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JESSICA ALBA
"MAX"

Born on April 28, 1981 in Pomona, California, USA, Jessica and her family moved to Biloxi, Mississippi when she was an infant. Because her father was in the Air Force, they had to move quite alot. After living in Biloxi for three years, they had moved back to California but then relocated to Del Rio, Texas. When Jessica was nine years old, they moved to the southern part of California.

It was when she was five that she became interested in acting. She began acting professionally at the age of 12. She studied with locas LA acting coaches. She then landed commerical work, then various film and television roles. Jessica attended New York's acclaimed Atlantic Theater Company when she was 16. Here she studied with William H. Macy and David Mamet, the founders of the ATC.

It was in 1993 that she made her first debut in "Camp Nowhere". She was only sopossed to work for 2 weeks on this film, but when an actress with a principal role dropped out, she was asked to take the role. Jessica just recently completed the feature film "The Sleeping Dictionary" in Malaysia with Brenda Blethyn and Bob Hoskins.

In her spare time, Alba enjoys activities she learned for several of her acting roles such as scuba-diving, horseback-riding, bicycling and motorcycling.

TELEVISION CREDITS
"Dark Angel"
"Too Soon for Jeff"
"Flipper"
"Secret World of Alex Mack, The"

MOVIE CREDITS
"Sleeping Dictionary, The"
"Paranoid"
"Idle Hands"
"Never Been Kissed"
"P.U.N.K.S."
"Venus Rising"
"Camp Nowhere"

GUEST APPEARANCES
"Love Boat: The Next Wave, The"
"Beverly Hills, 90210" (2X)
"Brooklyn South"
"Chicago Hope"
"Secret World of Alex Mack, The"

MICHAEL WEATHERLY
"LOGAN CALE / EYES ONLY"

Born on July 8, 1968 in New York City. Michael left college to pursue an acting career. While acting, he also played in a band. He then started to act professionally where he landed a role in "The Cosby Show" playing Theo's college roomate. After landing other guest spots, he relocated in LA.

Shortly after moving to LA, he landed a role in a TV series in "Significant Others" from FOX televsion.

TELEVISION CREDITS
"Dark Angel"
"Cabin by the Lake"
"The Colony"
"The Adavanced Guard"
"Significant Others"
"Astroid"
"Pier 66"
"The City"
"Loving"

FILM CREDITS
"Venus and Mars"
"Venus and Mars"
"The Specials"
"Gun Shy"
"Winding Roads "
" The Last Days of Disco"
"Meet Wally Sparks"
"Trigger Happy"

GUEST APPEARANCES
"Grapevine"
" The Crow: Stairway to Heaven"
"Charmed"
"Jesse" (6x)
"Spy Game"
"The Cosby Show"

JOHN SAVAGE
"LYDECKER"

Born John Youngs on August 25, 1949 in Old Bethpage, Long Island, New York, USA, he made his acting debut on stage at the age of 14 in an Off-Broadway production of "The Drunkard". He then went on to "Fiddler on the Roof".

John had earned a full scholarship to New York's American Academy of Dramatic Arts and relocated to California to work on "Steelyard Blues" which was his feature film debut.

He continued to work in Hollywood till 1988, when he left and moved to South Africa. Here, he became involved with the anti-apartheid movement. He worked with Nelson Mandela and shot footage for a television news station. He then moved back to the states in 1994.

John is listed as one of twelve "Promising New Actors of 1979" in John Willis' Screen World Vol. 3. He is the father of actress Jennifer Youngs (Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman) and older brother to Jim Youngs (Footloose).

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VALARIE RAE MILLER
"ORIGINAL CINDY"

Valarie Rae Miller has made the leap from the squeaky-clean host of "One Saturday Morning" to what she calls "the spice of the show" on DARK ANGEL, playing Original Cindy, Max's best friend and co-worker. DARK ANGEL marks the return of Miller to the FOX network; previously she was the host of the FOX pregame sports show, "In the Zone" for four seasons.

Prior to landing the role of Original Cindy, Miller hosted a variety of television programs, and she can currently be seen hosting the weekend morning show "One Saturday Morning." Miller began her hosting career after moving to Los Angeles following her college graduation, when she landed a job on PETV for the educational network Channel One.

Miller grew up in Fort Worth, TX and got her first big break when she appeared in a commercial for Radio Shack while still in high school. During a summer break, Miller visited Los Angeles, where she tried her hand at stand-up comedy. She received such a positive response, she moved there. Despite the numerous offers she received to go on tour with her stand-up comedy routine, Miller decided to pursue a career in hosting and acting in Los Angeles, where she currently resides.

TELEVISION CREDIT
"Dark Angel"
"One Saturday Morning"
"Peer Pressure"
"Hollywood Confidential"
"Gladiators 2000"

FILM CREDIT
"The Disappearance of Kevin Johnson"

Valeries bio (excluding credits) came directly from the Official DA Website.

JENNIFER BLANC
"KENDRA"

Born and raised in New York City, Jennifer Blanc began her career on the New York stage as Laurie in Neil Simon's "Brighton Beach Memoirs" starring Jonathan Silverman both on Broadway and in the national tour. At the age of 19 she decided to move to Los Angeles and immediately began working in both film and television.

