Anna Paquin

Anna Helene Paquin (born July 24, 1982) is an Academy Award-winning, Emmy- and Golden Globe-nominated, Canadian-New Zealander actress. Her breakthrough performance was in The Piano, which earned her an Academy Award for Best Supporting Actress and made her the second youngest winner in history at the age of 11. She is also the first Canadian-born actress to win Best Supporting Actress.

Paquin is also an award-winning stage actress, having made her stage debut in 2001 in a production of The Glory of Living at the MCC Theater. She won a 2001-2002 Theater World Award for her performance. She has since appeared in a number of other plays, but has only once appeared in a play outside of the USA, when she appeared on the West End stage in London, England in a production of This is Our Youth in 2002.

Nozomi Sasaki

Nozomi Sasaki (ささき のぞみ, Sasaki Nozomi, born February 19, 1983) is a female Japanese voice actress from Kanagawa, Japan. Her real name is written "佐々木望" and is pronounced the same.

Kathryn Morris

Kathryn Morris (born January 28, 1969) is an American actress, perhaps best known for her lead role in the CBS series Cold Case.

Morris' first role was a minor one in the 1991 telemovie Long Road Home. Several other small parts followed, including a bit part as a psychiatric patient in the Oscar-winning As Good as It Gets. Her breakthrough role came as Lt. Annalisa "Stinger" Lindstrom in the television series Pensacola: Wings of Gold in 1997. She played it for two seasons. Morris continued to work in films (notably ones directed by Rod Lurie) and had a brief stint on the Xena series in 1999.

After seeing her in the film The Contender, which Dreamworks distributed, Steven Spielberg cast her in two successive films, but her scenes as a rock star in A.I.: Artificial Intelligence which required her to take singing and guitar lessons were cut by the director while his Minority Report was filming. In the latter, she portrayed the tormented wife of Tom Cruise's character.

In 2003, Morris won the lead role of detective Lilly Rush in the CBS dramatic series Cold Case in which she plays a passionately concerned but relationship-shy detective assigned to solving murders that frequently are decades old. The actress also appeared in the 2004 films Mindhunters and Paycheck.

Sarah Shahi

Aahoo Jahansouz Shahi, also known as Sarah Shahi (born January 10, 1980, in Euless, Texas, U.S.), is an Iranian-American actress and model. Former NFL Cheerleader and a great-great-granddaughter of the 19th century Iranian king Fath Ali Shah Qajar. Shahi was named #90 on the Maxim magazine "Hot 100 of 2005" list; she moved up to #66 in 2006. Sarah is currently dating actor Steve Howey who she met on the set of Reba in 2004.

While working as an extra on the set of Dr. T and the Women, she met director Robert Altman, who encouraged her to move to Hollywood. Sarah then moved to Los Angeles. Once in L.A., she got various recurrent roles in several famous series, such as Alias, where she played Jenny, Dawson's Creek, where she was Sadia Shaw, and The L Word where she played Carmen de la Pica Morales. Shahi was also the first ghost in Supernatural, the CW paranormal drama series.

She is best known for her role as the Mexican-American DJ Carmen de la Pica Morales in the Showtime drama television series The L Word, which she joined in its second season. Sarah did not renew her contract with the L Word for a fourth season, and consequently her character was written out. Rumor has it, she will reprise her role in the show's sixth, and final season.

She also appeared in HBO's The Sopranos, in the Season 6b episode "Kennedy and Heidi", as Sonya Aragon, a stripper and college student who spends a weekend with Tony after a death in his family.

Although uncredited by most sources, Sarah also appeared in Jackie Chan movie Rush Hour 3 as one of the girls being handcuffed along with Mia Tyler for motoring offence by Chris Tucker early in the film.

Sarah speaks English, Farsi, and some Spanish, and has a brown belt in karate.

Sarah's currently starring as one of the leads alongside Damian Lewis in the NBC television series Life which started airing in the U.S. in late September 2007, and which has been renewed for a second season for the Fall of 2008.

Jenna Dewan

Jenna Lee Dewan (born December 3, 1980) is an American actress, dancer and former model. She is probably best known for her role in the 2006 dance/romance film, Step Up.

Prior to starring in film, she was a dancer, working for various famous performers such as Justin Timberlake, 'N Sync, Sean Combs, Toni Braxton, Celine Dion, Pink, Missy Elliott, Ricky Martin, Billy Crawford, and Janet Jackson in both live performances and music videos. Dewan and Tatum appeared on an episode of YouTube show, Miley & Mandy, dancing to the song "4 Minutes" by Madonna (featuring Timberlake and Timbaland).

In 2005, Dewan starred as the title character in the horror film, Tamara, playing an unpopular high school student who is often picked on by classmates. Her character dies, is buried by her classmates, and then returns to seek revenge.

Mary-Louise Parker

Mary-Louise Parker (born August 2, 1964) is an American Tony-, Emmy - and Golden Globe-winning actress. Some of her better known works include Fried Green Tomatoes, Boys on the Side, Proof, The West Wing, Angels in America, and her current role on Showtime's television series Weeds.

Hannah Harper

Hannah Harper (born July 4, 1982 in Devon, England) is an English pornographic actress and director. Her stage name is a combination of the names of two of her friends.

Harper grew up in a fishing town in Devon, where her parents worked in local holiday camps. She describes herself as a "real goody-goody" at school, and studied Theatre, Media, Dance and Psychology at 'A' level at South Devon College. Her first job was at a local fish and chip shop, then worked in a hotel as a receptionist, bar-maid and waitress.

In 2001, Harper started modeling in London at her then-boyfriend's suggestion. She came to Los Angeles the following year for photo shoots and has since relocated to the area. Harper appeared in a few amateur porn videos, her first being with TM Video Productions, before working with Ben Dover in her first professional movie. She signed exclusive contracts with Legend Entertainment and with Sin City Video. As well, she was involved in the day-to-day operations of the L.A. Direct Models agency alongside her boyfriend Ben English, but that ended when they broke up in mid-2004.

She has appeared in High Society magazine and Club International magazine several times. In addition, she was the April 2002 Penthouse Pet of the Month, Aziani girl feature, and Hustler's May 2002 covergirl and centerfold.

She also began working as a feature dancer on the strip club circuit and even got some costumes from Flick Shagwell who had retired dancing. She has mentioned misgivings about the work saying "I knew I couldn't dance... I have no sense of rhythm."

In late-2006, Harper announced that she and Sin City were parting ways and she was looking to shoot more softcore material while pursuing a college degree in psychology.Along this line she portrays Ophelia in the Cinemax series "Co-Ed Confidential," and she played "Christy" alongside Nikki Nova in the Digital Entertainment production "Busty Cops 2." Hannah has recently started work on the Fantasy porn strip World of Whorecraft that has received a certain amount of press coverage

Harper has mentioned that she was married at one time, but has since divorced. At the same time as she was dating Ben English, she was also in a steady relationship with Mary Carey, which English and Carey helped set up.

Her official website is hannahmodel.com; as of September 2007 this site was still operated by her. The site xxxhannahharper.com was operated by her former production company as a part of her original contract, and she no longer has regular interaction with that website.