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Colin Hanks (32)

Colin Hanks' name and superstar pedigree promised him a career unlike most other talented young up and comers, saddled with the both pressures and the privileges of being the eldest son of internationally famous film star Tom Hanks. Tall and lanky with da

Billy Connolly (67)

This Scottish comedian had difficulty cracking the American TV market, but surprised pundits worldwide by proving he had more acting mettle than previously expected by scoring a success as the guardsman who becomes Queen Victoria's special friend in "Mrs.

Katherine Heigl (31)

Attractive, blonde, juvenile performer who first received notice for her work in Steven Soderbergh's "King of the Hill" (1993). Heigl began as a child model appearing in catalogs for both Macy's and Sears. Disillusioned by the world of modeling, she decid

Thierry Lhermitte (57)

A French leading man usually in light comedy, Thierry Lhermitte began acting as a teenager. As a co-founder of the comedy troupe Le Splendid, he achieved fame in his native land. A sketch Lhermitte co-wrote about life at a Club Med called "Les Bronzes/Sun

Ruben Santiago-Hudson (52)

After years of struggle, during which he was often told he was unsuitable for the classic, this actor began gaining recognition for his performances on Broadway in the 1990s. Ruben Santiago-Hudson scored on the New York stage in three projects--as cornet

Emir Kusturica (55)

Began his career in TV and made an auspicious feature debut with "Do You Remember Dolly Bell?" (1981), a coming-of-age story set in Sarajevo in the early 1960s. "Dolly Bell" won the Golden Lion for best first film at the Venice Festival and was followed b

Pino Donaggio (68)

A versatile and highly prolific composer of the 1970s, 80s and 90s, Pino Donaggio has produced perhaps his most notable efforts in the suspense genre, particularly in his collaborations with Brian De Palma. His scores for "Carrie" (1976), "Dressed to Kill

Albert Wolsky (79)

Began his career working on New York stage productions and entered film in 1968, designing the costumes for "The Heart Is a Lonely Hunter" (1968). Wolsky has worked often with Paul Mazursky and won an Oscar for "All That Jazz" (1979), the second of his th

Yvonne Rainer (75)

A noted modern dance choreographer of the 1960s (she co-founded the influential Judson Dance Theater in 1962), the openly lesbian Yvonne Rainer turned her attention to feature films in the early 70s, subsequently emerging as a critically lauded practition