| John G. Rice Jr. |
"Butterfly Dreams" is John's first independent film and won the More |
| Sean S. Cunningham |
Like William Girdler, Oliver Hellman or even Ed Wood, Sean More |
| Zoe Leader |
Zoe Leader has only appeared in The Lion King (1994) More |
| George Ganchev |
George Ganchev, whose birth name is Gheorghi Petroushev, was born More |
| Thora Birch |
From Monkey Trouble (1994) to American Beauty (1999)-- that's Hollywood More |
| Richard Gephardt |
U.S. Representative from St. Louis, Missouri (1977-2005)
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| Andre Jackson |
André was unexpectedly thrust into the professional world of acting More |
| Joel Schmidt |
Joel and his wife have two children; a daughter Lydia More |
| Irvine Welsh |
Welsh's books have made him a cult figure within the More |
| Crackhead Bob |
Frequent guest on Howard Stern's radio show.
Member of Howard Stern's More |
| John Waters |
Growing up in Baltimore in the 1950s, John Waters was More |
| Gavin Grissom |
Born in the small town of Henderson, North Carolina, Gavin More |
| LeVar Burton |
Daughter, Michaela born [1995]
Graduated University of Southern California School of More |
| Lynn Lowry |
Lynn Lowry was born in 1947 in Illinois, but raised More |
| All American Rejects |
The group is from Stillwater, Oklahoma. Top 10 songs from More |
| Dina Spybey |
Dina Spybey replaced actress Ever Carradine as "Nina Bloom" in More |
| Sabrina Lloyd |
Sabrina Lloyd was born on November 20th, 1970 in Fairfax, More |
| Downtown Julie Brown |
Former MTV vee-jay.
Former host of "Club MTV"
Her father was in More |
| Cleve Lamison |
Cleve Lamison began his career as an actor, touring the More |
| Matthew Martini |
Listed in the "Who's Who Among American High School Students" More |
| Sarah Plommer |
Has a British passport. Both parents are from Glasgow, Scotland. More |
| Melinda Dillon |
She has played two Hoosiers (Indiana residents) - in Close More |
| Jimmie Rodgers |
Smooth, folksy singer Jimmie Rodgers' career would never be the More |
| Geraldine Smith |
Geraldine Smith, a native New Yorker, was discovered by Paul More |
| Pete Bergen |
Pete Bergen's gift for making people laugh led to comedy More |
| Deborah Kara Unger |
Deborah Kara Unger was the first Canadian accepted into the More |
| Andrew Pleavin |
Born in the UK but lived in Traansvaal South Africa More |
| Jennifer Coolidge |
Yearbook quote: "There is no sacrifice too great for man's More |
| Dan Severn |
Dan "The Beast" Severn is a legend in amateur and More |
| Raina Lewis |
Born a Southern Belle but raised a California girl. Raina's More |
| Alex Zane |
Born to proud parents on 3rd March 1980, Alex Maurice More |
| Adam G. |
Adam G. changed his name from G. Adam Gifford in More |
| Rachel Sweet |
Rachel Sweet is in fact a singer, who like plenty More |
| Mark Ryan |
Mark Ryan is a multi-talented performer. Combining both his acting More |
| Enid-Raye Adams |
Enid-Raye Adams was born in 1973 in Portage la Prairie, More |
| Christian Canterbury |
Studied ballet with Alonzo King.
Grandson of ' John Carroll (I)'
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| Paul Francis Sullivan |
Brother of Ted Sullivan
Son of Kevin Sullivan
In the summer of More |
| Saïd Taghmaoui |
Saïd Taghmaoui was born July 19th 1973 in Villepinte, Paris More |
| Jon Read |
Jon grew up in the suburbs, 25 miles south of More |
| Daniel Lue |
The oldest of two children born to Eugene and Cynthia, More |
