See Also: Complete Actors' List

This page contains listings of other roles for actors in Babylon 5. Some info is pulled from the Actors and Actress lists maintained by Col Needham and available via ftp from refugee.colorado.edu in the /pub/tv+movies/lists directory. Other information is pulled from the Internet Movie Database at http://www.imdb.com/. Other actors not listed here can often be found there.

Dates listed after TV series entries indicate when the actor appeared in the show, if known. Otherwise the year the series started is listed.

Contents:

1. Series Main Cast
   Richard Biggs, Bruce Boxleitner, Jason Carter, Ardwight Chamberlain, Claudia Christian, Jeff Conaway, Jerry Doyle, Mira Furlan, Peter Jurasik, Andreas Katsulas, Michael O'Hare, Tracy Scoggins, Patricia Tallman, Andrea Thompson
   
   
2. Series Supporting and Recurring Cast
   Mary Kay Adams, Aki Aleong, Wayne Alexander, Caitlin Brown, Macaulay Bruton, Tim Choate, Joshua Cox, David L. Crowley, Robin Atkin Downes, Maggie Egan, William Forward, Stephen Furst, Denise Gentile, Walter Koenig, Wortham Krimmer, Damian London, Gary McGurk, Marjorie Monaghan, Bill Mumy, Julia Nickson, Robert Rusler, Mark Schneider, Louis Turenne, John Vickery, Ed Wasser, Efrem Zimbalist Jr.
   
   
3. Pilot Cast
   Blaire Baron, Johnny Sekka, Tamlyn Tomita
   
   
4. Cameos

A complete list of guest stars can be found on the Cast List page in the Reference section.

Series Main Cast

Richard Biggs (Dr. Stephen Franklin)

Richard Biggs was born in 1961 in Columbus, Ohio (USA) and graduated from University of Southern California School of Theatre.

TV Series:

• Any Day Now (1998) ("Det. Bill Moody" in episodes #1.17: "Trust Me", #1.18: "Chapter One", #1.21: "Music From My Life" and in #1.22: "It's About The Heart")
• Days of Our Lives (1987-1992) ("Dr. Marcus Hunter")
• Diagnosis Murder (1998) ("Computer consultant Mr Rogin" in episode #6.10: "Murder X4")
• Falcon Crest (1981)
• It's Gary Sandling's Show
• T.J. Hooker (1985) ("Frawley" in episode #4.72: "The Chicago Connection")
• The Twilight Zone (1986) ("Resident" in episode #2.10: "Toys of Caliban")

TV Movies:

• Forever Love (1998) (Dr. Berris)
• Walk Like A Man (1987) (Salesman)

Theatre:

• Fanon's People
• Look Back in Anger
• Romeo and Juliet
• Shadow Box
• The Tempest

Bruce Boxleitner (John Sheridan)

Bruce Boxleitner was born on May 12, 1950 in Elgin, Illinois (USA) and is married to Melissa Gilbert. In May 1998 he was appointed to the National Space Society Board of Governors.

Movies:

• The Babe (1992) ("Jumpin' Joe Dugan")
• The Baltimore Bullet (1980) ("Billie Joe Robbins")
• Breakaway (1990) ("Joey")
• Diplomatic Immunity (1991) ("Cole Hickel")
• Flight from Justice (1993) (a.k.a. Justice à Eden River) ("Michael Shafer")
• Kuffs (1992) ("Brad Kuffs")
• Six-Pack Annie (1975) ("Bobby Joe")
• Tron (1982) ("Alan Bradley / Tron")

TV Series:

• Baretta (1976) (in episode #2.14: "The Left Hand of the Devil")
• Bring 'Em Back Alive (1982) ("Frank Buck")
• Dead Man's Gun (1999)
• Hawaii Five-O (1974) ("Cam Farraday" in episode #7.151: "We Hang Our Own")
• How the West Was Won (1978) ("Luke Macahan")
• The Mary Tyler Moore Show (1973) ("Rick" in episode #4.13: "I Gave at the Office")
• Scarecrow and Mrs. King (1983) ("Lee Stetson ('Scarecrow')")
• Tales from the Crypt (1991) ("Winton Robbins" in episode: "Top Billing")

TV Movies / Mini-Series:

• Angel in Green (1987) ("Captain William Wicker")
• Bare Essence (1982) ("Chase Marshall")
• The Chadwick Family (1974) (a.k.a. No. 10 Coronado Drive) ("Danny")
• A Cry for Help (1975)
• Double Jeopardy (1992) ("Jack Hart")
• Down the Long Hills (1986) ("Collins")
• East of Eden (1982) [Mini-Series] ("Charles Trask")
• Fly Away Home (1981)
• Freefall (1999)
• From the Dead of Night (1989) ("Peter Langford")
• The Gambler (1980) ("Billy Montana")
• The Gambler - The Adventure Continues (1983) ("Billy Montana")
• The Gambler, Part III - The Legend Continues (1987) ("Billy Montana")
• Gambler V: Playing for Keeps (1994) ("Billy Montana")
• Gunsmoke: One Man's Justice (1994) ("Davis Healy")
• Happily Ever After (1978)
• House of Secrets (1993) (a.k.a. Conspiracy of Terror) ("Dr. Frank Ravinel")
• I Married Wyatt Earp (1983)
• Kiss Me...Kill Me (1976) ("Douglas Lane")
• The Last Convertible (1979) [Mini-Series] ("George Virdon")
• The Macahans (1976) ("Seth Macahan")
• The Maharaja's Daughter (1994) [Mini-Series] ("Patrick O'Riley")
• Murder at the World Series (1977) (a.k.a. The Woman in Box 359)
• Murderous Vision (1991) ("Detective Kyle Robeshaw")
• North and South (1985) [Mini-Series] (Unnamed Cadet)
• Passion Flower (1986) ("Larry Janson")
• Perfect Family (1992) ("Allan Bodine")
• Red River (1988) ("Matthew Garth")
• The Return of Mickey Spillane's Mike Hammer (1986) (Himself)
• The Road Raiders (1989) ("Charlie")
• The Secret (1992) ("Patrick Dunmore")
• Till We Meet Again (1989) ("Jock")
• The Town Bully (1988) ("Robert Doniger")
• Wild Times (1980) ("Vern Tyree")
• Wyatt Earp: Return to Tombstone (1994)
• Zoya (1995) ("Clayton Andrews")

A TV Guide interview with Bruce Boxleitner (97/07/01)

Jason Carter (Marcus Cole)

Jason Carter was born on September 23, 1960.

Movies:

• Dakota Road (1990) ("Raif Benson")
• The Dark Dancer (1995) ("Lt. Alan Hancock")
• The Emperor's New Clothes (1987) ("Nicholas Dispenser")
• Georgia (1995) ("Chasman")
• King David (1985) ("Solomon")
• Taking Liberty (1993) ("Major Simcoe")
• The Red Door (1999) ("Sonny")
• Wild Obsession (1993) ("Victor")

TV Series:

• 3rd Rock from the Sun (1996) ("Seth")
• Beverly Hills 90210 (1993-1994) ("Roy Randolph")
• Lois and Clark: The New Adventures of Superman (1995) ("Calvin Dregg" in episode #2.21: "Whine, Whine, Whine")
• Roar (1997) ("Pacelinus" in episode #1.6: "Red Boot")
• She-Wolf of London (1991) ("Caleb Wakefield" in episode: "Big Top She-Wolf")
• The Sentinel (1996) ("Bruce McCarthy" in episode #1.9: "Attraction")
• Viper (1994) ("Alec Conner")

TV Movies / Mini-Series:

• Ellis Island (1984) [Mini-Series]
• Exploring Ontario's Provincial Parks (1993) [Mini-Series] ("Jeremy")
• Forever Young (1983) ("Young Michael")
• Mrs. Harris Goes to Paris (1992)
• Pigmalion (1985) ("Gordon Shilling")
• The Storyteller (1987) [Mini-Series] ("Man" in episode: "Hans My Hedgehog")

Ardwight Chamberlain's birthday is February 16. Although he has been "the voice" of Kosh, the man underneath the encounter suit has been Jeffrey Willerth.

TV Series:

• Robotech (1985) ("Zor Prime")

Claudia Christian (Susan Ivanova)

Claudia Ann Christian was born on August 10, 1965 in Glendale, California (USA). She also starred as "Major Kelt" in a video game for the Sega Saturn and Sony Playstation named "Solar Eclipse" (a.k.a. "Titan" a.k.a. "Titan Wars") which was released in fall 1995. Furthermore, she has written for and starred in the cooking show "Claudia and Claudio ... Italian Cooking With A Bite", has written children's books and works as songwriter and singer. She also participated in recording a music album with some of her Babylon 5 co-stars.

Movies:

• Arena (1991) ("Quinn")
• Atlantis (2001) ("Helga" [voice])
• The Chase (1994) ("Yvonne Voss")
• Clean and Sober (1988) ("Iris")
• The Dark Backward (1991) ("Kitty")
• Final Voyage (1999) ("Max")
• A Gnome named Gnorm (1994) (a.k.a. Upworld) ("Samantha")
• Hexed (1993) ("Hexina")
• The Hidden (1987) ("Brenda Lee Van Buren")
• The Itsy Bitsy Spider (1992)
• Lancelot: Guardian of Time (1997) ("Katherine Shelley")
• Mad About You (1988) ("Casey")
• Maniac Cop 2 (1990) ("Susan Riley")
• Mom (1990) ("Virginia Monroe" [uncredited])
• Never on Tuesday (1988) ("Tuesday")
• Running Home (1999) ("Jules Daniels")
• Snide and Prejudice (1998) ("Renate Muller")
• Tale of Two Sisters (1989) ("Elizabeth")
• Thick and Thin (1997)
• Think Big (1990) ("Dr. Irene Marsh")

TV Series:

• The A-Team (1985) ("Cathy" in episode #3.24: "Trouble Brewing")
• The Adventures of Hyperman (1995)
• Berrengers (1985) ("Melody Hughes")
• Dark Justice (1991) ("Dana Hollister Harrison")
• First Frontier (1999) ("Ilona Jones")
• Highlander (1998) ("Katherine" in episode #6.10: "Two of Hearts")
• Hunter (1986) ("Roxanne Hoffmeyer" in episode #3.8: "Love, Hate, and Sporty James")
• Jake & the Fat Man (1987) ("Lt. Alex Walker")
• Kelly Kelly (1998)
• L.A. Law (1991) ("Susan Convers" in episode #5.19: "Speak, Lawyers For Me")
• Matlock (1990) ("Mickey Alder" in episode: "The Blackmailer")
• Mickey Spillane's Mike Hammer (1987) (in episode: "Elegy for a Tramp")
• Mickey Spillane's Mike Hammer (1984) ("Elyse" in episode: "Shots in the Dark")
• Murder, She Wrote (1991) ("Bonnie Jenks Hastings" in episode #7.17: "The Prodigal Father")
• My Life and Times (1991) ("Jessie" (young))
• Quantum Leap (1989) ("Allison" in episode: "Play It Again, Seymour")
• Riptide (1984) ("Marion Gordon" in episode: "Where The Girls Are")
• Space Cadets (1997) (Herself)
• Space Rangers (1993) ("Marla Baker" in episode #1.4: "Death Before Dishonor")
• T.J. Hooker (1984) ("Betty MacRae" in episode #3.40: "The Lipstick Killer")
• Total Security (1997) ("Cheryl Bankston" in episode #1.1: "Pilot")
• Webster (1983)

