robert Picardo), B'Elanna Torres (played by actress Roxann Dawson). Season one, 1995. (Photo by CBS)

REGULAR CAST

Captain Kathryn Janeway

Kate Mulgrew

First Officer Chakotay

Robert Beltran

Chief Engineer B’Elanna Torres

Roxann Dawson

Security Chief Tuvok

Tim Russ

The Doctor

Robert Picardo

Lt. Tom Paris

Robert Duncan McNeill

Ensign Harry Kim

Garrett Wang

Neelix

Ethan Phillips

Seven of Nine

Jeri Ryan

Kes

Jennifer Lien

Lieutenant Ayala

Tarik Ergin

Seska

Martha Hackett

Voyager Computer

Majel Barrett

Naomi Wildman

Scarlett Pomers

Lieutenant Joe Carey

Josh Clark

OTHER CHARACTERS

Starfleet Crew Member

Stephen Pisani

Icheb

Manu Intiraymi

Ensign Vorik

Alexander Enberg

Ensign Samantha Wildman

Nancy Hower

Lt. Reginald ‘Reg’ Barclay III

Dwight Schultz

Lieutenant Hogan

Simon Billig

Lt. Susan Nicoletti

Christine Delgado

New Alpha-Hirogen

Paul Eckstein

Rebi

Cody Wetherill

Azan

Kurt Wetherill

Alpha-Hirogen

Vaughn Armstrong

Lieutenant Walter Baxter

Tom Virtue

First Maje Culluh

Anthony De Longis

Michael Jonas

Raphael Sbarge

Ensign Ashmore

David Keith Anderson

Crewman Thompson

Steven Dennis

Admiral Owen Paris

Richard Herd

Mezoti

Marley McClean

Borg Queen

Susanna Thompson/
Alice Krige

Q

John de Lancie

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MAIN CAST

Capt. Benjamin Lafayette Sisko Avery Brooks
Dr. Julian Bashir Alexander Siddig
Col. Kira Nerys Nana Visitor
Constable Odo Rene Auberjonois
Chief Miles Edward O’Brien Colm Meaney
Quark Armin Shimerman
Lt. Cmdr. Jadzia Dax Terry Farrell
Lt. Cmdr. Worf Michael Dorn
Morn Mark Allen Shepherd
Jake Sisko Cirroc Lofton
Nog Aron Eisenberg
Garak Andrew Robinson
Gul Dukat Marc Alaimo
Rom Max Grodénchik
Weyoun Jeffrey Combs
Lt. Ezri Dax Nicole de Boer
General Martok J.G. Hertzler
Damar Casey Biggs
Keiko O’Brien Rosalind Chao
Leeta Chase Masterson
Kai Winn Adami Louise Fletcher
Captain Kasidy Danielle Yates Penny Johnson
Molly O’Brien Hana Hatae
Vic Fontaine James Darren
Runabout Computer Majel Barrett

GUEST CAST

Female Shapeshifter Salome Jens
Admiral Bill Ross Barry Jenner
Grand Nagus Zek Wallace Shawn
Gowron Robert O’Reilly
Lt. Commander Michael Eddington Ken Marshall
Vedek Bareil Antos Philip Anglim
Maihar’du Tiny Ron
Joseph Sisko Brock Peters
Tora Ziyal Melanie Smith
Kai Opaka Camille Saviola
Enabran Tain Paul Dooley
Ishka Cecily Adams
Jennifer Sisko Felecia M. Bell
Kor John Colicos
First Minister Shakaar Edon Duncan Regehr
Colonel Lovok Leland Orser
Grilka Mary Kay Adams

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Captain Jean-Luc Picard …. Patrick Stewart
Commander William T. Riker …. Jonathan Frakes
Lt. Commander Data …. Brent Spiner
Lieutenant Worf …. Michael Dorn
Lt. Commander Geordi La Forge …. LeVar Burton
Commander Deanna Troi …. Marina Sirtis
Commander Dr. Beverly Crusher …. Gates McFadden
Ensign Wesley Crusher …. Wil Wheaton
Chief Miles O’Brien …. Colm Meaney
Lieutenant Tasha Yar …. Denise Crosby
Guinan …. Whoopi Goldberg
Dr. Kate Pulaski …. Diana Muldaur
Nurse Alyssa Ogawa …. Patti Yasutake
Ensign Ro Laren …. Michelle Forbes
Keiko O’Brien …. Rosalind Chao
Alexander Rozhenko …. Brian Bonsall
Lt. Reginald ‘Reg’ Barclay III …. Dwight Schultz

MOST MEMORABLE REPEAT GUEST STARS

Q …. John de Lancie
Lwaxana Troi …. Majel Barrett
Ensign Gates …. Joyce Agu
Letek …. Armin Shimerman
Chancellor Gowron … Robert O’Reilly
Transporter Chief Hubbell …. April Grace
Commander Tomalak …. Andreas Katsulas
Mr. Homn …. Carel Struycken
The Traveler …. Eric Menyuk
Federation-Klingon Liaison K’Ehleyr …. Suzie Plakson
Lt. Cmdr. Jack R. Crusher …. Doug Wert
B’Etor …. Gwynyth Walsh
Lursa …. Barbara March
Mr. Mott …. Ken Thorley
Professor James Moriarty …. Daniel Davis
Ambassador Spock …. Leonard Nimoy

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Captain James T. Kirk …. William Shatner
Mr. Spock ….  Leonard Nimoy
Lt. Cmdr. Leonard ‘Bones’ McCoy, M.D. …. DeForest Kelley
Lt. Nyota Uhura …. Nichelle Nichols
Lt. Cmdr. Montgomery ‘Scotty’ Scott …. James Doohan
Lt. Hikaru Sulu …. George Takei
Ensign Pavel Chekov …. Walter Koenig
Nurse Christine Chapel/Number One/Computer Voice …. Majel Barrett

