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Glori-Anne Gilbert was born in Hutchinson, Kansas, USA.

In her younger years, she was an A-grade student; as well as a model and a beauty pageant contestant; as well as being a youth leader for her church.

She started her own bikini lawn mowing service to save money to purchase her first car.

In 1996, she featured in the movie "Evil Ambitions" as Jessup's Intern.

Gilbert is well known in the adult and B-grade movie productions.

In 2007, she hosted a number of direct-to-DVD horror movie releases, as Morella, Ghost Hostess with the Mostest, with five titles released between 2007 to 2013.

Due to the low budgets of the movies, she would also work behind the scenes in lighting, grip, makeup artist and production assistant.

Gilbert also works as a nude model and an exotic dancer.

Ms Gilbert works under a number of names, including: Glori Ann Gilbert, Glori Anne Gilbert, Gloria Lynn Berg and Gloria Anne.

Armenian actress fluent in Spanish, English, Armenian, and Russian. A Seasoned professional in Mexican Film,Theater and Telenovelas with a background in Circus Performance and Gymnastics. Luiza Khachaturyan is known for her work in "Mirreyes contra Godinez", "Mi marido tiende mas familia" , "Como dice el dicho", "Vecinos". She also has experience in dance, circus performance including aerial arts, and gymnastics.

Ana Beatriz Barros is one of the top Brazillian models in the world, working for high profile fashion labels including Victoria's Secret, Guess, Sisley's and Sports Illustrated. Born on the 29th of May, 1982, in Itabira Brazil, Ana started her modeling career at the tender age of 14 when she was spotted by a director of Elite, a top modeling agency. She proceeded to win the 1996 Brazillian version of the Elite "Look of the Year" competition, placing second overall in the worldwide competition. After being signed to a modeling contract, Ana landed her first major campaign for Guess, where she worked with fellow Brazillian Alessandra Ambrosio. Since then, her career has escalated and she is now one of the world's foremost models, most notable for her extensive work in Victoria's Secret and Sports Illustrated.

Ian Gerard Whyte is known for his roles in Cold Courage, Bounty Hunters, Bulletproof and Vikings. He started his professional performance career as an opera singer. He subsequently moved from stage to screen in the past several years. Training in all aspects of performance, he has obtained his BMus in Classical Singing Performance. MA in Directing for Theatre and a higher Diploma in Musical Theatre Performance.

Peter Strudwick was born on 19 January 1930 in Germany. He died on 6 March 2014 in Costa Mesa, California, USA; from cancer/sepsis/dementia. Due to his mother contracting Rubella, Strudwick was born without feet and deformed hands.

He appeared in a minor role in the 1964 movie "The Time Travelers" playing the role of a mutant human who is befriended by Merry Anders as Carol White.

He also appeared in the 1981 documentary "Being Different" where Strudwick talks about his life and accomplishments.

In 1969, he commenced jogging and ran many marathons.

He was the author of "Come Run With Me" which was released by Exposition Pr of Florida, Pompano Beach, Florida, U.S.A. in 1976. The book focuses on running - but far more importantly, it is about life.

An actor known as much for his dedication and quality, Christian Seavey is most recognized for the role of Chris Knight in the 2020 series Prom Knight. He then joined the cast of Cheer Camp Killer followed by Cheerleader Hit Squad both on Lifetime

He was born Christian John Seavey on March 28, 1997 in Vancouver, WA. He is the son of Jeffrey Seavey a pastor and Keri Seavey, his loving mother. He has a younger brother Daniel who starred in the 2015 season of American Idol and subsequently joined the band Why Don't We, where he found great success.

Christian began acting in high school musicals such as Fiddler On The Roof and Cinderella. He continued acting while at Western Washington University studying various techniques and appearing in emotionally packed shows such as HIR, Clybourne Park and Rag & Bone. Getting serious he starred on stage in Orange Flower Water and Orlando before moving to Los Angeles to pursue a career in film and television.

In 2020 Christian has amounted over 250k followers on Instagram and over 100k on Twitter.