TV Movies:

• Blacke's Magic (1986)
• Calendar Girl Murders (1984) (a.k.a. Insatiable) (a.k.a. Victimized) ("Kara")
• Columbo: It's All in the Game (1993) ("Lisa")
• The Highwayman (1987) (a.k.a. Terror on the Blacktop) ("Dawn")
• Houston: The Legend of Texas (1986) (a.k.a. Gone to Texas)
• Journey Beneath the Sea (1997) ("Queen Aquareine" [voice]) (released on video)
• Kaleidoscope (1990) ("Meagan")
• Lies of the Twins (1991) ("Felice")
• A Masterpiece of Murder (1986) ("Julia Forsythe")
• Mecenary II: Thick & Thin (1997) ("Patricia Van Lier")
• Police Story: Monster Manor (1988) ("Off. Babs Altoon")
• Relentless: Mind of a Killer (1993) ("Leeann Hardy")
• Shannon's Deal (1989)
• Strays (1991)
• A Wing and a Prayer (1998) ("Shelley Lowe")
• The Woman Who Sinned (1991) ("Judy Reinhardt")

Jeff Conaway (Zack Allan)

Jeff Conaway was born on October 5, 1950 in New York City, New York (USA). Apart from being an actor, he has also worked as producer, story writer and director. For his role as "Bobby Wheeler" in the TV series "Taxi" he was nominated for the Golden Globe as best TV actor in a supporting role in 1979 and 1980.

Movies:

• 2002: The Rape of Eden (1994) (a.k.a. Bounty Hunter 2002) (associate producer and played a Reverend)
• Alien Intruder (1993) ("Doorman")
• Almost Pregnant (1992) ("Charlie Alderson")
• The Banker (1989) ("Cowboy")
• Bikini Summer II (1992) (director, story writer and played "Stu Stocker")
• Covergirl (1983) (a.k.a. Dreamworld) ("T.C. Sloane")
• The Eagle Has Landed (1976)
• Elvira, Mistress of the Dark (1988) ("Travis")
• Grease (1978) ("Kenickie")
• I Never Promised You a Rose Garden (1977) ("Lactamaeon")
• In a Moment of Passion (1993) ("Werner Soehnen")
• It's Showtime (1993)
• Jawbreaker (1999) ("Marcie's Father")
• Jennifer on My Mind (1971)
• L.A. Goddess (1993)
• Man on the Moon (1999) (Himself)
• Mirror Images (1991) ("Jeffrey")
• The Patriot (1986) ("Mitchell")
• Pete's Dragon (1977) ("Willie")
• The Sleeping Car (1990)
• Sunset Strip (1992) ("Tony")
• A Time to Die (1991) ("Frank")
• Total Exposure (1991) ("Peter Keynes")

TV Series:

• Berrengers (1985) ("John Higgins")
• The Bold and the Beautiful (1989-1990) (a.k.a. Glamour a.k.a. Top Models) ("Mick Savage")
• Burke's Law (1995) ("Dr. Alex Kenyon" in episode #2.13: "Who Killed the Hollywood Headshrinker?")
• George & Leo (1997) (in episode #1.7: "The Cameo Episode")
• Good Grief (1990) ("Winston Payne" in episode: "Bury Me A Little")
• Happy Days (1975) ("Rocko" in episode: "Ritchie Fights Back")
• Kojak (1973)
• Monsters (1988) (in episode: "Fools' Gold")
• Murder, She Wrote ("Howard Griffin" in episode #1.2: "Birds of A Feather" (1984) and in episode #3.5: "Corned Beef & Carnage" (1986), "Nolan Walsh" in episode #10.2: "For Whom he Ball Tolls" (1993) and "Tom Powell" in episode #11.10: "Murder of the Month Club" (1994))
• Mr. & Mrs. Smith (1996) ("Rich Edwards" in episode #1.4: "The Poor Pitiful Put-Upon Singer Episode")
• Stingray (1987) ("Ty Gardiner" in episode #2.11: "Cry Wolf")
• Taxi (1978-1981) ("Bobby Wheeler")
• Wizards and Warriors (1983) ("Prince Erik Greystone")

TV Movies:

• Bay Coven (1987) (a.k.a. The Devils of Bay Coven a.k.a. Eye of the Demon a.k.a. Strangers in Town) ("Josh McGwin")
• Breaking Up Is Hard to Do (1979)
• Delta County, U.S.A. (1977)
• The Dirty Dozen: The Fatal Mission (1988) ("Sergeant Holt")
• For the Love of It (1980)
• The Ghost Writer (1984)
• Ghost Writer (1989) ("Tom Farrell")
• Making of a Male Model (1983) ("Chuck Lanyard")
• Nashville Grab (1981)

Jerry Doyle (Michael Garibaldi)

Jerry Doyle was born on July 16, 1956 in Brooklyn, New York City, New York (USA). He worked as a jet pilot and after that as stockbroker on Wall Street when he gave it up to move to Hollywood and pursue acting. Told he needed a resume, he made one up; he included credits such as The Dance Theatre of Harlem. Since then, he has acquired some actual roles, most lately on Babylon 5. He was married to Andrea Thompson (Talia Winters.)

Movies:

• Being in Time
• John and the Missus (1987) ("Alf Sheppard")
• Kidnapped

TV Series:

• The Bold and The Beautiful (1987)
• Captain Simian and the Space Monkeys (1996) (voice of "Captain Simian")
• Homefront (1991) ("Stan" in episode: "So all alone")
• Moonlighting (1985)
• Reasonable Doubts
• Renegade (1995) ("Mo Moseley" in episode: "Honeymoon in Mexico")

TV Movies:

• The Outsider (1998) (a.k.a Gangster World)

Mira Furlan (Delenn)

Mira Furlan was born on September 7 in Zagreb (Croatia) and was one of former Yugoslavia's leading actresses before she came to the United States. She was awarded two "Golden Arenas" (Yugoslavian Oscars) for Best Actress. She has also worked as song writer and performer and did one CD together with some of her Babylon 5 co-stars. Her husband, Goran Gajic, has worked as director on Babylon 5.

Movies:

• The Beauty of Sin (1986) (a.k.a. Lepota poroka) ("Jaglika")
• Black Kites (1996) (Narrator / Voiceover of "Alma Hajric")
• Bunker Palace Hôtel (1989)
• Cao inspektore (1985)
• The Condemned
• Dear Video (1991) (a.k.a. Video jela, zelen bor) ("Jovanka")
• A Film with No Name (1987) (a.k.a. Za sada bez dobrog naslova) (Actress)
• Horvatov izbor (1985) (a.k.a. Vucjak) ("Eva")
• In the Jaws of Life (1984) (a.k.a. U raljama zivota) ("Marijana")
• Kiklop (1982) ("Enka")
• Ljubezni Blanke Kolak (1987) (a.k.a. The Loves of Blanka Kolak)
• Maternal Halfbrothers (1990) (a.k.a. Braca po materi) ("Vranka")
• Od zlata jabuka (1986)
• Osudjeni (1987) ("Mira")
• Pismo Glava (1983) ("Finke")
• Poltron (1989)
• Silent Gunpowder (1990) (a.k.a. Gluvi barut) ("Gluvi barut")
• Southbound (1988) (a.k.a Journey to the South a.k.a. Put na jug a.k.a. El Camino del Sur) ("Bessi")
• Southbound (1981) (a.k.a. Vlakom prema jugu) ("Bessi")
• Spadijer-jedan zivot (1986)
• Spijun na stiklama (1988) ("Vesna")
• Stela (1990)
• Three For Happiness (1985) (a.k.a. Za srecu je potrebno troje) ("Zdenka")
• When Father Was Away on Business (1985) [available in U.S. for rental] (a.k.a. Otac na sluzbenom putu) ("Ankica")
• Zadarski memento (1984)

TV Series:

• Bolji zivot (1986)
• Spider-Man (1995) ("Silver Sable")

TV Movies / Mini-Series:

• My Antonia (1995) ("Mrs. Shimerda")
• Nepokoreni grad (1981) [Mini-Series]
• Putovanje u Vucjak (1986) [Mini-Series]
• Tudjinac (1990) [Mini-Series]
• Velo misto (1981) [Mini-Series] ("Kate")
• Vuk Karadzic (1987) [Mini-Series] ("Petrija")

Peter Jurasik (Londo Mollari)

Peter Jurasik was born in New York and is member of the Village Idiots comedy group and participated in recording a music album together with some of his Babylon 5 co-stars. He also co-authored the science fiction novel "Diplomatic Act".

Movies:

• Angel 4: Undercover (1993) (a.k.a. Angel 4: Assault with a Deadly Weapon) ("Kevin")
• Born Again (1978) ("Henry Kissinger")
• Enemy Mine (1985) (uncredited)
• Huck and the King of Hearts (1993) ("Nick")
• Mr. Jones (1993) ("Dr. Rosen")
• Night Club (1990)
• Problem Child (1990) ("Roy")
• Straight Time (1978) ("Bank Teller")
• Tron (1982) ("Crom")

TV Series:

• Barney Miller (1978) (in episode: "The Bank")
• Bay City Blues (1983) ("Mitch Klein")
• Beverly Hills Buntz (1987) ("Sid Thurston" [regular])
• Civil Wars
• Dear John
• Family Ties
• Hill Street Blues (1985-1987) ("Sid the Snitch")
• L.A. Law (1994) (in episode #8.18: "Dead Issue")
• "M*A*S*H" (1981) (in episode #10.7: "Snap Judgement" and in episode #10.8: "Snappier Judgement")
• MacGyver (1985) ("Dr. Charles Alden / Charlie" in episode #1.6: "Trumbo's World")
• McBride and Groomm
• Murder by the Book
• Night Court (1984) (in episode #1.4: "Welcome Back, Momma")
• Remington Steele (1982) (in episode: "Steeling the Show")
• Running Wilde
• Scarecrow and Mrs. King (1983) ("A Russian Agent" in episode: "Wrong Number")
• Taxi (1983) ("Tom Pelton" in episode: "Zena's Honeymoon")

TV Movies:

• Acceptable Risks (1986) ("Jack Morris")
• Calendar Girl, Cop, Killer: The Bambi Bembenek Story (1992) (a.k.a. The Heart of the Lie)
• Columbo: Sex and the Married Detective (1989)
• Crash: The Mystery of Flight 1501 (1990) (a.k.a. Aftermath a.k.a. Aftermath: The Fate of Flight 1501) ("Bob Stanton")
• In the Custody of Strangers (1982) ("Andy Barnes")
• Full Exposure: The Sex Tapes Scandal (1989) ("Portis")
• A House of Secrets and Lies (1992) ("Steve")
• The Late Shift (1996) ("Howard Stringer")
• Love, Honor, and Obey: The Last Mafia Marriage (1993)
• Perry Mason: The Case of the Ruthless Reporter (1991) ("Gary Slate")
• Peter Gunn (1989) ("Lt. Jacoby")
• Scandal Sheet (1985) ("Simon McKey")
• Without a Kiss Goodbye (1993) (a.k.a. Falsely Accused a.k.a. The Laurie Samuels Story) ("Braddock")

Stage work:

• Cat On a Hot Tin Roof
• Godspell
• Jules
• Other People's Money
• Werewolf
• Wings

Andreas Katsulas (G'Kar)

Andreas Katsulas participated in recording a music album together with some of his Babylon 5 co-stars.