RECURRING CHARACTERS

Lt. Lemli …. Roger Holloway
Lt. Kyle …. John Winston
Lt. Galloway …. David L. Ross
Yeoman Janice Rand …. Grace Lee Whitney
Lt. Hadley …. Bill Blackburn
Lt. Leslie …. Eddie Paskey
Lt. Brent …. Frank da Vinci
Lt John Farrell …. Jim Goodwin
Lt. Hansen …. Hagan Beggs
Lt. Vincent DeSalle …. Michael Barrier
Lt. Palmer …. Elizabeth Rogers
Lt. Kevin Reilly ….  Bruce Hyde
Crewman …. Ron Veto
Captain Christopher Pike …. Jeffrey Hunter
Vina …. Susan Oliver
Lieutenant Jose Tyler …. Peter Duryea
Dr. Boyce …. John Hoyt 
Ambassador Sarek/Romulan Commander …. Mark Lenard

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"True Lies" panel 1/31/23 for CBS

Interview with actor Steve Howey, Ginger Gonzaga, Omar Miller, Mike O’Gorman, Erica Hernandez, Annabella Didion, Lucas Jay, and producer/creator Matt Nix of “True Lies” on CBS by Suzanne 1/31/23

This is a fun new spy show that reminds me of some older shows like “Castle,” “Remington Steele” and “I Spy.” I think anyone who likes fun, adventure and romance should enjoy it. The CBS panel was a lot of fun, too. I asked the question towards the end about which show this one reminds them of, so they had some interesting answers.

CBS 2023 WINTER PRESS DAY

TRUE LIES

Matt Nix, Executive Producer

Steve Howey

Ginger Gonzaga

Omar Miller

Mike O’Gorman

Erica Hernandez

Annabella Didion

Lucas Jaye

Virtual via Zoom January 31, 2023

© 2023 CBS. All rights reserved.

TRACEY RAAB: Good morning. I’m Tracey Raab with the CBS Communications Group, and on behalf of our team and studio counterparts, we would like to thank you all for joining our winter press junket.

We are pleased to host two panels today. First up is our action packed new series “True Lies,” which premieres on March 1st after the new season of “Survivor.” Our second panel is “The Neighborhood,” which recently filmed their 100th episode and got a renewal for Season 6. Finally, we will conclude our sessions with an extended sneak peek of Season 44 of “Survivor” that is not to be missed.

This morning, you should have received information about our April 4th “FBI” global crossover event, the castaways’ announcement for the upcoming season of “Survivor,” and the announcement from Grammy winner Questlove that he is curating the Hip Hop 50 tribute performance at the Grammys this Sunday, February 5th. The performance is part of the Paramount global initiative to honor the 50th anniversary of hip hop in partnership with Mass Appeal. The all star lineup will be announced in the coming days. Kindly check your inboxes for additional content, and if you need any more information, please reach out and we’ll make sure we get it to you.

Thank you again, and here is “True Lies.”

(Clip shown.)

SIENNA SANDERS: Good morning, everyone. I am Sienna Sanders from the CBS network publicity team, along with my network counterpart, Erin Freilich, and our 20th Television Studios counterpart, Ryan Aguirre. I would like to welcome you all to our panel for our exciting and fun new series “True Lies.” You will all be receiving the “True Lies” key art and the two minute extended trailer that you just saw shortly. So look out for that in your inboxes.

Please welcome our cast that is joining us here today. We have Steve Howey, Ginger Gonzaga, Omar Miller, Mike O’Gorman, Erica Hernandez, Annabella Didion, and Lucas Jaye. We also have our executive producer and showrunner, Matt Nix.

If you would like to ask a question, please use the “raise hand” function on Zoom, and I will call on you. Make sure to unmute your microphone when you are called on. But before we begin taking questions, Matt Nix would like to share some opening remarks.

MATT NIX: Hey. So, yeah, when McG first approached me about doing “True Lies” as a TV series, to be honest, I was sort of intimidated. “True Lies” was obviously one of the most iconic films of the 1990s. It was the first film that cost over $100 million, which would be like $160 million today. And of course, it’s a film by the great James Cameron.

So it kind of seemed like a tough act to follow, but at the same time, I found that I couldn’t get the prospect out of my mind. I kept imagining myself coming out of the movie theater in 1994, mind completely blown, and there I was with an opportunity to be a part of that. And how do you turn that down? You can’t.

And it was really that spirit that guided me through the process of making a pilot and this season of television, remembering what it was to see “True Lies” in 1994. It was exciting. It was funny. It was romantic. It was a giant action film, but it was also a character piece about a father trying to do his best. It didn’t take itself too seriously, but at the same time, it had real heart. And I wanted to do something that had that same spirit.

CBS understood what I was going for right away and encouraged me in that direction. Our executive producers, Josh Levy, Rae Sanchini, James Cameron, McG, Mary Viola, and Corey Marsh, were great partners in holding onto that vision.

And as we brought together the team, it began to feel more and more possible. Finding the great Steve Howey and Ginger Gonzaga for our Harry and Helen was the first step. They’re both accomplished comedians and great dramatic actors. They have amazing chemistry. They’re reminiscent of Arnold and Jamie Lee, but they have their own take on the characters and a magic that is totally theirs. Their kids, Dana and Jake, played by Annabella Didion and Lucas Jaye, felt like a real family. And we had a great time building out the world of Omega Sector with Omar Benson Miller, Mike O’Gorman, and Erica Hernandez on the team. They have their own family dynamic and rounded out our spy world in a really fun way.

We had some amazing guest stars over the course of the season, including Beverly D’Angelo, Matt Lillard, the great Tom Arnold, and many others. Our pilot director, Anthony Hemingway, did a great job of capturing the scope and tone of “True Lies,” which I have to say was a real feat because the budget was a little bit over 5 percent of the budget of the film.

But the thing that was reinforced again and again as we went through the season was that the essence of “True Lies” isn’t spectacle. Now, don’t get me wrong. I love spectacle, and we were able to do some big stunts and effects that I’m really proud of. We did the biggest car flip I’ve ever done, and I’ve done a lot of car flips. We blew up a lot of buildings, and, yes, we dangled Helen from a helicopter.