Gabrielle is a Jamaican-Indian multi-hyphenate artist, based between Los Angeles and New York. With a passion for storytelling, she has excelled in various artistic disciplines, including dance and modeling. From her early years of training in ballet, contemporary, and belly dance, to dominating the modeling industry with campaigns for Vogue and MAC, Gabrielle has continuously pushed for greater representation for models of color.

Driven by her lifelong dream of acting, Gabrielle recently made her debut in Marvel's She-Hulk and continues to audition for other Marvel projects. Her dedication to realism, devotion to her craft, and ability to embody diverse characters make her a standout choice for casting directors, directors, and producers seeking fresh talent. Beyond her artistic pursuits, Gabrielle enjoys singing, baking, and contributing to her community through beach clean-ups in her hometown of Miami, FL.

With her flexibility to work globally and her adaptability to various locations such as New York, Los Angeles, Miami, Atlanta, Chicago, New Orleans, and Albuquerque, Gabrielle is sure to make a statement in the industry.

Garrett Kruithof, a native Louisianan, is a former hotel executive who began his career in film and television with a role on Memphis Beat. He has since appeared with roles in Burn Notice, Common Law, and Army Wives. Garrett's first feature film was "The Iceman", Garrett played, Stanley Kuklinski, the Polish father of the notorious serial killer, Richard Kuklinski (Michael Shannon).

Garrett has appeared in recurring roles as Assistant District Attorney Roy Stout on the Starz period piece crime drama Magic City and as Detective Jimmy Dufrene on the HBO series True Detective with Matthew McConaughey and Woody Harrelson.

Garrett starred as real life gangster Henry Methvin opposite Emile Hirsch and Holliday Grainger in Bonnie and Clyde, a mini-series that aired simultaneously on History Channel, Lifetime, and A&E in December of 2013 where it became the third most-watched basic cable miniseries of all time.

Garrett has attained "verified" status on Twitter where he maintains several thousand followers which he interacts with during live broadcasts of many of the television series that he has been a part of.

Dominic Carmen Frontiere, 86, Emmy and Golden Globe winning film and television composer, former head of music at Paramount Pictures, passed away in Tesuque, New Mexico on 21 December 2017. He is survived by his wife Robin and their children Emily, Joseph, Nicholas and Sofia, as well as daughter Victoria from a previous marriage.

Michael G Kehoe is an award winning writer/director born in Brooklyn, New York. He later moved to Trumansburg, NY, a small town just outside of Ithaca and was deeply involved in theater, producing and directing at 16 years old. He attended the American Academy of Dramatic Arts as an actor. His first job in Hollywood was the gym assistant to Sylvester Stallone on Rocky IV (1985). Michael worked in production and in 1994 he directed a short film titled Second Dance (1994), which became an official selection at the Sundance Film Festival & the Berlin Film Festival. Prism Pictures approached Kehoe to direct an action adventure script he wrote titled Dominion (1995) in 1995. He formed Taughannock Entertainment and has produced and wrote and directed several films and developed, wrote and directed a television show for the Food Network titled: "Catering Impossible" starring Tom Cruise. Kehoe wrote and directed a short film titled "HUSH" that won 34 Awards. Kehoe wrote and directed the feature inspired by the short film that is titled: "The Hatred" produced by Malek Akkad (Halloween), the film is being distributed by Lionsgate.

Kehoe is now developing a production company AdventureScope Entertainment, that will produce independent films and television shows. The first three proof of concepts through AdventureScope are "The Other One", "Quest of Queens" and "99 Problems". 99 Problems has won 120 awards across the world.

Kehoe is set to direct a Sci Fi feature he penned titled "Keflavik" to be shot on location in Iceland, produced by Tommy Harper and Kristinn Thordarson & Leifur B. Dagfinnsson. He is in the development stage for a feature he penned titled "7 Keys".

Kehoe is in a relationship with Karen Scott, former model and eye brow artist with her own line of cosmetics.

Dean Harris was born on 30 December 1946 in Erith, Kent, England, United Kingdom. He began his acting career in 1966; the early years spent appearing with leading repertory companies in the UK as well as touring the United Kingdom, Canada and Zimbabwe.