Movies:

• Agent on Ice (1985) ("Ray Donnelli")
• Blame it on the Bellboy (1992) ("Scarpa")
• Communion (1989) ("Alex")
• Executive Decision (1996) (a.k.a. Critical Decision) ("El Sayed Jaffa")
• The Fugitive (1993) ("Fred Sykes" [the one-armed man])
• Hot Shots! Part Deux (1993) ("Rufshaad")
• Husbands and Wives
• Mafia! (1998) ("Narducci")
• Milo Milo (1979) ("Nicolos")
• New York Cop (1996) ("Ferrara")
• Next of Kin (1989) ("Isabella")
• Nothing Lasts Forever (1984) ("Lunar Shopping Observer")
• Ragtime (1981) ("Policeman No. 3")
• Série Noire (1979) ("Andreas Tikides")
• The Sicilian (1987) ("Passatempa")
• Someone To Watch Over Me (1987) ("Joey Venza")
• Sunset (1988) ("Arthur")
• True Identity (1991) ("Anthony")
• Write to Kill (1990)

TV Series:

• Alien Nation (1989) ("Coolock" in episode: "The Game")
• Diagnosis Murder (1994) ("DEA Agent" in episode #1.18: "The Plague")
• The Equalizer (1985) ("A bad Guy" in episodes: "Video Games" and "Deadly Encounters")
• Father Dawling Misteries (1989) (in episode #1.5: "The Mafia Priest Mystery")
• F.B.I.: The Untold Stories
• Guiding Light (1982) ("Lucien Goff")
• The Human Factor
• Hunter (1990) ("George Malitza" in episode #7.1: "Deadly Encounters: Part 1")
• Jake & the Fat Man
• Max Headroom (1987)
• Millennium (1999) ("Moses Gourevitch" in episode #3.15: "Forcing the End")
• Murder, She Wrote (1991) ("Jerry Pappas" in episode #8.8: "A Killing In Vegas")
• Star Trek:The Next Generation ("Romulan Cmdr. Tomalak" in episodes #3.7: "The Enemy" (1989), #3.10: "The Defector" (1989), #4.8: "Future Imperfect" (1990) and #7.25: "All Good Things..." (1994))

TV Movies:

• The Death of the Incredible Hulk (1990) ("Kasha")
• King of America (1982)
• Murder Times Seven (1990) ("Marco Volatile")
• The Neon Empire (1989) ("Vito")
• Path to Paradise: The Untold Story of the World Trade Center Bombing (1997) ("Sheik Omar Abdel-Rahman")
• Seduction: Three Tales from the 'Inner Sanctum' (1992) ("Frank")
• Steal the Sky (1988) ("Colonel Gemayel")

Theatre: a 15-year run with Peter Brooks' International Company, appearing in productions such as

• The Conference of the Birds
• The Mahabharata
• Measure for Measure
• La Tragedie de Carmen

Michael O'Hare (Jeffrey Sinclair)

Michael O'Hare was born on May 6, 1952 in Chicago, Illinois (USA). He is the first white actor who has been nominated by the black theater community of New York for the AUDELCO award as Best Actor for his role in the play "Shades of Brown".

Movies:

• The Ambulance (1990) ("Hal")
• By a Thread (1990)
• C.H.U.D. (1984) ("Fuller")
• Honeymoon Cottage
• Into Thin Air (1985)
• Last Exit to Brooklyn (1989) ("Riot Police Officer")
• The Promise (1979) (a.k.a. The Face of a Stranger) ("Ben Avery")
• The Pursuit of D.B. Cooper (1981) (a.k.a. The Pursuit) ("Car Owner")
• Short Term Bonds

TV Series:

• The Equalizer (1986) (in episode #1.16: "Wash Up")
• Kate & Allie (1984) (in episode: "Chip's Divorce")
• L.A. Law
• Law & Order (1997) ("Roy Lawlor" in episode #8.9: "Burned")
• T.J. Hooker
• Trapper John, M.D.

TV Movies / Mini-Series:

• The Adams Chronicles (1976) [Mini-Series]
• Blue Revolution
• A Case of Deadly Force (1986) ("Joe Miller")
• The Cosby Misteries ("The Duke")
• Fly Away Home (1981)
• Keefer (1978) (a.k.a. Behind the Lines)
• Marciano (1979)
• Rage of Angels: The Story Continues (1986) ("Dennis Callahan")

Broadway and Off-Broadway:

• A Few Good Men ("Lt. Col. Nathan Roy Jessup")
• Galileo
• Man and Superman ("Hector")
• Players ("Geoff")
• Shades of Brown

Tracy Scoggins (Elizabeth Lochley)

Tracy Scoggins was born on November 13, 1959 in Dickinson, Texas (USA). She studied physical education and speech communications at Southwest Texas State University and worked for the Elite Modeling Agency in New York. Her modeling brought her to Germany, Italy and France where she joined an all-girl rock band. After she had returned from Europe, she studied acting at the renowned Herbert Berghoff and Winn Hannman studios. She also co-hosted the video "Rape is Not An Option" and starred in and produced workout videos.

Movies:

• Alien Intruder (1993) ("Ariel")
• In Dangerous Company (1988)
• Dead On (1995) ("Marla Beaumont")
• Dollman vs. Demonic Toys (1993) ("Judith Grey")
• The Gumshoe Kid (1990) (a.k.a. The Detective Kid)
• Play Murder for Me (1990) ("Tricia Merritt")
• Timebomb (1992) (a.k.a. Total Terminator) ("Blue")
• Toy Soldiers (1984) ("Monique")
• Ultimate Desires (1992) (a.k.a. Beyond the Silhouette) ("Samantha Stewart")
• Watchers II (1990) ("Barbara White")

TV Series:

• The A-Team (1983) ("Elly Payne" in episode #1.7: "The Rabbit Who Ate Las Vegas", "Shana" in episode #2.2: "Recipe For Heavy Bread" and in episode #2.9: "There's Always a Catch")
• Blue Thunder (1984) (in episode: "Skydiver")
• Burke's Law (1994) ("Roxanne North" in episode #1.5: "Who Killed the Host at the Roast?")
• The Colbys (1985) ("Monica Colby")
• The Commish (1995) ("Christine Rivers" in episode #4.15: "Accused")
• Danger Theatre (1993) ("Clarise Payne" in episode: "Fatal Distraction")
• The Dukes of Hazzard (1982) ("Linda Mae Barnes" in episode: "New Deputy in Town")
• Dynasty (1985; 1989) ("Monica Colby")
• The Fall Guy (1982) ("June" in episode #2.8: "Hell On Wheels")
• Hawaiian Heat (1984) ("Irene Gorley")
• Highlander ("Cassandra" in episode #5.2: "Prophecy" (1996), in episode #5.12: "Comes a Horseman" (1997) and in episode #5.13: "Revelation 6:8" (1997))
• High Tide (1997) ("Christy Keaton" in episode #3.22: "A Stitch in Time")
• Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman (1993-1994) ("Cat Grant")
• Lonesome Dove: The Outlaw Years (1995-1996) ("Amanda Carpenter")
• Manimal (1983) (in episode #1.5: "High Stakes")
• Mickey Spillane's Mike Hammer (1984) ("Claire DeVoe" in episode: "24 Karat Dead")
• Mike Hammer, Private Eye (1997) ("Beth Reynolds" in episode: "Beat Street")
• Raven (1992) ("Alexis Page" in episode: "The Unseen Enemy")
• Remington Steele (1983) ("Chrissie Carstairs" in episode: "Steele in the News")
• Renegade (1992) ("Jeanette" in episode: "Second Chance")
• Renegades (1983) ("Tracy")
• The Secret Adventures of Jules Verne (1999)
• Silk Stalkings ("Roxanne Drake" in episode #2.20: "Giant Steps" (1993), "Jessica Scott" in episode #6.22: "Pretty In Black" (1997))
• Star Trek: Deep Space Nine (1995) ("Gilora Rejal" in episode #3.15: "Destiny")
• T.J. Hooker (1984) ("Jill Newmark" in episode #3.42: "Exercise in Murder")
• Unhappily Ever After (1996) ("Morgana", Sable's mother)

TV Movies:

• Dallas: J.R. Returns (1996) ("Anita Smithfield")
• Dallas: War of the Ewings (1998) ("Anita Smithfield")
• Dan Turner, Hollywood Detective (1990) ("Vala Duvalle")
• Jake Lassiter: Justice on the Bayou (1995) ("Melanie Corrigan")
• Jury Duty: The Comedy (1990) (a.k.a. The Great American Sex Scandal) ("Hope Hathaway")
• Twirl (1981) ("Cindy Ryan")

Patricia Tallman (Lyta Alexander)

Patricia Tallman was born on September 4, 1957 and graduated from Carnegie Mellon University in 1979 in Theater Arts where she also earned an award for Outstanding Achievement in Acting. She makes her living with stunt work during which she already doubled a lot of stars in big blockbusters. She is certified by the British Society of Fight Directors and member of the Stunt Women's Association of America. Furthermore, she is founding member of The All Original Playwright Company, a Los Angeles based theater group dedicated to develop original theater material. She is engaged to Jeffrey Willerth, Babylon 5's assistant producer and the man underneath the Kosh suit.