But the thing that really matters to me, and I think to all of us, about “True Lies” is the spirit of the thing. It’s a show about family, about a group of people that really care about each other and are working through real issues. It’s a show about decent people who are trying to make a difference in the world. “True Lies” invites the audience to laugh and have some fun and remember that whatever insanity might be going on in the world, we are all human beings trying to do our best. That’s what I remember most from coming out of that theater in 1994, and that’s the spirit of what we’ve tried to do with this show. So I hope you enjoy.

SIENNA SANDERS: Thank you, Matt.

QUESTION: Hi. Thanks, Sienna. Hi, everyone. Thanks for doing this.

Steve, my question is for you. I know you suffered an injury toward the end of filming. Number one, how are you doing with that right now? And, number two, by that point

(Steve Howey shows bandaged finger.)

(Laughter.)

QUESTION: And, number two, by that point in time, did you expect you were going to come through this unscathed? Or how did you feel about it before this happened?

STEVE HOWEY: Great question. This was the hardest thing I’ve ever done. This was really, really hard and, at the same time, a lot of fun. But there was a time on I think it was Episode Ginger, help me out. What was it? Episode 5 or 6. I had 103 temperature.

GINGER GONZAGA: Oh, yeah.

STEVE HOWEY: She lost her voice. She was mouthing the words. I hurt my back. I pulled my left quadriceps. So that was happening. And then on Matt’s episode, Episode 12, is when I had this stunt that I had to throw Luther against the wall, and I threw his stunt double against the wall, and it snapped my finger back. So it went that way, and then I had to pop it back.

So, yeah, it hurt, but it was kind of fun, too, at the same time, because it was like, oh, we’re actually really doing something. But doing your own stunts, careful what you wish for, because it just might happen.

(Laughter.)

STEVE HOWEY: It’s not that great. It’s really not that great. I did it, and I’m really hoping for next season to really use my stunt double a lot. Because

GINGER GONZAGA: I would like to point out that, when he had 103 fever, it also just so happened to be the episode where he needed to pick me up multiple times

STEVE HOWEY: Over and over again.

GINGER GONZAGA: in a scene. Over and over. You just had to deadlift my body.

STEVE HOWEY: Yeah. You’re light as a feather, though.

OMAR MILLER: Stiff as a board. Light as a feather. Stiff as a board.

(Laughter.)

QUESTION: Hi, everyone. Thanks so much for doing this. This question is for Steve and Ginger. Obviously, like we said in the intro to this, and Matt has already touched on it, this is such an iconic film. So what was some of the connective tissue that you wanted to kind of bring from Jamie Lee and Arnold’s performance? And then, also, what did you want to do that makes this dynamic in this show feel completely different than the one that we see in that film?

STEVE HOWEY: Well, I said that I would never out of respect for the man, never do the impersonation. I’ve never done it, not once, and I never will. Because it’s an iconic actor, an iconic man. And it’s an iconic film, like Matt said.

And it was daunting, but after meeting Ginger and realizing that she’s one of the funniest people I’ve ever met literally she it was always a good day working with her because I knew I was going to laugh. And we just wanted to do something on our own. You know? We couldn’t mirror the movie. We didn’t want to do it exactly. We wanted to bring our own flair. And I think we did. I don’t know. Like, I think we had we had a lot of fun. Again, it was hard, but this cast, I adore so much. Actually, I hate them. No, that’s not true.

(Laughter.)

STEVE HOWEY: No. We all, like, supported each other, and we were doing something that was really exciting, but we wanted to make it our own. And hopefully we did that. Hopefully we did that. Ginger?

GINGER GONZAGA: Yeah. And thank you. Yeah, I was in a lucky position where I had never seen the film, and so even before the pilot, I committed to not watching it, because I know Jamie has an iconic performance. The last thing I want to do is an impression of Jamie Lee Curtis. I love her so much. I have so much respect for her. And I want to be able to I didn’t want to feel like I didn’t want to absorb any of it.

And so I was lucky in that, when I auditioned for this, I got to literally just take the script for what it is and be like, “Okay, here’s Helen,” like I would have done at any audition. How can I make this pop? How can I make this a character I want to play? How can I make this super funny? And so I was just I got to organically just make it based off of, like, a script that was brand new to me.

Steve Howey and Ginger Gonzaga star in "True Lies" on CBSAnd, you know, since the chemistry session that I had with Steve, this project has always been insanely, like, joyous and really funny and fun. Like, I think about our chemistry test, and, I mean, all of us, Matt and Anthony, like, we were just giggling and laughing. That’s how most of our scenes ended, and that’s how most of the days went on this job.

So, yeah, I’m lucky that I just got to keep it separate. I know the DNA is in the writing, and then I just kind of put my Ginger version onto this Helen in a way that kind of like, by default I didn’t have to do the job of separating myself from Jamie because I kept myself clean of it, basically, is how that worked.

And, yeah, I mean, the DNA of the show is in the film, and there’s so many winks at it. And I think just because of the year it is now it’s 2023 it already has that freshness to it. It’s the perfect amount of time between when the film happened and when we remade this, because it’s not so close that you’re like, “Oh, I remember the other one.” It’s that perfect amount of time where the society has evolved. Everyone’s evolved. The actors are going to be different. And so we’re lucky in that way. It really makes it just kind of easy to be this fresh, new thing. Yeah.

QUESTION: Hi. Thanks for being here today. I enjoyed the three episodes. It reminded me of certain shows I’ve seen in the past that I really enjoyed. If you guys could choose one show in the past that you think this show is similar to or that it reminds you of, what would you choose? Any of you.

GINGER GONZAGA: Oh, “Handmaid’s Tale.”

(Laughter.)

SIENNA SANDERS: Erica or Mike, would you like to answer?

MIKE O’GORMAN: I was going to say “Cagney & Lacey.”

ERICA HERNANDEZ: I’m comfortable letting Mike take that answer. He’s been trying to educate me on TV. So it’s probably better for him to answer that.

STEVE HOWEY: You know, we talked about this before, and I was mentioning shows like “Moonlighting.”

MIKE O’GORMAN: “Remington Steele,” you brought up.

STEVE HOWEY: “Remington Steele,” these man and woman

GINGER GONZAGA: “DuckTales.”