He has appeared in more than 50 television comedies and dramas and has played opposite Peter Cushing in Sherlock Holmes, Jack Warner in Dixon of Dock Green, Dennis Waterman in The Sweeney, Judi Dench in As Time Goes By, Jasper Carrot and Robert Powell in The Detectives, John Thaw in Mirch, James Bolam in Second Thoughts, Tom Conti in Old Boy Network, Adam Faith in Love Hurts, David Jason in Diamond Geezer, Warren Clarke in The Case of the Frightened Lady, Anthony Andrews in Ivanhoe, Eric Sykes in If You Go Down in the Woods Today, Michael Kitchen in Home Run, Larry Lamb in Fool's Gold and Bill Paterson in The Interrogation of John.

Dean also appeared in the BBC children television comedy series, as the naive Mr Boyes in Bad Boyes; and the environment polluter, Mr Belcher in Earth Warp. In adult orientated series he played Sgt Quirk in Blood Money, from which Michael Denison's and Dean's characters were taken and given their own espionage series called Cold Warrior.

He was also seen as the best safe cracker in business in the BBC series The Fourth Arm, plus the animal rights militant, Curtis Jaeger in Howards' Way.

Other television appearances include in Z-Cars, Softly, Softly, Bergerac, Blake's 7, Casualty, Coronation Street, EastEnders, Shoestring, London's Burning, Drop the Dead Donkey, Grange Hill, Heartbeat, Howards' Way, Silent Witness, A Touch of Frost, and five different characters in The Bill.

He was in a relationship with actress Katy Manning from 1976 until 1981, having twins Jonathan and Georgina in 1978; and Deborah Franklin from 1996 until 2002, having one son Beau'; and married to Karen Harris from 2006 until 2012.

Barry Hugh Crocker was born on 4 November 1935 in Geelong, Victoria, Australia. He was married to Dene Crocker with whom he had five children - Geraldine, Martine, Erica, Barry and Amanda; nine grandchildren Camilla, Bianca, Jessica, Lee, Aaron, Caleb, James, and Stacey; and five great children: Wade, Amber, Ezekial, Zara and Lillie. In 1990, Crocker began a relationship with actress Katie Manning. Crocker is an Australian character actor, television personality, singer, and variety entertainer with a crooning vocal style known for his iconic Australian films during the 1970's The Adventures of Barry McKenzie and sequel Barry McKenzie Holds His Own. Crocker went on to become the presenter and leading performer on The Sound of Music television series, taking over from entertainer Bobby Limb which earned him a Gold Logie in 1970 as Australia's top male television personality. His singing talents eventually earned him over 30 Gold record. In 1971 Sound of Music was the 11th most popular show in the country. Crocker sang the theme tune to the Australian soap opera Neighbours between 1985 and 1992. He published an autobiography called Bazza - The Adventures of Barry Crocker, in 2003.

Jill Forster was born in Britain and immigrated to Australia in 1964 to pursue a career in modeling. Crawford Productions provided her with her first acting opportunity in Hunter (a television series).

She appeared in the movies Libdo, Great Expectations and Say A Little Prayer. Television roles included Hunter, Number 86, The Box, Prisoner, The Restless Years, The Man From Snowy River, A Country Practice, The Power and The Passion, Beauty and The Beast, Seachanges; as well as Hosting Creature Features as Vampira.

She married fellow actor John Stanton.

Cathy Godbold is an actress, known for Newlyweds (1993), The Saddle Club (2001), Home and Away (1988) and The King (TV Movie) (2007) where she played her mother. Godbold is the daughter of television personality Rosemary Margan.

Her first appearance was in More Winners: His Master's Ghost (TV Movie) in 1990 where she played he character Sarah O'Grady.

Educated at the V.I. Surikov Artistic Academy (Moscow) in theatre and film art and production design, Oleg is one of the leading feature film directors in Russia and the FSU. Oleg's training as a production designer coupled with his directing experience in theatre, his work with Russia's top music talent in over 200 music videos, and his success as a feature film director have seen his visually stunning feature films have been in more than 20 territories worldwide including USA, Germany, Sweden, France, Spain, Turkey, Greece, Japan, Thailand, India etc.