Movies:

• Addams Family Values (1993) (stunts)
• Another 48 Hours (1990) (stunts)
• Army of Darkness (1993) (a.k.a. Evil Dead 3 a.k.a. The Medieval Dead) ("Possessed Witch")
• Austin Powers: International Man of Mystery (1997) (stunts)
• Benefit of the Doubt (1993) ("Karen's Mother")
• The Biker Poet
• Chill Factor (1999) (stunts)
• CIA II Target: Alexa (1994) (stunts)
• Clifford (stunts)
• Cobb (1994) (stunts)
• Creepshow 2 (stunts)
• Criminal Passion (1994) (stunts)
• Deadlock (a.k.a. Wedlock) (1991)
• Desire (1993) (a.k.a. Ultimate Desire) (stunts)
• Direct Hit (1994) (stunts)
• The Flintstones (1994) (stunts)
• Forrest Gump (1994) (stunts)
• The General's Daughter (1999) (stunts)
• Godzilla (1998) (stunts)
• Ice (1993) (stunts)
• Jurassic Park (1993) (stunts)
• Kalifornia (1993) (stunts [credited as Patrick Tallman])
• Knightriders (1981) ("Julie")
• Larger Than Life (1996) (stunts)
• Monkey Shines (1988) (a.k.a. Ella) ("Party Guest")
• Monsignore
• Naked Gun 33 1/3: The Final Insult (1994) (stunts [credited as Pat Tallman])
• The Long Kiss Goodnight (stunts)
• Night of the Living Dead (remake) (1990) ("Barbara")
• The Nutt House (1992) (stunts)
• Roadhouse (1989) ("Bandstand Babe" and stunts)
• The Runestone (1990) (stunts)
• Speed (1994) (stunts)
• Star Trek: Generations (1994) (stunts)
• Stuck on You (1984) ("Queen Guenevere" [credited as Pat Tallman])
• Sweet Justice (1992) ("Josie")

TV Series:

• Adventures of Brisco County Jr.
• Crimes Against Women (pilot)
• Dark Skies (1996) ("Aunt Hazel" in episode #1.4: "Dark Days Night")
• Generations ("Christy Russell")
• Guiding Light
• JAG (1995
• Melrose Place
• Miracles (pilot)
• Red Shoe Diaries
• Star Trek: Deep Space Nine (1995) ("Weapons Officer" in episode #4.1: "Way of the Warrior: Part 1" and #4.2: "Way of the Warrior: Part2" and stunt work in several episodes)
• Star Trek: The Next Generation (1993) ("Security Officer" in episode #5.15: "Power Play" (1992), "Kiros" in episode #6.18: "Starship Mine" (1993), "Female Romulan/Alien" in episode #6.25: "Timescape" (1993) [uncredited] and stunt work in several episodes)
• Star Trek: Voyager (1997) ("Taresian Alien Woman" in episode #3.20: "Favorite Son" and stunt work in several episodes)
• Tales from the Crypt (1989)
• Tales from the Darkside
• Texas

TV Movies:

• Attack of the 50 Ft. Woman (1993) (stunts)
• China Beach
• The Secretary (1995) (stunts)
• Ring of the Musketeers

Theater:

• Action Cabaret (various roles)
• As You Like It ("Rosalind")
• Big, Bad Burlesque (lead role)
• Cricket on the Hearth ("Bertha")
• A Gentleman and a Scoundrel ("Jenny")
• Megabeth ("Queen Margurite")
• Misalliance ("Lina")
• Nebraska ("Lt. Kim Newman")
• New and Used ("Avalon")
• Pinko (The Artist in Spite of Himself) ("Alph Romeo")
• The Wives ("Barb Donaher")

An interview with Patricia Tallman.

Andrea Thompson (Talia Winters)

Andrea Thompson was born in 1962 in Dayton, Ohio (USA) but spent most of her childhood in Australia. She studied acting in New York and was formerly married to Jerry Doyle (Michael Garibaldi). As part of the cast of "NYPD Blue", she was nominated for the Screen Actors Guild Award for Outstanding Performance by an Ensemble in a Drama Series in 1998 and 1999.

Movies:

• Delirious (1991) ("Nurse Helen Caldwell")
• Doin' Time on Planet Earth (1988) ("Lisa Winston")
• Encounters in the Third Dimension (1998) ("Ruth in the Booth")
• A Gun, a Car, a Blonde (1998) ("The Blonde" / "Jade Norfleet")
• Lost Valley (1998) ("Sandy Franzetti")
• Manhattan gigolò (1986)
• Nightmare Weekend (1986) ("Linda")
• Wall Street (1987) ("Hooker")

TV Series:

• Arli$$ (1997) (in episode #2.8: "Visionary for a New Millenium")
• Baywatch (1991) ("Devon Connar" in episode #2.1: "Nightmare Bay (Part 1)" and in episode #2.2: "Nightmare Bay (Part 2)")
• Captain Simian & The Space Monkeys (1996) (voice of "Lilith" in episode #1.4: "The Monkey Has Landed")
• Civil Wars (1991-1993)
• Falcon Crest (1989-1990) ("Genele Ericson")
• JAG (1995-1996) ("Cmdr. Allison Krennick")
• Monsters (1988) (in episode #1.3: "New York Honey")
• Murder, She Wrote (1991) ("Kristy Parrish" in episode #8.3: "Unauthorized Obituary")
• Nowhere Man (1996) (voice of "Corrina" in episode #1.21: "The Dark Side Of The Moon")
• NYPD Blue (1996-today) ("Det. Jill Kirkendall")
• Quantum Leap ("Maggie Dawson" in episode: "The Leap Home: Part 2" (1990) and in episode #4.60: "Dreams" (1991))
• Spenser: For Hire (1986) ("Martha" in episode #3.20: "Hawk's Eyes")
• Silk Stalkings (1993) ("JoJo Cardell" in episode #2.18: "Meat Market")

Mary Kay Adams (Na'Toth)

Mary Kay Adams was born on September 12 in Middletown, New Jersey (USA).

Movies:

• Born Yesterday (1993) (uncredited)
• The Muppets Take Manhattan (1984) (uncredited)
• See No Evil, Hear No Evil (1989) ("Dr. Bennett")

TV Series:

• Dark Skies (1996) (in episode #1.2: "Moving Targets")
• Diagnosis Murder (1997) ("Vanessa Sinclair" in episode #4.26: "The Murder of Mark Sloan")
• Everybody Loves Raymond (1997) ("Dr. Nora" in episode #1.21: "Fascinatin' Debra")
• The John Larroquette Show (1996) ("Bunny Abelson" in episode: "Mother of the Year")
• Guiding Light (1984-1987,1990-1991,1998-today) ("India von Halkein Spaulding")
• Jake and the Fatman (1987)
• Roseanne (1988)
• Star Trek: Deep Space Nine ("Grilka" in episode #3.3: "The House of Quark" (1994) and "Grilka" in episode: "Looking for par'Mach in All the Wrong Places" (1996))
• One Life to Live (1992) ("Death")
• As the World Turns (1992-1993) ("Neal Keller Alcott")

TV Movies:

• Fast Company (1995)

Aki Aleong (Senator Hidoshi)

Movies:

• Braddock: Missing in Action III (1988) ("General Quoc")
• Buckskin (1968) (a.k.a. The Frontiersman) ("Sung Li")
• The Cable Guy (1996) ("Karaoke Party Guest")
• Deadly Target (1994) (a.k.a. Fire Zone) ("Xiong")
• Dragon: The Bruce Lee Story (1993) ("Principal Elder")
• Dragonfight (1990) ("Kyoto")
• Farewell to the King (1989) ("Colonel Mitamura")
• Fit to Kill (1993) ("Chang")
• The Force (1994) ("Dr. Shin")
• The Hanoi Hilton (1987) ("Major Ngo Doc" (Cat))
• Kuffs (1992) ("Mr. Chang")
• Lewis & Clark & George (1997)
• Motorcycle Gang (1957) ("Cyrus Quincy Wong", cook)
• Never So Few (1959) ("Billingsly")
• Operation Bikini (1963) (a.k.a. The Seafighters)
• Out for Blood (1993) ("Hiroshi")
• No Down Payment (1957) ("Iko")
• The Quest (1996) ("Khao")

TV Series:

• The A-Team (1986) (in episode #5.10: "The Crystal Skull")
• Beverly Hills, 90210 (1994) ("President Ferdinand Quintero" in episode #5.6: "Homecoming")
• The Californians (1957) (in episode #1.6: "The Lost Queue")
• Hunter (1988) (in episode #5.7: "Honorable Profession")
• JAG ("Col. Han / Yang Chee" in episode #1.20: "The Prisoner" (1996) and "Li Trang" in episode #3.5: "King of the Fleas" (1997))
• Kung Fu: The Legend Continues (1996) ("Kwai Chang" in episode #4.2: "The First Temple")
• Picket Fences (1996) ("Abe Felsen" in episode: "Forget Selma")
• Producers' Showcase (1956) ("Ong Chi Seng" in episode: "The Letter")
• Raven (1993) ("Akiro Makura" in episode #2.2: "Playback")
• SeaQuest DSV (1993)
• Tales of the Gold Monkey (1983) ("Tamamoto" in episode #1.15: "High Stakes Lady")
• V (1984) ("Mr. Chiang")
• The Virginian (1967) (in episode #6.7: "Ah Sing vs. Wyoming")
• The Wackiest Ship in the Army (1966) (in episode #1.25: "Girl in the Polka-Dot Swimsuit")
• Walker, Texas Ranger (1993) ("Yoshi Sakaii" in episode #1.3: "A Shadow in the Night")
• War of the Worlds (1990) ("Tao" in episode #2.13: "The Deadliest Disease")

TV Movies:

• Beverly Hills Madam (1986)
• Breaking the Silence (1992) ("Nyquist")
• Breaking the Surface: The Greg Louganis Story (1996) ("Dr. Sammy Lee")
• From the Files of Joseph Wambaugh: A Jury of One (1992) ("Pathologist")
• Internal Affairs (1988) ("Quynh")
• Miss America: Behind the Crown (1992) ("Grandpa")
• Tidal Wave: No Escape (1997)

Wayne Alexander (Lorien and others)

Wayne Alexander has played a lot of aliens on Babylon 5, including a Narn, a Drazi, a Drakh and of course Lorien. But he also played "Sebastian" in the second season episode "Comes the Inquisitor".

Movies:

• Mr. Wrong (1996) ("Man at Opera")
• Spaced Invaders (1990) ("Vern")

TV Series:

• Becker (1998) ("Wholesome Man" in episode #1.8)
• Frasier (1997) ("Peter Soutendeck" in episode #4.14: "To Kill a Talking Bird")
• Hypernauts (1996) ("Barada" in episode: "Into the Dark So Deep")
• Law & Order (1990) ("Clothing Store Manager" in episode #1.1: "Prescription for Death")
• Live Shot (1995) ("Doctor" in episode: "Miracles")
• Otherworld (1985) ("Lieutenant")
• Sabrina, the Teenage Witch (1998) ("Claude")
• The Twilight Zone (1986) ("Cornelius" in episode #1.54: "Devil's Alphabet")
• The X Files ("A.D. Arnold" in episode #6.1: "The Beginning" (1998) and "Older Agent" in episode #6.15: "Monday" (1999))

TV Movies:

• Little Spies (1986) ("Father #2")

Broadway:

• The Common Pursuit

Caitlin Brown (Na'Toth)

Julie Caitlin Brown was born on January 27, 1961 in Northern California (USA). Before she got her role as Na'Toth, she also auditioned for the roles of Delenn and Ivanova.

