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Denise Lee Richards is an American actress, former fashion model, and television personality. Her most recognized roles are Carmen Ibanez in Starship Troopers (1997), Kelly Van Ryan in Wild Things (1998) and Bond girl Christmas Jones in The World Is Not Enough (1999). Denise Lee Richards was born to Joni, a coffee shop owner and Irv Richards, a telephone engineer, in Downers Grove, Illinois. Her mother died of kidney cancer in November 2007. Her ancestry is German, French-Canadian, Croatian, Irish, English, Welsh, and distant Dutch.

William Patrick Muldoon III is an American actor of Irish and Croatian ancestry. His parents' artistic backgrounds, in painting, writing, and music, induced the same appetites in their son, as well as athletics. He played college football for the U.S.C. Trojans and has two Rose Bowl rings.

Rhys is known for being the "snail whisperer" on Little Big Shots with host Mr. Steve Harvey and her role with Mr. Denzel Washington in The Equalizer 2. She started in modeling at the age of 3 1/2 after she placed in top 15 for her age group on the Live with Kelly and Michael show. Rhys has done several campaigns such as; Tommy Hilfiger Global, Oscar de la Renta, Pottery Barn Kids, Laura Ashley and more. She's also been in a handful of commercials. Her passion is for acting and she continues to pursue that dream. Rhys is involved in school plays, she takes Ukuele, piano, art, vocal and acting lessons. Rhys loves sea life and all animals. She has a huge heart and if we would allow it she would bring every little sea creature and animal home to live with us. She loves to visit elderly people in the nursing home. She will sing, talk or just give a friendly hello. She truly loves to entertain and was blessed with the gift to make everyone happy.

Sal Rendino is a Connecticut-born actor and writer known for ER, Frasier, The Get Down, and Dumb Money.

Forest Quaglia (born 21 October 1993) is an American actor, producer, and writer.

Joey Ambrosini (born September 17, 2001 in Bridgeport, Connecticut) is an American actor.

David James Gere grew up in the small town of Cromwell, CT. His mother and sister were tragically killed in a mysterious drowning accident when he was very young. His father, James, an educator, later married Veronica Gere, who raised him. An outstanding student, Gere graduated from Providence College in Rhode Island (1997), receiving a BA in Political Science and a Minor in Film Studies. Early on, David began modeling and working on both sides of the camera in films and commercials. Despite a European print campaign for GUESS Jeans (1997), David was more inspired by acting and filmmaking. He soon began a run of short films, documentaries, and music videos (MTV2) that were critically well-received. He developed a relationship with the emerging Rhode Island directors, Michael Corrente and Peter Farrelly, and got his first acting break in Outside Providence (1999), a film which Peter and his brother Bobby Farrelly produced and Corrente directed. In 2006, David appeared in Rocky Balboa, which he cites as a significant turning point, having been directed by his childhood hero, Sylvester Stallone. In 2007, David appeared on the CW Network's hit show Gossip Girl as Frank Meltzer. David is also an experienced stuntman, having performed stunts in The Dark Knight (2008) as one of Bane's Mercenaries. After working closely with professional wrestling legend Tommy Dreamer on the horror movie set of Army Of The Damned (2013), David began a career in the squared circle. Under Dreamer's guidance, Gere began performing as the villainous heel manager, DG Haven. The character has a cult level following, and is established in major promotions throughout North America. David is currently continuing his acting career, and is a producing partner for several major production companies including Verdi Productions and Woodhaven Media. Gere launched his new production company, Shadow Vale Productions in 2018. David Gere resides in Connecticut, where he owns several nightlife venues. David is also an accomplished abstract painter, his pieces have appeared in various films, and his work has been commissioned by celebrity peers. David is very devoted to charitable causes for children, ranging from The United Way, to local organizations, including his own youth mentor program. He often credits his focus for helping young people, along with his drive and desire to create, to the difficult loss he experienced as a boy.