Oleg had directed and/or been production designer on more that 200 music videos winning the Best Foreign Music Video at the MTV Awards in 2000. He has been Production Designer for more than 15 plays in the leading theaters in Russian and the FSU. He conceived and directed the video content for Russian Pop star Fillip Kirkorov's concert program. The premiere screenings of his two previous feature films "Jacked$" and "Velvet Revolution" as director took place in Los Angeles in 2005 and 2006. He is the co-author of the book "A Man's Season - Velvet Revolution". Oleg was production designer for the first ever commercial filmed in space for Tnuva Milk which is in the Guinness Book of Records for same.

A D.W. Griffith favorite matriarchal figure often playing mother characters. Kate Bruce appeared 292 times on the screen from 1908 to 1930, in movies including Intolerance (1916), The Idol Dancer (1920), Way Down East (1920), The Eternal Mother (1912), and Orphans of the Storm (1921). She was a close friend of actresses Lillian Gish and Dorothy Gish, who supported Bruce financially for much of her life, including paying her rent in a little Hotel on Madison Avenue in New York. Lillian's maid would take care of her room once a week. Bruce would dine at Lillian's apartment several times a week. A very secretive and shy person, Bruce did not talk about her past or background. Lillian often compared her to a nun since her life was very austere and lonely.

Jude Gerard Prest has Directed, Produced and Overseen hundreds of hours of broadcast, syndicated, cable and international programming.

In September 2016, Prest's original screenplay, HARRY'S FILE (comedy) won the GRAND JURY PRIZE at the FILM INVASION LOS ANGELES, International Film Festival and also in September, 2016, the feature film in which Prest co stars, CAN I GET A WITNESS PROTECTION, premiered at the BURBANK INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL.

Since 2013, Prest has served as Co-Executive Producer, Showrunner, and VP of Development and Production for Full Throttle Marketing - an Austin, TX based media company. LA based, Prest helps to oversee, develop and produce a full slate of scripted and non-scripted programming.

Prest has also served as Executive Producer, Co-Executive Producer, Creator, Supervising Producer and Director for a number of series and specials for networks such as: ABC, Universal-NBC Sports, CBS, UPN, FOX, PBS, Discovery, National Geographic, A&E, The Travel Channel, Sony Pictures Television, SYFY, The History Channel, HGTV, Comedy Central, Fox, Animal Planet, VH1, Court TV, 20th Century Fox, Fox Movie Channel, international markets and more.

He has Directed, Produced and overseen both scripted and non-scripted projects.

He Directed, Produced and Adapted a popular NEIL GAIMAN short story - WE CAN GET THEM FOR YOU WHOLESALE - from Gaiman's bestselling short story collection - SMOKE AND MIRRORS. - having worked together in the past - Gaiman also narrates the film for director, Prest and his LifeLike Productions, LLC. The short stars BRIAN HOWE (Justified, Catch Me If You Can) and DANIEL ROEBUCK (The Fugitve, Mob City, LOST) with visual effects by Catalyst Media (Titanic, Twilight, Matrix Revolutions, Spiderman 3) and sets, special effects and props by Global Effects (The Right Stuff, Mars Attacks, The Last Samurai countless others).

Prest owns all media rights to and has adapted the screenplay for the powerful, award winning memoir, "THE LOS ANGELES DIARIES" . The project is in development with Academy Award winning director, Steven Soderbergh attached as a the project's consultant and Advisor.

He also was the Executive Producer, Co-Creator, Director and Showrunner of a pilot for The Travel Channel special - CITY SWAPPERS - and was the Showrunner and Director for the hit ABC Saturday series - OCEAN MYSTERIES with Jeff Corwin. The 26 episode series travels the globe in search incredible ocean adventures for Litton Entertainment, ABC and Ampersand Media. Prest also recently served as Showrunner and Director for the hit Nat Geo Wild special: 700 Cats - narrated by Jane Lynch.

Prest Executive Produced, Wrote and Directed the award-winning feature documentary film: Rabbit Hash - the Center of the Universe. This is a quirky charming film that focuses on the true story of the town of Rabbit Hash, a sleepy little Kentucky town that actually elected a dog named Goofy as their mayor. This film was a festival audience award winner and spawned a highly rated special for Animal Planet called, Mayor Dog - also Produced and Directed by Prest.