(Laughter.)

STEVE HOWEY: “DuckTales” of course. Scrooge McDuck.

But, yeah, I mean, and again, you know, this action/drama/comedy, you know, the elements that we were doing, this is all from the cast of what we talked about, we all dreamt about doing something like this. So while we were doing it, it was like, “Oh, my God. We’re doing it. This is amazing.” But it’s so much work. I don’t even know how to say it.

(Laughter.)

STEVE HOWEY: It was so much. But, again, like Ginger was saying, we had this chemistry, and we were supporting each other, and it was fun. And we had laughs and tears and all of the and broken bones and all the above.

MATT NIX: Yeah. Just to add onto that, I think the definitely some of those like “Moonlighting” is a great example of a show that, you know, definitely was playing real romance and fun, and there was a case, and it didn’t take itself too seriously. At the same time, though, one of the challenges for us was like, name the action comedies on television. You know what I mean? They’re just not I mean, you could find a few action shows with comedy elements. You know what I mean? But in terms of, like, true action comedy, it’s mainly a movie genre. And, you know, as Steve keeps hinting at, we did discover there’s kind of a reason people haven’t done it, actually.

(Laughter.)

MATT NIX: Because, you know, you really have to one of the challenges was, you know, like, you got to have a real case. You know what I mean? You got to do all the things that a regular spy show would do, and then you’ve got to do all the things that kind of a family drama would do. You know, you’ve got to play all those emotional beats. And then you’ve also got to do a bunch of comedy things. You know? So finding a way to do all of those things without having the comedy undermine the action or without having the heart of the family story overwhelming the other elements, it’s a balance.

And so, you know, we definitely had tonal touchstones, you know? And a lot of them were pretty retro. You know what I mean? A lot of them were older shows, when, you know, basically I don’t know. We’ve been through a period where there’s a lot of television out there that’s sort of like vegetables TV, and this is more like dessert TV. Like, that’s kind of how we roll. Hopefully, it’s maybe a more balanced meal than that. But it is true there’s not a lot of action comedy on television. So, you know, we had touchstones, but we didn’t really have models.

QUESTION: Thank you.

QUESTION: There we go. We love TV shows about strong kick ass female characters. Ginger, how did you prepare for some of Helen’s fight scenes?

GINGER GONZAGA: Oh, I just fight people on the street in my life.

(Laughter.)

GINGER GONZAGA: I’m very scrappy. Haven’t learned

MATT NIX: You did, though, in the pilot. You fought someone in the pilot on the street.

GINGER GONZAGA: Oh, I did. But, listen, if you want a fascinating tale, this cast is insanely close, and on the very last night of the pilot, we did go out in New Orleans. And I was assaulted by a woman, literally taken by my hair and thrown onto the ground. And it wasn’t until I saw Steve Howey’s legs marching over my body to stop said woman that I knew that I was going to be okay. So I was unfortunately a damsel in distress in real life in that situation. I think we, like, somehow recreated the movie with Steve literally having to come and save me.

But, yeah, this show is super physical. I like to say that I’m stupidly brave, so I kind of just assume I can do things when that’s not always the case. I’ve learned how to do everything that way, riding horses, skiing. I just end up someone throws me down a black diamond, and I’m like, “Oh, I figured it out.” But, you know, I had done gymnastics in my life, and so I tried to incorporate a little bit of that.

I’m grateful that I like, I had no idea how much I would need Pilates for this job. You physically have to be strong. Like, I literally need the muscle that comes from that in order to do some of the work. And in my free time, you know, I was taking some boxing classes. I would take I took a parkour class, and the other students were like 14 years old. So it was just me and little 14 year old boys, and I was weirdly, like, trying to show off by dismounting on gymnastics bars and stuff, trying to, like, look cool to my 14 year old friends.

But for this show I mean, Howey is already I say he Howey’s already a fighter, so he had this skill set, you know? And you can he learns fight choreography like a Lady Gaga dancer, you know? Like these people that learn dance choreography so quickly. So, you know, that’s not something I had. But being knowing that you have to stay physically strong is so important for this. So it was mostly about really, like, maintaining muscle and being ready for whatever I had to do, like truly physically able to accomplish it.

And I love that. I love kind of being, like, my healthiest ever for this job and staying really strong and not being, like, waify and knowing, oh, I need I really need to be powerful and strong for this. That’s how the job gets done.

QUESTION: Thank you. I’m a big fan of Helen already.

GINGER GONZAGA: Thanks.

SIENNA SANDERS: Thank you, Ginger.

We have a question that came in for Omar. Omar, your character, Gib, was played by the incredible Tom Arnold in the film. He also guest stars in the movie. Did he give you any advice for taking on the role of Gib?

OMAR MILLER: No, but he was great. He was really well above expected. And, man, we had a great time. We, you know, had the Gib squared moment, and we spent a lot of time on the episode together. I think one thing about the show is that the interaction of all of the characters is pretty consistent, and he’s one of our favorite guest stars. And, you know, I think that his the biggest advice that he’s given me was just to have fun with it, because that’s what he did. And I can remember being a teenager and coming out of the movie theater, just like Matt was saying, with my mind blown. I was like, “Wow, this is wild.” It was, you know, a very special time as far as action movies goes if you grew up in that period.

And he was just a really solid he was a really solid actor. Man, he would turn it on. You even saw in the trailer, one of the things in the trailer was an improv of his. He was completely prepared, and he was constantly professional and ready to go. He was game for whatever. Really good time with him.

QUESTION: This is for Steve and Ginger. There’s a lot of talk about compartmentalizing, something that’s important for all of us, compartmentalizing. But if you can each give an example in your life of when compartmentalizing is important or difficult.

GINGER GONZAGA: Well, for example, Steve is toxic.

(Laughter.)

GINGER GONZAGA: So when I go to work, I put that in a box. You know? And I might pretend, “Oh, this guy’s nice. He’s fun to work with. He’s so funny.” And then I go home, and then I fall apart, and I remember the horror of my experience. (Laughter.) No. I don’t know.