Movies:

• Chains of Gold (1991)
• Lover's Knot (1996) ("Monique")
• Miami Blues (1990) ("Purse Snatch Victim")

TV Series:

• Babylon 5 (1995) ("Guinevere Corey" in episode #2.14: "There All the Honor Lies")
• Baywatch Nights (1996)
• B.L. Stryker (1990) (in episode: "Grand Theft Hotel")
• JAG (1996) ("Sgt. Carrington" in episode #1.10: "Boot")
• Raven (1993) ("Callie Parker" in episode: "Disciples of Dawn")
• Renegade (1994)
• Silk Stalkings (1996) ("Terri Roman" in episode #5.14: "Sudden Death")
• Star Trek: Deep Space Nine (1993) ("Ty Kajada" in episode #1.9: "The Passenger")
• Star Trek: The Next Generation (1993) ("Vekor" in episode #7.5: "Gambit: Part 2")
• Vanishing Son (1995)

TV Movies:

• Murder Live! (1997) ("Julia Cafferty")
• Point Man (1995)
• Roxanne: The Prize Pulitzer (1989) ("Lorraine Odasso")

Theater:

• A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum
• Grand Hotel
• Jesus Christ Superstar ("Mary Magdalene")
• A Late Snow at Theater Rhinocerous

TV Movies:

• Fire and Rain (1989) ("Rabbi")

Tim Choate (Zathras)

Tim Choate was born on October 11, 1954 in Dallas, Texas (USA).

Movies:

• Blow Out (1981) ("Sailor")
• The Calling
• Def-Con 4 (1985) ("Howe")
• The Europeans (1979) ("Clifford")
• The First Time (1982) (a.k.a. Doin' It) ("Charlie Lichtenstein")
• Ghost Story (1981) ("Young Hawthorne")
• Girl in the Cadillac (1995) ("Motel Owner")
• Immaculate Conception (1992) ("David Schwartz")
• Jane Austen in Manhattan (1980) ("Jamie")
• Jefferson in Paris (1995) ("Reporter")
• Live Nude Girls (1995) ("Jerome")
• Ray's Male Heterosexual Dance Hall (1987) ("Phil Leeds")
• Soapdish (1991) ("A.D.")
• Times Square (1980) ("Eastman")

TV Series:

• The Bold and the Beautiful (1987-1989,1990) (a.k.a. Glamour a.k.a. Top Models) ("Tommy Bayland")
• Diagnosis Murder (1996) ("Evan Houstan" in episode #3.18: "Left-Handed Murder")
• Frasier (1996) ("Dirk" in episode #3.12: "Come Lie with Me")
• Murder, She Wrote ("Daryl Croft" in episode #5.3: "Mr. Penroy's Vacation" (1988) and "Luke Philips" in episode #8.2: "Night Fears" (1991))
• Newhart (1989) ("Dave" in episode #7.7: "Twelve Annoyed Men and Women")
• Reasonable Doubts (1991) ("Paul Eddie" in episode #1.1)

TV Movies:

• Blind Witness (1989) ("Remy")
• Child in the Night (1990) ("Curt")
• The Gambler Returns: The Luck of the Draw (1991) ("Bad Boy Jon Wilson")
• Gunsmoke: The Long Ride (1993)
• Not of This World (1991)
• White Mile (1994) ("Young Man")

Theater:

• Crimes of the Heart
• DA
• The Iceman Cometh
• Idiot's Delight
• The Philanthropist (title role)
• The Show Off (title role)

Joshua Cox (David Corwin)

Joshua Cox has also worked as propmaker and is an amateur bass guitar player.

Movies:

• Fire Escape
• Freaked (1993) (a.k.a. Hideous Mutant Freekz) (zygrot machine propmaker)
• The People Under the Stairs (1992) ("Young Cop")
• Runaway Eden
• The Runestone (1990) ("Crossley")
• The Zig Zag (lead role)

TV Series:

• 21 Jump Street (1989) (in episode #3.9: "Swallowed Alive")
• One Life to Live (1985-1986) ("Dr. Dan 'Danny' Wolek" [regular character])
• Sliders (1996) ("Sociopathic Amish guy" in episode #3.3: "The Electric Twister Acid Test")
• Quantum Leap (1989) ("Officer Milardi" in episode #5.79: "Star Light, Star Bright")

Theater:

• American Buffalo
• Hamlet (Laertes)
• North of Providence
• Prarie Avenue
• The Resistable Rise of Auturo Ui
• Us and Them

Movies:

• The Beverly Hillbillies (1993) ("Danforth")
• The Grey Fox (1982) ("Engineer (Oregon)")
• Marshal Law (1996) ("Gus")

TV Series:

• Melrose Place (1995) ("Contractor" in episode #4.6: "The Jane Mutiny")
• NYPD Blue (1995) ("Off. Jimmy Carp" in episode #2.21: "The Bank Dick")
• Shades of LA (1990) ("Jack Monaghan")
• Silk Stalkings (1994) (in episode #3.21: "The Deep End")

TV Movies:

• The Flash ("SWAT Captain")
• Roe vs. Wade (1989)

Robin Atkin Downes (Byron)

Apart from Byron, he also played a Minbari named "Morann" in "In the Beginning" and in the season four episode "Atonement" (the character is just called "Grey Council #1" in that episode).

Movies:

• Werewolf Reborn

TV Series:

• Beverly Hills, 90210 (1990)
• Buffy the Vampire Slayer

Theater:

• Assassins
• Road
• Sign of the Lizard

Maggie Egan (ISN Reporter)

Movies:

• Ambition (1991) ("Anchor")
• Back in Business (1997) (a.k.a. Heart of Stone) ("Dr. Sonia Brody")
• Communion (1989)
• Executive Decision (1996) (a.k.a. Critical Decision) ("CNN Reporter")
• Stone Cold (1991) ("Mother")
• Vasectomy: A Delicate Matter (1986) ("Maggie Lane")

TV Series:

• Alien Nation (1989)
• Civil Wars (1991)
• ER (1995) ("Kathleen Horne" in episode #1.13: "Long Day's Journey")
• Seinfeld (1992) ("Ticket Clerk" in episode #4.12: "The Airport")

TV Movies / Mini-Series:

• Adam (1983) ("Deena Gross")
• A Family for Joe (1990) ("Mrs. Lewis")
• The Lady from Yesterday (1985)
• Menendez: A Killing in Beverly Hills (1994) ("Eric's Jury: Juror #4")
• Murderous Vision (1991) ("Hooker")
• Sex, Love and Cold Hard Cash (1993) ("Ship's bar singer")
• Sinatra (1992) [Mini-Series] ("Jo Stafford")

William Forward (Lord Refa)

Movies:

• Born Yesterday (1993) ("Senator Duker")
• D.O.A. (1988) ("Chief Resident")
• Moving Violations (1985) ("Policeman #1")
• 'Til There Was You (1997)
• The Waterdance (1992) ("Cop")

TV Series:

• Beverly Hills, 90210 (1995) ("Tournament president" in episode #6.11: "Offensive Interference" and in episode #6.13: "Courting")
• Space: Above and Beyond (1995) ("Mercer" in episode: "Mutiny")

TV Movies:

• Blind Faith (1990) ("Cy Porter")
• Chiller (1985) ("Anesthesiologist")
• In My Daughter's Name (1992) ("Dick Easterlin")
• Naked Lie (1989) ("Medical Examiner Stearns")
• Rise and Walk: The Dennis Byrd Story (1994)
• Sins of the Mother (1991) ("Brad Wyman")
• Thirst (1998)

Stephen Furst (Vir Cotto)

Stephen Furst was born on May 8, 1955 in Norfolk, Virginia (USA). As well as playing Vir on B5, Furst acts in two other shows concurrent to filming Babylon 5: "The Howie Mandel Sunny Skies Show" and "Misery Loves Company". Furthemore, he has already written and directed some movies and also worked as director for several Babylon 5 and Crusade episodes. In 1999 he has won the Directors Gold Award at the Santa Clarita International Film Festival for "Baby Huey's Great Easter Adventure". Furst is a spokesman of the American Diabetes Foundation

Movies:

• American Raspberry (1980) (a.k.a. Prime Time) ("Fat Gin Player")
• Baby Huey's Great Easter Adventure (1998) (director)
• Cops n Roberts (1995)
• Deadly Delusions (1999) ("Rev. Crane")
• The Dream Team (1989) ("Albert Ianuzzi")
• Everything's Jake (1999)
• Getting Wasted (1980)
• Goldilocks and the Three Bears (1995)
• Little Bigfoot 2: The Journey Home (1997)
• Magic Kid (1993) ("Bob Ryan")
• Magic Kid II (1994) (writer, director and played "Bob Ryan")
• Midnight Madness (1980) ("Harold")
• National Lampoon's Animal House (1978) ("Kent 'Flounder' Dorfman")
• National Lampoon's Class Reunion (1982) ("Hubert Downs")
• Saving Grace (1996)
• Scavenger Hunt (1979) ("Merle")
• Shake, Rattle and Rock! (1994) ("Frank")
• Silent Rage (1982) ("Charlie")
• Swim Team (1979) ("Bear")
• Take Down (1978) ("Randy Jensen")
• The Unseen (1981) ("'Junior' Keller" (The Unseen))
• Up the Creek (1984) ("Gonzer")

TV Series:

• Chicago Hope (1995) ("Dr. Elliot Axelrod" in episode #2.11: "Christmas Truce")
• CHiPs (1983) ("Dirtball" in episode #6.19: "Fun House")
• Delta House (1979) ("Kent 'Flounder' Dorfman")
• Diagnosis Murder (1996) ("Vic Slovak" in episode #3.13: "35 Millimeter Murder")
• Doctor Doctor (1990) ("George" in episode: "No Free Lunch")
• Dream On (1991) ("Leon Karp" in episode: "The Second Greatest Story Ever Told")
• Freakazoid! (1995) (voice of "Fan Boy")
• Have Faith (1989) ("Father Gabriel 'Gabe' Podmaninski")
• The Howie Mandel Sunny Skies Show
• Jungle Cubs (voice of "Hathi")
• MacGyver (1989) ("Special appearance: Dr. Kozby" in episode #4.18: "Renegade")
• Melrose Place (1994) ("Skyler" in episode #2.22: "With This Ball And Chain")
• Misery Loves Company (1995) ("Lewis" [starring role])
• Newhart (1982) (in episode #1.11: "Sprained Dreams")
• Night Court (1990) (in episode #7.24: "The Blues of the Birth")
• Nurses (1992) ("Chet 'Poofie' McGuire")
• Road Rovers (1996) (voice of "Sport")
• St. Elsewhere (1983-1988) ("Doctor Elliot Axelrod")

