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Tim Blake Nelson (44)

A playwright who has adapted his works for the big screen and proven a skilled screenwriter and director as well as a engaging onscreen performer, Tim Blake Nelson is a remarkably multitalented creative force, equally adept at absurdist comedy and soul-st

Frances Fisher (56)

The sympathetic, beautiful red-haired Fisher has portrayed strong women on film and TV since the early 1980s. After studying at the Actors Studio while honing her craft in several daytime soaps, the actress made her screen debut in Henry Jaglom's "Can She

Jonathan Jackson (26)

After a visit to Universal Studios Hollywood in 1991, nine year old Jonathan Jackson decided to pursue acting. Two years later, having done some commercial work, the blonde, angelic actor was cast as Lucky, the son of Luke and Laura Spencer, on the ABC da

Natasha Richardson (45)

English stage and screen actress, a scion of the Redgrave acting dynasty, with champagne-blonde hair and a knack for American accents. Richardson has turned in fine performances in otherwise uneven films such as "Gothic" (1986), "The Handmaid's Tale" (198

Austin O'Brien (28)

This bright, wholesome young performer won the coveted role of Danny Madigan, the 11-year-old protagonist of the spectacular Arnold Schwarzenegger box-office flop, "The Last Action Hero" (1993). O'Brien entered show business as a model and actor, appearin

Andre Gregory (74)

Lean, bony actor and theater director with a prominent chin and forehead and an equally prominent gift for gab, which in middle age opened up a career performing in features. Born in a Paris hotel because his mother left a card game with a Turkish ambassa

Boyd Gaines (55)

A clean-cut actor capable of projecting the "aw, shucks" attitude of a young James Stewart, Boyd Gaines first came to prominence as the promising acting student who ends up as a waiter in "Fame" (1980) and a three-year (1981-84) stint as Mark Royer, the d

Joao Botelho (59)

Joao Botelho is a leading figure in the contemporary Portugese film industry and founder of the critical and theoretical journal, "M". Botelho's 1988 feature, "Tempes dificeis/Hard Times", was a highly stylized adaptation of the Dickens novel which attemp

John Michael Hayes (89)

Penned a host of scripts during the 1950s and 60s, many of them so-called "women's pictures", but is best remembered for his work on several witty Hitchcock films. Twice nominated for an Oscar ("Rear Window" 1954, "Peyton Place" 1957), Hayes had a string

Bernard Fox (81)

A fifth generation performer, veteran character actor Bernard Fox appeared onstage for the first time at age 18 months and by the time he was 14 was not only acting but also working as an assistant stage manager for a repertory theater. After service in t

Warren Littlefield (56)

An important figure in network TV during the 1980s and 90s who rose to prominence at NBC during its lengthy hold on the Number 1 spot in primetime ratings. Spotted by NBC president and wunderkind Brandon Tartikoff after he co-produced a TV-movie for CBS,

Sam Cohn (79)

Immediately upon graduation from Yale Law School, joined CBS-TV in contracts negotiation department for two years before working with Hubbell Robinson on the production of a series of TV programs. After brief return to a law firm during which time he also