Compartmentalizing. Jeez. Well, there is the whole work home life balance actually on our show. And so I think that’s where I compartmentalize the most. I have to like at work it’s a bizarre thing to be an actor. I look at this panel right now, and I look at Annabella and Lucas, and, like, I’m still my mind is still tricked. Like, I think they’re my children. You know? So I’m protective of them on set and all these things. And then I go home and I take away that imaginary and I put everything away. I don’t know. That’s my answer.

QUESTION: Let me ask Steve that same thing. Because, I mean, like you’ve had twins, and it’s got to be hard to be a dad at one point and be a movie actor hitting people in the other. What’s the hard part about difficult part about compartmentalizing?

STEVE HOWEY: Well, I think you have to compartmentalize, especially if you have a family. My kids were in LA. I was in Atlanta. We were in Atlanta for five months. So that was that was tough. But, you know, Daddy had to be an action star. So that was the priority.

And, actually, I saw the pilot with my son, with my 13 year old, last night, and the one thing he said many things. He was very complimentary, but he said, “You’re a good dad on the show.”

(Laughter.)

STEVE HOWEY: And I said, “Oh, wow. Thanks.”

And he goes, “Yeah, you know, it’s probably because of us that you’re so natural at being a good dad.”

And I was like, “You’re right. Absolutely right.”

And I think, to go back, what Matt was saying is that, you know, there’s not a lot of shows like ours that have the comedy, that have the action, that have the drama. And that in itself we had to compartmentalize, because, you know, finding a moment of sincerity and then still try to hit the joke in the same time period, and then have a stunt sequence, not easy. Not easy work, but it was lot of fun.

QUESTION: Cool. Thanks.

STEVE HOWEY: Yeah. Thanks, Mike.

SIENNA SANDERS: We’re going to take a question for Annabella and Lucas. Ginger and Steve play your loving parents on the show. Did Steve and Ginger teach you anything on or off screen while you were making the show? Annabella, do you want to go first?

ANNABELLA DIDION: I’ll go first. Yeah. It’s mind blowing. It really is mind blowing. I feel like Ginger plays my mom, and then off screen, when I’m moving, she’s like, “Come stay at my house.” You know? And it’s a lot of industry things as well as acting, and with Steve too. I mean, he’s been doing this so long that just the way the technical things that I haven’t really had to or, you know, had the opportunity to work on previously. It’s really great to watch them work.

And they I mean, at times, they really don’t even have to say anything. It’s just like watching them is enough. And Steve with the comedy and Ginger with the comedy. And I also had the opportunity to be behind the camera and observe some directors. And so watching on the screen of everything that they’re doing and how it plays, it’s really, really special. So, yes, I have learned quite a bit. Very grateful, as you guys know.

SIENNA SANDERS: Lucas?

LUCAS JAYE: Yeah. Working with Steve, it was you know, off screen, he would give me a lot of acting advice. And, you know, I can any time, like, I’m around Ginger, I could just kind of like I can feel the mom energy just kind of, like, radiating, you know, off of her. And, you know, you just kind of like she kind of lifts the mood.

And, you know, like Annabella said with, you know, the comedy and the improv with the two of them, I just got to say it is legitimately so hard to, like, stay in character while they’re improv’ing. They’re so funny. And, honestly, I feel like I wasted a lot of takes by laughing from their improv.

(Laughter.)

LUCAS JAYE: So, sorry, but it’s so funny.

GINGER GONZAGA: I second that.

QUESTION: This is for Steve. What kind of a mental leap was it to go from “Shameless” to this? Was it difficult? And especially when you’re the lead of the show. I mean, that’s a huge responsibility.

STEVE HOWEY: Yeah. It was a leap. I told Ginger, I said, the great thing about us, and Harry and Helen, is that we get to exchange the responsibility of being the straight man, straight woman, straight actor. It’s like, so you have the person who’s going to set up the joke for the other actor, and her and I went back and forth with that, and I thought that was really special.

But, you know, Omar, he brought it up to me at the pilot, and he goes, “You ready? You ready to be number one?”

And I’m like, “Yeah, yeah. What do you mean?”

And he goes, “All right. You’ll see.”

And so, you know, Omar has been doing this for 20 plus years, and he was a really great support system about how to be number one and to the responsibility. I just wanted to take care of the cast, and I was like, you know and lucky enough, they casted amazing actors and amazing people. And I think the latter first.

We all hang out afterwards. Omar brought me dinner one time. He knew I had a tough day, brought me some food. I go out with Mike. We’ve hung out with Ginger. And then, yeah, we laugh and we play, and then we work really, really hard. But it really helped that we had this synergy among us, because those difficult days of working all day, beating our bodies up, and then coming to work the next day, it was a lot easier because of the support amongst us.

QUESTION: Thanks.

STEVE HOWEY: Yeah. Thank you.

SIENNA SANDERS: Great. And we’re actually near the end of our panel, so thank you all for joining us today. Before we hop off, Steve and Ginger are going to share some closing remarks with everyone.

STEVE HOWEY: Ladies first.

GINGER GONZAGA: Oh, gosh.

(Laughter.)

GINGER GONZAGA: Well, I just wanted to say we didn’t get to hear from Mike and Erica, so I just want to sing their praises and say that we’re really lucky to have them. I mean, they both have such strong comedy backgrounds, and I hope you really enjoy their dynamic on the show.

And we are I always feel like it sounds so fake when you’re like, “The cast really loves each other, and they get along, and it’s the best,” because I think that’s what, you know, the networks want you to say, but we are we got so lucky with this show, with everyone kind of having the same true north, that we wanted everyone to shine. We knew how multitalented everyone was. Even, you know, we had Annabella shadowing directors. Like, I know how much talent and how much intelligence is involved in this whole show and this whole cast. And we everyone was very protective of each other, and we really wanted everyone to shine.

So in doing that, we for as hard as our days were, really squeezing in seven day episodes and such, you know, I’ve never been on a show where I end up, like, crying three times a week from laughter. Sometimes I’d just be looking at Annabella in a scene, or we’d have a guest star do something ridiculous. Or, you know, I went very rogue on this show, and they let me, and I get to do things, and I’m just giggling that they let me get away with an improv.