Prest has overseen over hundreds of hours of programming on six continents in around 100 countries.

Prest has also worked extensively as a screen and stage actor, writer and voice over actor.

Leilani Annalisa is an American actress born in Los Angeles, California, USA, and raised in Orange County, California. Leilani began her journey diving into practical acting experiences at Cypress College at age 10 and later studying film at the University of Nevada Las Vegas. With a background in theatre, Leilani honed her craft, participating in four short films through a local Vegas acting class. Further refining her skills in the DK acting class, a sibling of the Beverly Hills Playhouse, Leilani embraced improv, monologue performances, and scene studies. Signed to her first agency in October, Leilani has fearlessly pursued acting opportunities in Los Angeles and New York City, showcasing the versatility and a relentless commitment to her craft.

Justin Trevor Winters has nearly two decades of experience as a screenwriter, lecturer, producer, and development executive. He began his career working in the Literary Department at Innovative Artists Talent and Literary Agency where he worked in collaboration with established directors, screenwriters, and authors. He later joined Creative Artists Agency, and after assisting in launching numerous projects, began focusing on his own screenwriting career. His feature film debut, Killing Winston Jones, a dark-comedy, starred Richard Dreyfuss, Danny Glover, Danny Masterson, and Jon Heder. His TV debut, Sports, starred Jessimae Peluso, and was produced and distributed by Comedy Central. He is a screenwriting lecturer at the School of Film & Television at Loyola Marymount University. He's also taught at Arizona State University, where he was nominated for an Outstanding Teacher Award, and at the UCLA Extension Writers' Program. He has lectured at universities and conferences both nationally and internationally, and regularly contributes to TheScriptLab.com, ScreenCraft.org and FilmCourage.com, websites dedicated to encouraging young writers and filmmakers to study and pursue their goals and aspirations. He's also the founder of Sixty Second Script School, an educational website that teaches the craft and business of screenwriting through sixty second daily lectures.

Owen Wister was an American writer and historian. He is best remembered for writing The Virginian and a biography of Ulysses S. Grant. In 1898, Wister married Mary Channing, his cousin. The couple had six children. Channing died during childbirth in 1913. Their daughter, Marina Wister, married artist Andrew Dasburg in 1933. Novels: The New Swiss Family Robinson (1882), The Dragon of Wantley: His Tale (1892), Lin McLean (1897), The Virginian: A Horseman of the Plains (1902), Philosophy 4: A Story of Harvard University (1903), A Journey in Search of Christmas (1904), Lady Baltimore (1906), Padre Ignacio: or, the Song of Temptation (1911), Romney: And Other New Works about Philadelphia (written 1912-1915). Non-fiction: Ulysses S. Grant (1901), Oliver Wendell Holmes, in the "American Men of Letters Series" (1902), The Bison, Musk-Ox, Sheep, and Goat Family, with G. B. Grinnell and Caspar Whitney in the "American Sportsman's Library" (1903), Benjamin Franklin, in the "English Men of Letters Series" (1904), The Seven Ages of Washington: A Biography (1907), The Pentecost of Calamity (1915), The Aftermath of Battle: With the Red Cross in France (1916), A Straight Deal: or the Ancient Grudge (1920), Neighbors Henceforth (1922), A Monograph of the Work of Mellor Meigs & Howe (1923), Roosevelt: The Story of a Friendship, 1880-1919 (1930) The Philadelphia Club, 1834-1934 (1934).

Roger Climpson was born on 18 October 1931 in Peterborough, England, United Kingdom.

Climpson emigrated to Australia in 1949. I n 1952, he meet his future wife Claire.

His television career started in 1957, when he commenced work as an announcer, weather reporter and news reader, with Channel 9.

Climpson left Channel 9 in 1965, after a pay dispute. Being now unemployed, he commenced working at his father's butcher shop.

During this time, he obtained a job with Channel 7 as a news reader, where he stayed for 15 years.

Now a very familiar face, he took on hosting "This Is Your Life", then returned to news reading in 1978.

In 1982, he retired from television, but returned in 1989 as news reader for "Seven News", where he stayed until 1995, when diagnosis of prostate cancer.