Within a year of moving to Los Angeles, Blanc won the role of Tiffany on the series "The Mommies." Best known for the role of Kate on the FOX series "Party of Five," Blanc appeared in the first two seasons of the show as Bailey's (Scott Wolf) girlfriend. Her other television credits include roles in "Grace Under Fire," "Providence," "Dead at 21," "The Cool and the Crazy," "Pink Lightning," "The Client" and the television movie "Friends Till the End" opposite Shannen Doherty. Most recently, Blanc starred in two television movies, "The Expendables" opposite Robin Givens and FOX's upcoming "Kiss Tomorrow Goodbye" starring and directed by Jason Priestly.

TELEVISION CREDITS
"Dark Angel"
"The Expendables"
"Friends 'Til the End"
"Awake to Murder"
"Cool and the Crazy"
"Party of Five"
"Mommies, The"
"Pink Lightning"
"Hull High"

FILM CREDITS
"Quality Time"
"The Ride"
"Dead Men Can't Dance"
"Balto"
"The Brady Bunch Movie"
"Old Enough"

GUEST APPEARANCES
"Providence"
"Grace Under Fire"
"The Client"
"Party of Five" (3x)
"Sweet Justice"
"Saved by the Bell"
"Married... with Children"
"Beverly Hills, 90210"

Jennifer's bio (excluding credits) came directly from the Official DA Website.

RICHARD GUNN
"SKETCHY"

From Southern California, Richard attended and graduated with honors from the University of California, Santa Cruz. He later performed for Four Seasons with Shakespeare Santa Cruz. Later, he relocated to LA to pursue his acting career.

Richard appeared in leading and supporting roles in a number of independent films and plays. Just recently, he earned the leading role in "Lost Voyage" with Judd Nelson.

On his spare time, he enjoys playing classical guitar, reading and motorcycles and driving his '77 Trans-Am.

TELEVISION CREDIT
"Dark Angel"

FILM CREDIT
"Lost Voyage"

Richard's bio (excluding credits) came directly from the Official DA Website.

ALIMI BALLARD
"HERBAL THOUGHT"

Alimi ("Ali-me") Ballard's credits are extensive and tell the tale of a seasoned performer, and his presence has been felt on television, stage and screen. His film credits include the upcoming 20th Century Fox film "Navy Diver" starring Cuba Gooding Jr. and Robert DeNiro, "Deep Impact," "Malcolm X," and "Three Days of Rain."

His television credits include roles on "Sabrina the Teenage Witch," "Arsenio," "New York Undercover" and "Malcolm and Eddie." He also has been recognized for his portrayal of the troubled Frankie Hubbard, on the daytime drama "Loving." Ballard's first television role was as co-host of "In the Mix," the public television teen awareness show done in news magazine style with MTV flavor.

Because of his godfather's urging, Ballard joined MindBuilders, a local New York community center dedicated to the empowerment of youth, and was cast in a play called "No Laughing Matter." Weeks later, he found himself touring New York's inner-city libraries, community centers and elementary and high schools. He soon set his sights on a professional career and came to perform with such notable theater companies as the Manhattan Theater Club and the National Black Theater, were he starred in acclaimed productions of "Holiday Heart" and "Endangered Species."

TELEVISION CREDITS
"Dark Angel"
"Little Richard"
"Arsenio"
"Sabrina, the Teenage Witch"
"City, The"
"Loving"

FILM CREDITS
"Automatic"
"Before Now"
"Men of Honor"
"Deep Impact"

GUEST APPEARANCES
"NYPD Blue"
"Malcolm & Eddie"
"New York Undercover"

Alimi's bio (excluding credits) came directly from the Official DA Website.

J.C. MacKENZIE
"NORMAL"

The 6'1" actor was born on October 17th, in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada, at 21 he attended Concordia University in Montreal where he saw his first play, Bernard Slade's "A Tribute" starring Jack Lemmon, on Broadway. It was then he decided what he wanted to do, act. Two years later he was accepted by and attended the London Academy of Music and Dramatic Arts in England. He originally wanted to teach Drama, but decided to act.

J.C. played in the role of Careny in the American National tour, "Biloxi Blues" after working in Canadian Theater. After the tour ended, he relocated in New York City, where he joined the Circle Rep Company. "Have Faith" came and he took the starring role.

MacKenzie then took the role of Arnold Spivak in 1995's, "Murder One" for two seasons in LA.

On his spare time, J.C. enjoys reading, politics, hockey and skiing. He is also a New York Mets fan. He is currently residing in NYC.

TELEVISION CREDITS
"Dark Angel"
"Happy Face Murders"
"The Pentagon Wars"
"Murder One: Diary of a Serial Killer"
"Murder One"
"Dutch"

FILM CREDITS
"What Planet Are You From?"
"He Got Game"
"Clockers"
"Heavy"

GUEST APPEARANCES
"Total Recall 2070"
"Practice, The" (3x)
"Touched by an Angel"
"Poltergeist: The Legacy"
"Law & Order"
"Baywatch"
"Alfred Hitchcock Presents"