So I hope that our joy and that the fun that we had translates to audiences and viewers for this show, because we’re just so blessed with so much talent, and we really did there was just so much fun. So I hope people watch this show and it’s not only necessarily like a break, but I just hope it’s I hope it’s fun and exciting for them.

And I’m grateful to the press. I’m sad we don’t get to see you today. This is so weird. I’m talking to a black void looking at my friends. But, yeah, thanks for your time. And, yeah, that’s all I have.

STEVE HOWEY: Ditto.

(Laughter.)

GINGER GONZAGA: That’s cheating.

SIENNA SANDERS: All right. Well, thank you, everybody. Enjoy the next panel.

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TRUE LIES, inspired by James Cameron’s hit action-comedy film of the same name, follows Harry (Steve Howey), a first-class international spy for U.S. intelligence agency Omega Sector, and his wife, Helen (Ginger Gonzaga), a language professor bored with her daily routine, who makes the shocking discovery that her seemingly ordinary husband is leading an extraordinary double life. With the secret out, Omega recruits Helen, who impresses everyone with her formidable skills (thanks to Tae Bo and yoga), and she joins Harry and his team of top-notch operatives, embarking on covert missions around the globe and an exhilarating life of danger and adventure … all while keeping their adventures a secret from their three teenage children. The renewed bond between them adds much-needed sizzle to the Taskers’ emotionally distant marriage and upends the top-secret world of Omega Sector. But, as Harry says, if you’re going to save the world, you might as well do it for the ones you love.

Series premiere Wednesday, March 1 (10:00-11:00 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network and available on the CBS app and streaming on Paramount+

ON AIR:

ORIGINATION:

Wednesdays (10:00-11:00 PM, ET/PT)

Atlanta

FORMAT:

Drama (Filmed in HD)

STARRING:

Steve Howey

(Harry)

Ginger Gonzaga (Helen)

Erica Hernandez (Maria)

Omar Miller (Gib)

Mike O’Gorman (Luther)

Annabella Didion (Dana)

Lucas Jaye (Jake)

PRODUCED BY:

20th Television

EXECUTIVE PRODUCERS:

Matt Nix, James Cameron, Rae Sanchini, McG, Mary Viola, Corey Marsh, Josh Levy and Anthony Hemingway

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Twitter: @TrueLiesCBS

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Interviews with actors from “La Brea”

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LA BREA -- Season: 2 -- Pictured: Josh McKenzie as Lucas, Rohan Mirchandaney as Scott, Lily Santiago as Veronica and Michelle Vergara Moore as Ella -- (Photo by: Ben King/NBC)

Interview with Josh McKenzie, Rohan Mirchandaney, Lily Santiago and Michelle Vergara Moore of “La Brea” on NBC by Suzanne 10/21/22

It was nice to chat with these four (in two separate interviews). I enjoy “La Brea” and all of the characters. I’ve chatted with some of the other actors previously, but this was my first time with these folks. They were very nice, and funny, and we had a good (albeit brief) time.

The first chat is with Josh Mckenzie (Lucas) and Rohan Mirchandaney (Scott)

The second interview was with Lily Santiago (Veronica) and Michelle Vergara Moore (Ella)!

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“La Brea” follows an epic family adventure after a massive sinkhole opens in Los Angeles pulling people and buildings into a mysterious and dangerous primeval land where they have no choice but to band together to survive. In season two, the Harris family remains separated as Eve is reeling from her son, Josh, having mistakenly gone through a portal to 1988. What she doesn’t know yet is that her estranged husband, Gavin, and their daughter, Izzy, have landed in prehistoric Seattle and now must brave the elements and animals to make their way to L.A.

The cast includes Natalie Zea, Eoin Macken, Jon Seda, Nicholas Gonzalez, Chiké Okonkwo, Zyra Gorecki, Jack Martin, Veronica St. Clair, Rohan Mirchandaney, Lily Santiago, Josh McKenzie, Tonantzin Carmelo and Michelle Vergara Moore.

Creator/Showrunner David Appelbaum executive produces with Avi Nir, Alon Shtruzman, Peter Traugott, Rachel Kaplan, Chris Hollier, Adam Davidson, Bryan Wynbrandt, Steven Lilien, Ken Woodruff, and Arika Lisanne Mittman.

“La Brea” is produced by Universal Television and Australia’s Matchbox Pictures, both divisions of Universal Studio Group in association with Keshet Studios.

Josh McKenzie
LA BREA -- Season: 1 -- Pictured: Josh McKenzie as Lucas Hayes -- (Photo by: Ben King/NBC)

Lucas, “La Brea”

Josh McKenzie plays Lucas in the NBC drama “La Brea.”

McKenzie burst onto the scene in the 2009 feature film “Hopes & Dreams,” which earned him the Most Outstanding Debut Performance at New Zealand’s AFTA Awards.

Additional film work includes “Ill Manors,” “Mega Time Squad” and “Northspur.” His many television roles include “Legend of the Seeker,” “Power Rangers Megaforce,” “Filthy Rich” and “Destination Love.”

McKenzie has trained at New Zealand’s acclaimed Tori Whakaari drama school and at the Berlinale Talent Campus in Berlin. As a young actor, McKenzie began his career appearing in many New Zealand theater productions, including “A Tribute to Men” at the Arts Festival Wellington and “Les Miserables” at the Raye Freedman Arts Center.”

Rohan Mirchandaney

LA BREA -- Season: 1 -- Pictured: Rohan Mirchandaney as Scott Israni -- (Photo by: Ben King/NBC)

Scott Israni, “La Brea”

Rohan Mirchandaney plays Scott Israni in the NBC drama “La Brea.”

Mirchandaney recently starred in the hit ABC Australia series “Mystery Road,” opposite Judy Davis. He also had a supporting role in Arclight’s “Hotel Mumba,” opposite Dev Patel.

Mirchandaney is best known for his recurring role as Dr Rudi on the Australian series “House Husbands.” Prior to the pandemic, he starred in the national tour of Melbourne Theatre Company’s “Melbourne Talam.”

