MICHAEL J. FOX (Frank Bannister) previously teamed with Robert Zemeckis
for the hugely popular Back To The Future trilogy, which Zemeckis
directed. He recently starred with Michael Douglas and Annette Bening in
The American President. His other films include Greedy, For Love
Or Money, Life With Mikey, The Hard Way, Casualties Of War, Light Of Day,
Bright Lights, Big City, The Secret Of My Success, and Teen Wolf.
On television, Fox created the multi-Emmy winning character of Alex P. Keaton
for the long-running hit NBC series Family Ties. He starred in Woody
Allen's ABC telefilm Don 't Drink The Water and directed an episode
of the HBO anthology series Tales From The Crypt.
Born and raised in Edmonton, Alberta, Fox aspired to a professional hockey
career before turning to acting in his teenage years. He moved to Los Angeles
at age 18, and now lives with his wife, actress Tracy Pollan, and their
three children in New York and Vermont.
TRINI ALVARADO (Dr. Lucy Lynskey) was born in New York and began performing
at age seven as a flamenco dancer with her parents. She went on to appear
on the New York stage both on and off Broadway in such productions as Joseph
Papp's Runaways, Becca, Maggie, Megalita, J Love You, I love You
Not, Godspell, and as Anne Frank in Yours, Anne.
Her television credits include Sensibility And Sense and Private
Contentment, both for PBS' American Playhouse, Dreams Don 't Die
and Nitti: The Enforcer.
When she was eleven, she was cast in the film Rich Kids, produced
by Robert Altman. Other film credits include Times Square, Mrs. Soffel,
Sweet Lorraine, Stella, American Friends, Satisfaction, The Chair, American
Blue Note, The Babe, The Perez Family and most recently Little Women.
PETER DOBSON (Ray Lynskey) put in a brief but memorable appearance as Elvis
Presley in Forrest Gump. His other noteworthy film credits include
Where The Day Takes You, Last Exit To Brooklyn, and Quiet Days
In Hollywood.
JOHN ASTIN (The Judge) has become a pop-culture icon through numerous appearances
in quirky, darkly humorous shows, including television's The Addams Family,
Eerie Indiana, Evil Ray Slade and Tales From The Crypt, for which
he received an ACE nomination. Among Astin's feature films are Academy Award-winning
Westside Story, National Lampoon s European Vacation, Gremlins
2: The New Batch, Silence Of The Hams, Candy and Nightlife. He
received an Academy Award nomination for his debut as writer, director and
producer of Prelude. He appears as a voice actor on such shows as
Tazmania, Duckman and The Killer Tomatoes. More recently he
toured as Edgar Allan Poe in the solo show, Once Upon Midnight.
DEE WALLACE STONE (Patricia Bradley) became a recognizable face after appearing
in E. T The Extra Terrestrial. Her other noteworthy film credits
include The Howling, Cujo, The Phoenix And The Magic Carpet, and
The Best Of The Best III.
JEFFREY COMBS (FBI agent Dammers) has a career spanning film, television
and theater, and elevated to cult status with his starring role in Re-Animator
and its sequel Bride Of The Re-Animator. His other credits include
the films Dillinger And Capone and Love And A .45, and the
television series Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, Jake And The Fat Man,
and Beauty And The Beast.
JAKE BUSEY (Johnny Bartlett) most recently appeared in the summer blockbuster
Twister, and will next co-star in Paul Verhoeven' s science fiction
thriller Starship Troopers. Busey began his career at five years-old
when he appeared opposite his father Gary Busey in the feature film Straight
Time, starring Dustin Hoffman. Since then, Busey has appeared in S.F.W.
opposite Steven Dorff and Reese Witherspoon, the Albert Brooks comedy
I'll Do Anything, The Stoned Age, The Footshooting Party with Leonardo
DiCaprio, Shimmer, and the television miniseries Cruel Doubt.
Busey received critical acclaim for his performance in Motorcycle Gang,
directed by John Milius for the three-time Cable Ace Award-nominated series
Rebel Highway for Showtime.
CHI McBRIDE (Cyrus) is perhaps best-known for his role on the popular NBC
series The John Larroquette Show. Originally from Chicago, only four
short years ago, McBride worked as a customer service clerk for MCI in Atlanta.
Since becoming an actor, his work has been lauded in HBO's Cosmic Slop
and in such films as The Distinguished Gentleman and What 's Love
Got To Do With It. In December, McBride can also be seen starring opposite
Laurence Fishburne and Tim Roth in MGM-UA's Gangsta.
JIM FYFE (Stuart) began his career as a stage actor and standup comic in
New York, appearing in such Broadway productions as Biloxi Blues, Legs
Diamond and Tom Stoppard's Artist Descending A Staircase.
The New Jersey native has been seen on television in Law and Order, Tanner
88 (directed by Robert Altman), Fresh Prince Of Bel Air, Sinbad,
In Living Color, and Something Wilder.
JULIANNA McCARTHY (Old Lady Bradley) is known for her long-running role
in The Young And The Restless. She has made television guest appearances
on Melrose Place, ER, Cagney & Lacey, LA Law, and Jake And
The Fat Man.
TROY EVANS (Sheriff Perry) is an accomplished character actor with a long
string of film credits that includes Ace Ventura: Pet Detective, Lawnmower
Man, Under Siege, Planes, Trains And Automobiles, and Teen Wolf.
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