1997 saw Climpson host of "Australia's Most Wanted", which lasted until 1998 when he retired again from television.

Frances Hargreaves was born in South Africa in 1955. In London (UK), she studied acting. In 1973 she came to Sydney (Australia). Her first acting role was in the ABC series "Behind The Legend". In 1974 she secured the role of Marilyn MacDonald in Number 96.

She character was a pivotal character in the unmasking of the 'pantyhose strangler'. She also appeared in "The Young Doctors" as Emma Dixon; "Metal Mickey" (UK) as Phyllis, and the telemovie "Who Killed Baby Azaria?" as the Bar Lady.

She passed away on 3 March 2017 after a long illness.

Irish writer/director/producer Gerard Michael Mac Carthy debuted with the Russian language feature-film 'Micha' (Russian title 'Lestnitsa Sveta') shot at Lenfilm Studios in St. Petersburg, Russia which was commercially released in Ireland and the UK, and screened at international festivals such as London, Madrid, and Rio de Janeiro.

His most recent film, the 25 minute mini-feature 'Restoration', which he wrote, directed and co-produced, was completed in Moscow in 2021. Restoration was chosen as Best Short Screenplay at the 2023 French International Modern Film and Script Festival

Mac Carthy was the co-founder of the Irish Film Festival in Russia which from 2008-2022 was the largest showcase of Irish cinema in the world. He also produced the Moscow version of Subtitle European Film Festival which introduces international casting directors to acting talent and which has led to roles for Russian actors in Vikings, Valhalla, Tenet, Jack Ryan, McMafia, Tetris, Red Sparrow, Fantastic Beasts etc. He also founded the H20 Festival in Moscow, Russia's first environment and climate change film festival.

In film and television, Gerard's co-production and line production credits include 'Prodigal Son', a feature length drama-documentary for the BBC about composer Sergei Prokofiev, with live performances at St. Petersburg's Mariinsky Orchestra; 'Nine Days in Leningrad' with Windmill Lane Pictures; and a Russian remake of Francois Truffaut's 'À Bout de Souffle' entitled 'Nicotine'.

Gerard is also the lead songwriter and performer with electronic music project S for 7. The 10 track album REVERSE (3202) was released in May 2023 and is available on all platforms.

Born and residing in Cork City, Ireland, Gerard first discovered his love for acting when he was 12 years old when he was cast as "Big Con" in David Puttnam's feature "The War of the Buttons". At 12 years old and being away from home, Gerard kept himself occupied offset by practicing magic tricks which he learned from some crew members. These little tricks will go on to change Gerard's life forever! Eight years later Gerard has gone on to become a rising star in magic noted for his sleight of hand skills, and becoming "The Close up Champion" from the worlds largest magic organisation "The international brotherhood of magicians". Today, Gerard is a sought-after magic performer in Ireland. With magic quickly taking over Gerard's life, his love for acting never diminished, landing roles such as Donnacha in Ken Loach's "The Wind that Shakes the Barley" was just one of the many highlights of Gerard's acting career. Gerard continues to pursue his love for both magic perfection and acting.

Born in Baltimore, as Nancy Goldman, she was the oldest of three children of L. Edwin Goldman, the managing partner of a law firm, and Rita Strauss.

She married Bertram H. Claster in 1938.

She and her husband created Romper Room in 1953, which they later franchised in over 25 countries including Australia , Brazil, Canada, Gibraltar, Hong Kong, Japan, Malaysia, Mexico, New Zealand, Norway, Puerto Rico, Spain, Switzerland, Taiwan, Venezuela and the United Kingdom (including England, Northern Ireland and Scotland).

She was the first Romper Room Miss - Miss Nancy from 1953 to 1964, when cancer forced Nancy to step aside as Miss Nancy, with her daughter Sally taking over as Miss Sally. Nancy continued to oversee the training of Romper Room teachers, created different segments of the show and helped her husband sell the show to stations in markets around the country.

Nancy and Bertram retired in 1975 with Bertram's death from Alzheimer in 1984. After retirement, Nancy spent much of her time reading to and playing with the children at the Maryland School for the Blind in Baltimore.

She is survived by her children, John Sally and Candace Claster, as well as four grandchildren.