Lily Santiago

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Veronica, “La Brea”

Lily Santiago plays Veronica in the NBC drama “La Brea.”

Santiago is a graduate of the theater program at Northwestern University as well as the prestigious LaGuardia High School of Music & Art and Performing Arts.

She has appeared in numerous stage productions, including the all-female “Macbeth” at the Red Bull Theater, “Othello” at Shakespeare in the Park, “Romeo & Juliet,” at the Huntington Theatre and, most recently, the Public’s mobile Shakespeare production of “Measure for Measure.”

As a child, she appeared in a small supporting role in George C. Wolfe’s HBO film “Lackawanna Blues.”

She is the daughter of actor, director, and writer Ruben Santiago-Hudson.

Michelle Vergara Moore

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Ella Jones, “La Brea”

Michelle Vergara Moore plays Ella Jones in the NBC drama “La Brea.”

Moore made her first Stateside screen appearance in the crime-thriller “Side Effects,” directed by Steven Soderbergh. Other credits include a recurring guest role opposite Bob Balaban in the Epix spy thriller series “Condor” and a guest appearance on HBO’s “High Maintenance.”

Moore starred in the Australian independent film “Black & White & Sex,” which had its international premiere at the Rotterdam Film Festival. She was one of the first Asian actors to play a lead series regular role in an Australian series – “The Time of Our Lives,” which was nominated for a Logie Award for Outstanding Drama Series.

In 2021, Vergara Moore starred in “The Unusual Suspects” (Hulu/ABC Australia). In a case of life imitating art, she acted opposite her real-life husband, Toby Leonard Moore, who played her character’s husband.

A dual Australian/American citizen and New York resident, she completed training at Australia’s prestigious National Institute of Dramatic Arts (NIDA) and has also studied improv at Upright Citizens Brigade.

Ella and Veronica

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Interview with the cast of “Acapulco”

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Enrique Arrizon, Fernando Carsa, Jessica Collins, Camila Perez, Chord Overstreet, Regina Reynoso, Vanessa Bauche and Rafael Cebrián in "Acapulco," now streaming on Apple TV+.

Interview with actors from “Acapulco” on Apple TV+ by Suzanne 10/13/22

This is a great show! I had fun watching the first and second season. I’m sure you will enjoy it as well. I hope they get a third season. It’s just a funny show with great writing and acting. Check it out! Season 2 starts 10/21. I hope you enjoy these interviews as much as I did.

Enrique Arrizon (Maximo) and Camila Perez (Julia)

Interview with Enrique Arrizon (Maximo) and Fernando Carsa (Memo)

Chord Overstreet and Camila Perez

Interview with Chord Overstreet (Chad) and Camila Perez (Julia)

Interview with Regina Reynoso (Sara) and Vanessa Bauche (Nora)

Vanessa Bauche and Enrique Arrizon

Interview with Rafael Cebrián and Jessica Collins

Rafael Cebrián (Hector) and Fernando Carsa (Memo)

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“Acapulco” tells the story of twenty-something Máximo Gallardo (Enrique Arrizon), whose dream comes true when he gets the job of a lifetime as a cabana boy at the hottest resort in Acapulco. He soon realizes the job is far more complicated than he ever imagined and in order to succeed, he must learn to navigate a demanding clientele, a mercurial mentor, and a complicated home life, without losing his way to shortcuts or temptations.

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Raphael Alejandro (Hugo) and Eugenio Derbez (Maximo)

Queer As Folk Cast List

Nathan, Stuart and Vince

UK Cast List

Stuart Jones – Aidan Gillen
Vince Tyler – Craig Kelly
Nathan Maloney – Charlie Hunnam
Hazel Tyler – Denise Black
Bernard Thomas – Andy Devine
Romey Sullivan – Esther Hall
Janice Maloney – Caroline O’Neill
Sandra Docherty – Alison Burrows
Donna Clarke – Carla Henry
Rosalie Cotter – Caroline Pegg
Baby Alfred – Alfie Robinson
Alexander Perry – Antony Cotton
Lisa Levene – Saira Todd
Christian Hobbs – Ben Maguire

Brian and Justin

U.S. Cast List

Brian Kinney – Gale Harold
Michael Novotny – Hal Sparks
Justin Taylor – Randy Harrison
Emmett Honeycutt – Peter Paige
Ted Schmidt – Scott Lowell
Lindsay Peterson – Thea Gill
Melanie Marcus – Michelle Clunie
Debbie Novotny – Sharon Gless
Professor Ben Bruckner – Robert Gant
Jennifer Taylor – Sherry Miller
Vic Grassi – Jack Wetherall
James ‘Hunter’ Montgomery – Harris Allan
Detective Carl Horvath – Peter MacNeill
Daphne Chanders – Makyla Smith
Cynthia – Stephanie Moore
Gus Peterson-Marcus – Logan Hoover / Kegan Hoover
Dr. David Cameron – Chris Potter
Blake Wyzecki – Dean Armstrong
Tracy – Lindsey Connell
Christopher Mark Hobbs – Alec McClure
Ethan Gold – Fab Filippo
Gardner Vance – Carlo Rota
Rodney – Gary Brennan
Drew Boyd – Matt Battaglia
Police Chief Stockwell – David Gianopoulos
Passerby – Diane Higgins

Queer As Folk 2022 cast

U.S. Reboot (2022)

Mingus – Fin Argus
Shar – CG
Ruthie O’Neil – Jesse James Keitel
Julian Beaumont – Ryan O’Connell
Noah Hernandez – Johnny Sibilly
Brodie Beaumont – Devin Way
Brenda Beaumont – Kim Cattrall
Marvin – Eric Graise
Bussey – Armand Fields
Daddius Miller – Chris Renfro
Judy – Juliette Lewis
Jake – Brandon Gilpin
Jack Cole Jordan – Benito Skinner
Ali – Sachin Bhatt
Mina – Delish Da Goodness
Winston Beaumont – Ed Begley Jr.
Laveau Contraire – herself

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Queer as Folk Appearances

Michael, Brian and Justin

Russell T. Davies, who created “Queer As Folk,” will be returning to write “Doctor Who” later this year.