TV Movies / Mini-Series:

• Back to Back (1996) ("Jimmy")
• The Bastard (1978) (a.k.a. The Kent Chronicles) [Mini-Series]
• The Day After [Mini-Series]
• If It's Tuesday, It Still Must Be Belgium (1987) ("Leo Fletch")
• Off Sides (1984) (a.k.a. Pigs Vs. Freaks)
• Shake, Rattle and Rock! (1994) ("Frank")

Denise Gentile (Lise Hampton)

Movies:

• Netherworld (1992) ("Delores")

TV Series:

• The Drew Carey Show (1997) ("Jenny Wolfe" in episode #2.19: "Man's Best Same Sex Companion")
• Herman's Head (1991) ("Woman Doctor" in episode #1.6: "Herman Ator")
• Melrose Place (1992) (in episode #1.2: "Lost & Found")
• The Monroes (1995)
• Murder, She Wrote ("Teddy Grace" in episode #10.13: "Portrait of Death" (1994) and "Nancy Rayburn" in episode #12.1: "Nailed" (1995))
• Renegade (1992) (in episode: "The Hot Tip")
• Santa Barbara (1989) ("Vance" / "Vanessa DeFranco")
• Silk Stalkings (1993) ("Valerie Carlson" in episode #2.13: "Crush")
• Suddenly Susan (1996) ("Brenda")

TV Movies:

• Family of Spies (1990) ("Kim")
• Telling Secrets (1993) (a.k.a. Contract for Murder) ("Stacey Eckhart")

Walter Koenig (Alfred Bester)

Walter Koenig was born on September 14, 1936 in Chicago, Illinois (USA) and is of Lithuanian descent. He is of course best known for his role as "Pavel Chekov" in "Star Trek" which he also played in several "Star Trek" video games. Furthermore, he played "Drexler" in the video game "Maximum Surge" and wrote episodes for several TV series and wrote and directed numerous theater plays. He's the author of non-fictional and fictional novels and some comic books and has taught acting and directing at the UCLA and other colleges/schools. In the Babylon 5 episode "A Race Through Dark Places" Koenig appeared together with his wife, Judy Levitt.

Movies:

• Antony and Cleopatra (1983) ("Pompey")
• Deadly Weapon (1989)
• Drawing Down the Moon (1997) ("Joe Merchant")
• Moontrap (1989) ("Col. Jason Grant")
• Star Trek: The Motion Picture (1979) ("Lt. Pavel Chekov")
• Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan (1982) ("Cmdr. Pavel Chekov")
• Star Trek III: The Search for Spock (1984) ("Cmdr. Pavel Chekov")
• Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home (1986) ("Cmdr. Pavel Chekov")
• Star Trek V: The Final Frontier (1989) ("Cmdr. Pavel Chekov")
• Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country (1991) ("Cmdr. Pavel Chekov")
• Star Trek: Generations (1994) ("Cmdr. Pavel Chekov")
• Sworn to Justice (1996) (a.k.a. Blonde Justice) ("Dr. Breitenheim")
• Trekkies (1999)

TV Series:

• Alfred Hitchcock Presents (1964) ("Tiger" in episode: "Memo from Purgatory")
• Almost Perfect (1997) ("Himself" in episode #2.6: "Where No Woman Has Gone Before")
• Ben Casey (1965) ("Tom Davis" in episode: "A Rambling Discourse on Egyptian Water Clocks")
• Bring 'Em Back Alive (1982) ("Toder" in episode: "The Reel World of Frank Buck")
• Combat! (1962) ("Sentry" in episode #1.12: "The Prisoner")
• Diagnosis Murder (1998) ("Quinn Trask" in episode #6.7: "Alienated")
• Gidget (1965) ("Gunnar" in episode: "Gidget's Foreign Policy")
• Ironside (1971) ("Leo" in episode: "The Summer Soldier")
• I Spy (1966) ("Bobby Seville" in episode #2.7: "Sparrowhawk")
• Jericho (1966) ("Paul" in episode: "Both Ends Against the Riddle")
• The Lieutenant (1964) ("Sergeant John Delwyn" in episode: "Mother Enemy")
• Mannix (1967)
• Medical Center (1970) ("Harry Seller" in episode: "Between Dark and Daylight")
• Mr. Novak ("Alexsei" in episode: "The Boy Without A Country" (1963), "Jim Carsey" in episode: "With a Hammer in His Hand, Lord, Lord!" (1964) and "Paul Ryder" in episode: "The Firebrand" (1965))
• The Real Ghostbusters (1990) (voice of "Vladimir Maximov" in episode: "Russian About")
• Space Cadets (1997) (Himself)
• Star Trek (1967-1969) ("Ensign Pavel Andreievich Chekov")
• The Starlost (1973) ("Oro" in episode: "The Alien Oro" and in episode: "The Return of Oro")
• Tales of the Gold Monkey (1982)
• The Virginian (1970) ("Paul Erlich" in episode #9.7: "Crooked Corner")

TV Movies:

• Columbo: Fade in to Murder (1976) ("Sgt. Johnson")
• Goodbye, Raggedy Ann (1971) ("Jerry")
• The Questor Tapes (1973) ("Administrative Assistant")
• The Tragedy of Antony & Cleopatra (1989) (released on video)

Theater:

• Actors ("Dave")
• America Hurrah! (director)
• Beckett (director)
• Blood Wedding
• The Boys in Autumn
• Box and Cox ("Box")
• The Collection
• The Deputy ("Jacobson")
• Hotel Paradiso (director)
• Make A Million ("Johnny")
• Matrix (director)
• A Midsummer Night's Dream ("Quince")
• Night Must Fall ("Danny")
• Other People's Money ("Larry the Liquidator")
• La Ronde ("Gentleman")
• Six Characters in Search of an Author ("Oldest Son")
• Steambath ("God")
• Three by Ten (director)
• Twelve Angry Men (director)
• The Typist and the Tiger ("Paul")
• The White House Murder Case ("Capt. Weems")

Wortham Krimmer (Cartagia)

Robert Wortham-Krimmer was born on November 24 in Chicago, Illinois (USA). He got the name "Wortham" from his wife's maiden name.

TV Series:

• Days of Our Lives (1989-1990) ("Cal Winters")
• ER (1995) ("Jonathen Weiss" in episode #1.14: "Feb 5, '95")
• Hill Street Blues (1985) ("Dr. Heath" in episodes #5.22: "You're in Alice's" and #5.23: "Grin and Bear It")
• Max Headroom (1987) ("Jack Friday" in episode #1.2: "Rakers")
• Newhart (1982) ("Customer" in episode: "Torn Between Three Brothers")
• One Life to Live (1991) ("Andrew Carpenter")
• Remington Steele (1982)
• Scarecrow and Mrs. King (1983) ("Arab Terrorist" in episode: "Nightcrawler")
• St. Elsewhere (1985) (in episode #3.21: "Murder, She Rote")

Theater:

• The Cherry Orchard
• Man and Superman
• Men's Singles
• Our Town
• Richard III
• Tamera

Damian London (Centauri Official)

Movies:

• A Guide for the Married Man (1967) ("Lone Male Diner")
• I Love My Wife (1970) ("Leslie")
• Star! (1968) (a.k.a. Those Were the Happy Times [shorter version]) ("Jerrie Paul")
• Twogether (1994) ("Mark Saffron")

TV Series:

• Bewitched (1964) ("Player" in episode #8.1: "How Not To Loose Your Head To Henry VII: Part I")
• Ellen (1994) ("Funeral Director" in episode #2.10: "Mrs. Koger")
• I Dream of Jeannie (1969) ("First Reporter" in episode #4.26: "Blackmail Order Bride")
• Little House on the Prairie (1980) ("Waiter" in episode #6.15: "Whatever Happened to the Class of '56?")
• Seinfeld (1994) ("Party Guest" in episode #6.6: "The Gymnast")

TV Movies:

• A Touch of Scandal (1984) ("Manderly's Assistant")

Gary McGurk (Morgan Clark)

Movies:

• Bugsy (1991) ("Tony the Waiter")
• Love Affair (1994) ("Waiter")
• Phantom of the Mall: Eric's Revenge (1989)

TV Series:

• Family Matters (1992) ("Ned" in episode #3.14: "A Test of Friendship")
• General Hospital (1992) ("Carl")
• Home Improvement (1991-1998) ("Dwayne" [recurring character])
• Roseanne (1991) (in episode #3.19: "Vegas Interruptus")

TV Movies:

• The China Lake Murders (1990) ("Wyler")
• Strays (1991)
• Us (1991) ("Bartender #1")

Marjorie Monaghan (Number One)

Movies:

• The Bonfire of the Vanities (1990) ("Evelyn Moore")
• Nemesis (1993) ("Jared")
• Regarding Henry (1991) ("Julie")

TV Series:

• Deadly Games (1996) ("Dr. Kramer" in episode #1.12)
• H.E.L.P. (1990) ("Jean Ballantry")
• JAG (1997) ("Tuppany" in episode #3.7: "Against All Enemies")
• L.A. Law (1993) (in episode #8.8: "Eli's Gumming")
• "Law & Order" (1990) ("Cathy" in episode #1.10: "Prisoner of Love")
• The Pretender (1996) ("Martha Poole" in episode #1.2: "Every Picture Tells A Story")
• Quantum Leap (1990) ("Edie Landsdale" in episode: "One Strobe Over the Line")
• Rescue 77 (1999) ("Kathleen Ryan")
• The Sentinel (1997) ("Elaine Walters" in episode #3.4: "Poachers")
• Space Rangers (1993) ("Jojo Thorson" [regular character])
• Star Trek: Voyager (1995) ("Freya" in episode #1.11: "Heroes and Demons")
• The Warlord: Battle for the Galaxy (1998) (a.k.a. The Osiris Chronicles) ("Jana")

TV Movies:

• Aftermath: A Test of Love (1991) ("Erica")
• Jack Reed: A Search for Justice (1994) ("Lorelei Barcley")

Bill Mumy (Lennier)

Charles William Mumy Jr. [pronounced like "Moomy" not "Mummy"] was born on February 1, 1954 in San Gabriel, California (USA). Best known as Will Robinson from Lost in Space, he's part of the Barnes and Barnes music group best known for the song "Fish Heads" and is currently writing for the "Lost in Space" comic series and hosting the "Inside Space" magazine show on the Sci-Fi Channel. He is the creator of the "Space Cases" TV series. He has also recorded a music album together with some of his Babylon 5 co-stars.