Chris Baldyga (born Christopher Joseph Baldyga on December 3rd 1977) grew up in Fairfield, CT. Growing up, Chris wanted to be a professional wrestler and be on the radio. After graduating high school, Chris briefly went to college for mass communications before deciding to drop out and work full time. Shortly after, he discovered a professional wrestling school near his hometown and decided to sign up. It was there he developed a wrestling persona known as The Iron Eagle. The premise of the character was based off his last name sounding like bald eagle and the 80's movie Iron Eagle. The Iron Eagle's wrestling attire consisted of a flight suit, aviator glasses, and a world war like leather hat with his wrestling gear underneath. During his 12 year career as an independent professional wrestler, Chris decided to attend the CT School of Broadcasting where he learned about radio broadcasting. For 3 years, following graduation, he was a radio personality for a soft and contemporary radio station and a Board Operator for a rock station while also working for a local gym and wrestling on the independent circuit. In 2011, he was approached by a film producer about doing a documentary on his wrestling career. The short documentary was called Wrestling Dreams. In the documentary, Chris detailed his journey in professional wrestling along with his personal approach to his craft. Around this time, he befriended a young fan named Joey Ambrosini. Shortly after retiring from professional wrestling, Joey (now an actor) would ask Chris to be part of a mini series where Chris played a Major League Baseball Talent Scout. It was during this time, he discovered acting. Chris today has been part of projects ranging from, independent films to Lifetime and Hollywood movies.

Blaise Serra is a magician and actor originally from Connecticut who now lives in Los Angeles working as a performer and magic consultant. His sleight of hand artistry has allowed him to travel across the country performing, most notably for MGM resorts as well as in his own stage show entitled "TAME: Through A Magician's Eyes.” His unique magic style is influenced by his background spanning various forms of entertainment. Growing up in a small town in Connecticut, Blaise began his ventures into the arts first with music. He started performing at the age of nine when he began playing guitar, an instrument he is still passionate about to this day and which has shaped his unique approach to magic by applying guitarist techniques and pedagogy to create his style of sleight of hand. For years his focus was music and theatre/ film acting. In high school he took up magic and began attempting to create original routines. By his Junior year of high school he had consistent work performing magic at corporate events in New England, and he decided to take additional classes to graduate school a year early to pursue a career in entertainment. In January 2018 at the age of 18 he moved to Los Angeles and began performing at the Hollywood Magic Castle. One month after moving he got the opportunity to work with musician Todrick Hall on his “Forbidden” visual album and world tour. A few months after returning to LA from that tour, he began working with magician Shin Lim on an act which would become Lim’s finale act while competing on America’s Got Talent. After this Blaise became Lim’s magic consultant and they continue to work together on his show ‘Limitless’ on tour and at the Mirage Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas. Currently he spends his time split between living in Los Angeles where he performs in his solo show “TAME: Through A Magician’s Eyes” and in Las Vegas where he works as a magic creator/ consultant. In January of 2019 his first release to the magic community entitled ‘The One Armed Bandit,’ a set of techniques, effects, and routines Blaise developed became available for magicians to purchase and learn on shinlimmagic.com. His second release entitled ‘Double Agent,’ featuring all-new routines was released July 31st, 2020 on theory11.com.

Eric Weinstock is an American screenwriter and producer of feature films. Eric's recent credits include Lifetime's Amish Abduction (2019) and A Dangerous Date (2017), his gritty fight action Blood Circus (2016, Marvista) and his family friendly Arlo the Burping Pig (2016, Lionsgate). Eric is also an award-winning (WriteMovies) screenwriter for his dark dental dramedy Perfect Smile, about a womanizing dentist on the run. Outside of filmmaking, Eric Weinstock is a board-certified Endodontist with a solo practice in Canton, MA (Cobb Corner Endodontics, PC) and serves as course director for the Ethics, Professionalism and Law in Dentistry course at Tufts University School of Dental Medicine.