Gale Harold (Brian) is in a new movie, “Good Girl Jane,” out this year.

Peter Paige (Emmett) writes and is executive producer of “Good Trouble” on Freeform.

Hal Sparks (Michael) has a great website, with news, streaming web show, etc. so check it out! Hal Sparks on Twitter @HalSparks

Sharon Gless has completed two movies this year.

Sherry Miller (Jennifer) has a Christmas movie coming out this year, “Christmas in Rockwell.”

Jaclyn Moore (former QAF writer/producer) now is showrunner for “Dear White People” on Netflix.

Chris Potter (David) plays Gambit in the new “X-Men ’97” animated series.

Dean Armstrong (Blake) has some movies coming out.

Jason Jones (Dominic) has two movies coming out.

Aidan Gillen  (Stuart) is a very busy actor who stars in several series and movies.

Craig Kelly (Vince) has two movies coming out.

Charlie Hunnam (Nathan) stars in the upcoming Apple TV+ series “Shantaram” and is filming a new movie, “Rebel Moon.”

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Interview with Natasha Calis, Morgan Holmstrom, Kheon Clarke and Thomas Elms

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Stars of "SkyMed" on Paramount+

Interview with Natasha Calis, Morgan Holmstrom, Kheon Clarke and Thomas Elms of “SkyMed” on Paramount+ by Suzanne 7/6/22

This new action show debuts Sunday, July 10 on Paramount+. If you like shows like Chicago Fire or Chicago Med, you’ll probably enjoy this. It has a lot more action than other medical shows, such as “Grey’s Anatomy,” and it’s less of a soap opera. However, it does have some steamy moments.  It reminds me more of the show “ER,” which always had a lot going on, or the 70’s show “Emergency!”. This show is set up in the Canadian north (i.e. the wilderness) and is based on a real group of heroes up there who rescue people in the boonies and help them out medically.  The main name you might recognize in the series is Aaron Ashmore, who plays “Weezer,” the elder advisor to the younger people on the show. He starred in “Killjoys,” “Locke & Key,” “Smallville” and “Warehouse 13.” Three of the “Killjoys” writers also write on this show.  You might also recognize Aaron because his twin brother, Shawn, currently stars in “The Rookie.” Unfortunately, Aaron was not on this press call, but I enjoyed speaking with the four young actors. Natasha reminds me a little bit of Anne Dudek (“Corporate” among many other shows). I hope you enjoy the interview and the series! If you’re in Canada, it’s available on CBC.

 

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MEDICAL DRAMA “SKYMED” LAUNCHES SUNDAY, JULY 10, EXCLUSIVELY ON PARAMOUNT+ IN THE U.S.

All Nine Episodes of “SkyMed” Will Debut at Launch

The Series Is Produced by Piazza Entertainment

in Association with CBC and CBS Studios

June 16, 2022 – Paramount+ today announced all nine episodes of the new medical drama series SKYMED will be available to stream exclusively on the service in the U.S., beginning Sunday, July 10.

SKYMED follows the triumphs, heartbreaks and tribulations of budding nurses and pilots flying air ambulances in remote Northern Canada. Weaving together intense character journeys with high-stakes medical rescues, a diverse cast of young medical responders must rely on each other for survival at 20,000 feet in the air.

The series stars Natasha Calis (“Nurses”) as Hayley, Ace “Aason” Nadjiwon (“Batwoman”) as Bodie, Morgan Holmstrom (“Siberia”) as Crystal, Praneet Akilla (NANCY DREW) as Chopper, Thomas Elms (“The Order”) as Nowak, Mercedes Morris (“Between”) as Lexi, Kheon Clarke (RIVERDALE) as Tristan, and Braeden Clarke (“Outlander”) as Jeremy.

SKYMED is produced by Piazza Entertainment in association withCBC and CBS Studios. The series is created by Julie Puckrin, who also serves as executive producer along with Vanessa Piazza, Ron Murphy and Gillian Hormel. The series will be distributed internationally by Paramount Global Content Distribution.

About Paramount+

Paramount+, a direct-to-consumer digital subscription video on-demand and live streaming service, combines live sports, breaking news and a mountain of entertainment. The premium streaming service features an expansive library of original series, hit shows and popular movies across every genre from world-renowned brands and production studios, including BET, CBS, Comedy Central, MTV, Nickelodeon, Paramount Pictures and the Smithsonian Channel. The service is also the streaming home to unmatched sports programming, including every CBS Sports event, from golf to football to basketball and more, plus exclusive streaming rights for major sports properties, including some of the world’s biggest and most popular soccer leagues. Paramount+ also enables subscribers to stream local CBS stations live across the U.S. in addition to the ability to stream CBS News Streaming Network for 24/7 news, CBS Sports HQ for sports news and analysis and ET Live for entertainment coverage.

For more information about Paramount+, please visit www.paramountplus.com and follow @ParamountPlus on social platforms.

About CBS Studios

CBS Studios is one of the world’s leading suppliers of entertainment programming, with more than 60 series currently in production for broadcast and cable networks, streaming services and other emerging platforms. The Studio’s expansive portfolio spans a diverse slate of commercially successful and critically acclaimed scripted programming, which includes genre-defining franchises such as “NCIS,” “CSI” and the ever-growing “Star Trek” universe, award-winning late night and daytime talk shows, as well as an extensive library of iconic intellectual property. The Studio also develops and produces local language and international content originating outside of the U.S. with series in the U.K., Europe, the Middle East and Australia.

About Piazza Entertainment

Piazza Entertainment Ltd, was founded in 2016 by Executive Producer Vanessa Piazza (“Lost Girl,” “Dark Matter,” “Nurses,” “XIII,” “The Other Half”). Piazza Entertainment is a film and television production company established to create premium television programming for the domestic and international markets. Piazza previously was partnered under a multi-year first look deal with international distributor and studio Entertainment One. That first look arrangement concluded at the end of 2019. In 2020, Edith Myers (former CEO of Pinewood Studios, former COO of the Scott Group of Companies) joined as CFO. Currently Piazza Entertainment has several projects in development.

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