Movies:

• Bless the Beasts and the Children (1971) ("Teft")
• Captain America (1992) ("Young General Fleming")
• A Child Is Waiting (1963)
• Dear Brigette (1965) ("Erasmus Leaf")
• Double Trouble (1992) ("Bob")
• The Fantasy Worlds of Irwin Allen (1998) (Himself)
• Hard to Hold (1984) ("Keyboard player")
• Palm Springs Weekend (1963) ("'Boom Boom' Yates")
• Papillon (1973) ("Lariot")
• Rascal (1969) ("Sterling North")
• Sammy the Way Out Seal (1962) ("Petey Loomis")
• Tammy Tell Me True (1961)
• Three Wishes (1995) ("Neighbor")
• A Ticklish Affair (1963) ("Alex Martin")
• Twilight Zone: The Movie (1983) ("Tim")

TV Series:

• Alfred Hitchcock Presents ("Jackie Chester" in episode #7.2: "Bang! You're Dead" (1961), and "Mickey Hollins" in episode #7.15: "The Door Without a Key" (1962))
• Animaniacs (1993) (voice of "The Farmer")
• Batman: The Animated Series (1992) (voice of "Warren Lawford" / "The Fox")
• Bewitched (1965) ("Young Darrin" in episode #2.10: "Junior Executive" and "Michael" in episode #2.15: "A Vision Of Sugar Plums")
• Diagnosis Murder (1998) ("Nervous Man" in episode #6.7: "Alienated")
• Empire (1963) (in episode #1.16: "End of an Image")
• The Flash (1991) ("Roger Braintree" in episode #1.19: "Good Night, Central City")
• The Fugitive (1964) ("David" in episode #1.15: "Home is the Hunted")
• I Dream of Jeannie (1965) ("Custer" in episode #1.11: "Whatever became of Baby Custer?")
• Lost in Space (1965) ("Will Robinson")
• Matlock (1988) ("Dr. Irwin Bruckner" in episode: "The Genius")
• The Munsters (1964) ("Googie Miller" in episode #1.25: "Come Back Little Googie")
• Perry Mason (1963) ("Miles" in episode #7.2: "The Case of the Shifty Shoebox")
• Ren and Stimpy
• The Rockford Files ("Nick Butler" in episode #1.0: "The Backlash of the Hunter" (1974) and "Trask" in episode #1.15: "Aura Lee, Farewell" (1975))
• Space Cases (1996) (creator and played "a Fernaherna" in episode: "A Day in the Life")
• Space Ghost Coast to Coast (1997) ("Himself" in episode #42: "Switcheroo (II)")
• Star Trek: Deep Space Nine (1998) ("Engineer Kellin" in episode #7.8: "The Siege of AR-558")
• Sunshine (1975) ("Weaver")
• Superboy
• The Twilight Zone ("Billy Bayles" in episode #2.22: "Long Distance Call" (1961), "Anthony Freemont" in episode #3.8: "It's a Good Life" (1961) and "Young Pip" in episode #5.1: "In Praise of Pip" (1963))
• Ultraman: The Ultimate Hero (1993) (in episode #5: "Monstrous Meltdown (Gabora)")
• The Universe and I ("Planet Dreamer")
• The Virginian (1964) (in episode #3.28: "The Old Cowboy")
• Wagon Train (1962) (in episode #6.15: "The Sam Darland Story")
• The Weird Al Show (1997) ("Delivery Guy" in episode #1.4: "Back to School")
• The Wide Country (1962) (in episode #1.1: "Royce Bennett Story")

TV Movies:

• Alfred Hitchcock Presents (1985) ("Clerk")
• For the Love of Willadean (1964)
• Sunshine (1973) ("Weaver")
• Sunshine Christmas (1977) ("Weaver")

Julia Nickson [formerly Julie Nickson-Soul] (Catherine Sakai)

Julia Nickson was born in 1959 in Singapore.

Movies:

• Amityville: A New Generation (1993) ("Suki")
• China Cry: A True Story (1991) ("Sung Neng Yee")
• Dearly Devoted (1998) ("Anna Nakashi")
• Double Dragon (1993) ("Satori Imada")
• Glitch! (1988)
• K2 (1991) ("Cindy")
• Life Tastes Good (1999) ("The Woman")
• Rambo: First Blood Part II (1985) ("Co Bao")
• Sidekicks (1992) ("Noreen Chan")
• White Tiger (1996) ("Jade")

TV Series:

• Chicago Hope (1995) ("Leigh" in episode: "A Coupla Stiffs")
• Kung Fu: The Legend Continues (1993) ("Connie" in episode #1.14: "Illusion")
• The Marshal (1995) ("Lilly Chin" in episode #2.21: "Love is Strange")
• One West Waikiki (1995) ("Laura Greystone" in episode: "'Til Death do us Part")
• SeaQuest DSV (1995) ("Lt. Cmdr. Heiko Kimura" in episode: "Weapons of War")
• Star Trek: The Next Generation (1988) ("Ensign Lian T'Su" in episode #1.19: "The Arsenal of Freedom")
• Star Trek: Deep Space Nine (1994) ("Cassandra" in episode #2.15: "Paradise")
• Walker, Texas Ranger (1996) ("Susan Lee" in episode #5.1: "High Power")

TV Movies / Mini-Series:

• Around the World in 80 Days (1989) [Mini-Series] ("Princess Aouda")
• Devil in the Flesh (1998) ("Anna Nakashi")
• The Girl Who Came Between Them (1990) (a.k.a. Victim of Innocence) ("Nhung")
• Harry's Hong Kong (1987) (a.k.a. China Hand) ("Mei Ling")
• Man Against the Mob: The Chinatown Murders (1989) ("Kaylie")
• Noble House (1988) [Mini-Series] ("Orlanda Ramos")

Robert Rusler (Warren Keffer)

Movies:

• Amityville: A New Generation (1993) ("Ray")
• Crisis in the Kremlin (1992) (a.k.a. The Assassination Game) ("Jack Reilly")
• Dangerous Company (1999) ("Chaz")
• Final Embrace (1992) ("Kyle Lambton")
• A Nightmare on Elm Street Part 2: Freddy's Revenge (1985) ("Ron Grady")
• Shag (1989) ("Buzz Ravenel")
• Thrashin' (1986) ("Tommy Hook")
• Vamp (1986) ("AJ")
• Weird Science (1985) ("Max")

TV Series:

• Angel Falls (1993) ("Toby Riopelle")
• The Outsiders (1989) ("Tim Shepard")

TV Movies:

• Sometimes They Come Back (1991) ("Richard Lawson")
• Tonight's the Night (1987) (a.k.a. The Game of Love) ("Kenny Costner")

Mark Schneider (Wade)

Movies:

• Invisible Strangler (1984)
• The Premonition (1976) ("Patrolman at Bennett House")
• Son of the Pink Panther (1993) ("Arnon")
• The Supernaturals (1986) ("Recruit #1")
• Supervan (1973) ("Clint Morgan")
• Venus Rising (1995) ("Tourist on Beach")

TV Series:

• L.A. Law (1993) (in episode #7.18: "Come Rain or Come Schein")
• NYPD Blue (1995) ("Victim" in episode #3.1: "E.R.")

TV Movies / Mini-Series:

• Inka Connection (1995) [Mini-Series]

Louis Turenne was born on November 26, 1933 in Montreal Quebec (Canada).

Movies:

• The Associate (1996) ("Peabody Club Concierge")
• Dragon: The Bruce Lee Story (1993) ("Maitre D'")
• Eat and Run (1986) ("Dr. Gretel")
• A Good Dissonance Like a Man (1977) ("Franz Milke")
• Hellraiser: Bloodline (1996) ("Auguste")
• Major League II (1994) ("Distinguished Gentleman")
• Mystic Pizza (1988) ("Everyday Gourmet")
• Oliver's Story (1978) ("Waiter at LaCremaillere")
• The Postman Always Rings Twice (1981) ("Ringmaster")

TV Series:

• Babylon 5 (1994) ("Draal" in episode #1.18: "A Voice in the Wilderness: Part 1" and in episode #1.19: "A Voice in the Wilderness: Part 2")
• The Edge of Night (1976-1978) ("Anthony Saxon")

TV Movies / Mini-Series:

• George Washington (1984) [Mini-Series]

John Vickery (Alyt Neroon)

Movies:

• Big Business (1988) ("Hotel Manager")
• Dr. Giggles (1992) ("Dr. Chamberlain")
• Game Show Models (1977) (a.k.a. The Hollywood Game)
• Out of Bounds (1986) ("Detective #1")
• Rapid Fire (1992) ("Detective")
• Son for Sail (1995) ("Dad")

TV Series:

• Babylon 5 (1995) ("Mr. Welles" in episode #2.22: "The Fall of Night")
• One Life to Live (1984-1985) ("Jesse Wilde")
• Star Trek: Deep Space Nine (1999) ("Gul Rusot" in episode #7.20: "The Changing Face of Evil")
• Star Trek: The Next Generation (1991) ("Andrus Hagan" in episode #4.17: "Night Terrors")
• Teknoman (1994)

TV Movies / Mini-Series:

• The Boys (1991) (a.k.a. The Guys) ("Dr. Simon")
• Deconstructing Sarah (1994) ("Swanson")
• I Know My First Name Is Steven (1989) (a.k.a. The Missing Years) ("George McLure")
• Macbeth (1982) [released on video] ("Malcolm")
• The Merry Wives of Windsor (1980) [released on video] ("Dr. Caius")
• Napoleon and Josephine: A Love Story (1987) [Mini-Series] ("Bourrienne")
• Promised a Miracle (1988)
• Till We Meet Again (1989) ("Tony")

Broadway:

• The Lion King (Scar)

Ed Wasser (Morden)

Ed Wasser was born on March 26, 1964 in Roslyn Heights, New York (USA). He also appeared in Babylon 5's pilot as the technician "Guerra".

Movies:

• Dark Secrets (1996) ("Dennis Gary")
• The Royal Affair (1995)
• The Set Up (1995) ("Cop #1")
• Stormswept (1995) (executive producer and played "Eugene")

TV Series:

• Hotline (1994) ("March" in episode: "Voyeur")
• NYPD Blue (1995) ("Det. Ernie Kowalski" in episode #3.8: "Cold Heaters")
• Sliders (1996) ("Studio Guard" in episode #3.10: "Dead Man Sliding")

TV Movies:

• Babylon 5: The Gathering (1993) ("Guerra")

Efrem Zimbalist Jr. (William Edgars)

Efrem Zimbalist Jr. was born on November 30, 1923 in New York City, New York (USA). In 1959 he has won the Golden Globe Award as Most Promising Newcomer, in 1968 he was nominated for the Golden Globe Award as Best Supporting Actor for his role in "Wait Until Dark" and in 1969 he was nominated in the category Best TV Star for his role on "The F.B.I.". He also played "Wolfgang" in the video game "Gabriel Knight: Sins of the Fathers".

Movies:

• Airport 1975 (1974) ("Stacy")
• The Avenging (1982) ("Jacob Anderson")
• Band of Angels (1957) ("Ethan Sears")
• Batman: Mask of the Phantasm (1993) (a.k.a. Batman: The Animated Movie) (voice of "Alfred Pennyworth")
• Bombers B-52 (1957) (a.k.a. No Sleep Till Dawn) ("Col. Jim Herlihy")
• By Love Possessed (1961) ("Arthur Winner")
• Cab To Canada (1998) ("Vice Chancellor")
• The Chapman Report (1962) ("Paul Radford")
• The Crowded Sky (1960)
• The Deep Six (1957) ("Lt. Blanchard")
• A Fever in the Blood (1961)
• Harlow (1965) ("William Mansfield")
• Home Before Dark (1958) ("Jacob Diamond")
• Hot Shots! (1991) ("Wilson")
• House of Strangers (1949) ("Tony")
• Jack L. Warner: The Last Mogul (1993) ("Narrator" [voice])
• The Reward (1965) ("Frank Bryant")
• Too Much, Too Soon (1958) ("Vincent Bryant")
• Violent Road (1958) (a.k.a. Hell's Highway) ("George Lawrence")
• Wait Until Dark (1967) ("Sam Hendrix")

TV Series:

• 77 Sunset Strip (1958) (a.k.a. Girl on the Run) ("Stuart Bailey")
• The Alaskans (1960) ("John Conrad" in episode #1.14: "The Trial of Reno McKee")
• The Alfred Hitchcock Hour (1964) (in episode: "See the Monkey Dance")
• Batman: The Animated Series (1992) (a.k.a. The Adventures of Batman & Robin) (voice of "Alfred Pennyworth")
• The New Batman/Superman Adventures (1997) (voice of "Alfred Pennyworth")
• Batman: Gotham Knights (1997) (voice of "Alfred Pennyworth")
• Burke's Law (1994) (in episode #1.9: "Who Killed the Legal Eagle?")
• Concerning Miss Marlowe (1954-1955) ("Jim Gavin")
• The F.B.I. (1965) ("Inspector Lewis Erskine")
• Gargoyles (1995) (voice of "Mace Malone" in episode #2.15: "Revelations")
• Maverick (1957-1958) ("Dandy Jim Buckley")
• Murder, She Wrote ("Gen. Havermeyer" in episode #5.7: "The Last Flight of the Dixie Damsel (1988), "Richard Thompson Grant" in episode #7.4: "Hannigans Wake" (1990) and "Adam Quatrain" in episode #9.7: "Sugar & Spice, Malice & Vice" (1992))
• The Nanny (1994) ("Theodore Timmons" in episode #2.4: "Material Fran")
• Picket Fences (1996) ("Myriam's Boyfriend" in episode: "Forget Selma")
• Prince Valiant (1991) (voice of "King Arthur")
• Remington Steele (1982) ("Daniel Chalmers")
• Spider-Man (1995) ("Otto Octavius" / "Dr. Octupus" and "Butler")
• The United States Steel Hour (1956) (in episode: "Stopover at Sublimity")
• The Visitor (1997) ("Wayland Scott" in episode #1.10: "Miracles")
• Zorro (1990) (a.k.a. The New Zorro) ("Don Alejandro de la Vega" [Season 1])

TV Movies / Mini-Series:

• Baby Sister (1983) ("Tom Burroughs")
• Batman & Mr. Freeze: SubZero (1998) [released on video] (voice of "Alfred Pennyworth")
• The Batman/Superman Movie (1998) (voice of "Alfred Pennyworth")
• The Best Place to Be (1979)
• Cosa Nostra, Arch Enemy of the FBI (1967) ("Lewis Erskine")
• A Family Upside Down (1978) ("Mike Long")
• The Gathering, Part II (1979) ("Victor Wainwright")
• Scruples (1980) [Mini-Series] ("Ellis Ikehorn")
• Shooting Stars (1983)
• The Tempest (1983) [released on video] ("Prospero")
• Terror Out of the Sky (1979) ("David Martin")
• Trade Winds (1993) [Mini-Series] ("Christof Philips")
• Who Is the Black Dahlia? (1975) ("Sergeant Harry Hansen")

Blaire Baron (Carolyn Sykes)

Blaire Baron has worked as private investigator in New York at the same time while she was playing "Kate Lang" on "The Guiding Light".

Movies:

• Father's Day
• Foreign Correspondents (1998) ("Rachel")
• A League of Their Own (1992) ("Margaret")
• I Love Trouble (1994) ("Flight Attendant")
• Privilege (1990) ("Brenda")
• Skinner (1995) ("Gloria")

TV Series:

• The Client (1996) ("Tracy Powers" in episode #2.458914: "Private Lives")
• Cybill (1995) ("Lois" in episode #2.222: "Pal Zoey")
• Ellen (1994) ("Waitress" in episode #2.1: "The Dentist")
• General Hospital
• The Guiding Light ("Kate Lang")
• Happy Days
• High Tide (1996) ("Rachel" in episode #3.3: "The Booster Club")
• Married... With Children
• The Naked Truth (1997) ("The Well Dressed Woman" in episode #2.33: "The Source")
• Seinfeld (1992) ("Female Executive" in episode #4.13: "The Pick")
• Three's Company

TV Movies:

• Getting Up and Going Home (1992)
• Saved By The Bell Hawaiian Style (1992) ("Mrs. Hodgkiss")
• See Jane Run (1995 ("Sarah Tanner")

Johnny Sekka (Dr. Benjamin Kyle)

Movies:

• Ashanti (1979) ("Captain Bradford")
• Charlie Chan and the Curse of the Dragon Queen (1981) ("Stefan")
• Charley One-Eye (1972) ("Bob" [uncredited])
• East of the Sudan (1964) ("Kimrasi")
• The Fever
• Fever Pitch (1985) ("Chocolate")
• Flame in the Streets (1961) ("Peter Lincoln")
• Hanky Panky (1982) ("Lacey")
• Incense for the Damned (1970) (a.k.a. Bloodsuckers a.k.a. Doctors Wear Scarlet) ("Bob Kirby")
• The Last Safari (1967) ("Jama")
• Khartoum (1966) ("Khaleel")
• The Message (1976) (a.k.a. Mohamed, Messenger of God) ("Bilal")
• The Southern Star (1969) ("Matakit")
• Uptown Saturday Night (1974) ("Geechie's Henchman")
• Visit to a Chief's Son (1974) ("Nemolok")
• A Warm December (1973) ("Myomo")
• The Wild and the Willing (1962) (a.k.a. Young and Willing) ("Reggie")
• Woman of Straw (1964) ("Thomas")

TV Series:

• The Avengers (1968) ("Nsonga" in episode #7.12: "Have Guns - Will Haggle")
• Gideon's Way (1965) ("Chay" in episode: "Morna")
• The Hardy Boys/Nancy Drew Mysteries (1978) (in episodes #2.17: "Voodoo Doll" and #2.18: "Voodoo Doll: Part 2")
• The Man in Room 17 (1965) ("Kumano" in episode: "Black Anniversary")

TV Movies:

• Kingston Confidential
• Master of the Game
• Passion and Paradise (1989) ("Alfred Adderly")
• Roots: The Next Generation

Tamlyn Tomita (Laurel Takashima)

Tamlyn Tomita was born on January 27, 1966 in Okinawa (Japan) and was chosen by People magazine as one of the 50 Most Beautiful People in the world in 1991.

Movies:

• Come See The Paradise (1990) ("Lily Kawamura")
• Four Rooms (1995) ("Wife" in segment "The Misbehavers")
• Hawaiian Dream
• Hundred Percent (1998) ("Thaise")
• The Joy Luck Club (1993) ("Waverly")
• The Karate Kid II (1986) ("Kumiko")
• The Killing Jar (1996) ("Diane Sanford")
• Life Tastes Good (1999) ("Julie Sado")
• Living Out Loud (1998) ("Bob's Wife")
• Orange Curtain
• Picture Bride (1995) ("Kana")
• Requiem (1995)
• Soundman (1999)
• Touch (1997)
• Vietnam, Texas (1990)

TV Series:

• The Burning Zone (1996-1997) ("Dr. Kimberly Shiroma")
• Chicago Hope ("Tina" in episode #2.22: "Ex Marks the Spot" (1996) and "Jennifer Watanabe" in episode #5.11: "McNeil and Pray" (1998))
• Highlander (1994) ("Midori Koto" in episode #3.1: "The Samurai")
• Quantum Leap (1992) ("Tamlyn Matsuda" in episode #4.13: "Temptation Eyes: February 1, 1985")
• Santa Barbara (1988) ("Ming Li" [series regular])
• The Sentinel (1997) ("Suzanne Tomaki" in episode #2.18: "Smart Alec")
• Time Trax (1994)
• Tour of Duty (1987) ("VC-peasantwoman" in episode #1.5: "Sitting Ducks")
• The Trials of Rosie O'Neil (1990)

TV Movies:

• Hiroshima:Out of the Ashes (1990) ("Sally")
• To Heal A Nation (1988)
• Raven: Return of the Black Dragons (1992) (series pilot) ("Kim Tanaka")
• Vanishing Son II (1994) ("Lanchi")
• Vanishing Son IV (1994) ("Lanchi")

• Doug Netter (B5 Executive Producer) and Anne Bruice (B5 costumer) as EA Officials displayed on a computer screen in a series episode. Netter is the face of EA President Luis Santiago.
• Kiki Stockhammer (Video Toaster Spokesperson) reading "Universe Today" in "The Gathering."
• Ron Thornton (B5 Visual Effects) as a "lurker" in "The Gathering." Also, one of the aliens was modeled after him.
• Jim Johnston (director) in "By Any Means Necessary" yelling "I say Strike!"; much of the production crew appeared in that episode.
• John Flinn (Director of Cinematography) as Mr. Flinn in "Grail."
• Harlan Ellison as the voice of Sparky, the computer in "Ceremonies of Light and Dark."
• Cartoonist Scott Adams as Mr. Adams in "Moments of Transition."
• Harlan Ellison as a Psi Cop in "The Face of the Enemy."
• Penn and Teller as Rebo and Zooty in "Day of the Dead"
• Joe Michael Straczynski, the Great Maker and creator of the show himself, in "Sleeping in Light" as a technician with an important job.

Based on:

The Babylon 5 Actors other Roles List compiled by Lee Whiteside,
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