Watch ReelHakeem Kae-Kazim
24, Pirates of The Caribbean, The Fourth Kind, Inale, Lost, Wolverine, The Bill, Julius Caesar…
Actor Hakeem Kae-Kazim classically trained in the UK at the highly regarded Bristol Old Vic and soon after graduation was invited to join the Royal Shakespeare Company. While playing at the National Theatre, Hakeem received glowing reviews sharing the stage with critically acclaimed actors for his performances as Edmund in ‘King Lear’ with Brian Cox, and Tyrell in ‘Richard III’ with Sir Ian McKellan. Hakeem’s transition to British television ensued with memorable leading roles in ‘Trial and Retribution’, ‘The Bill’, ‘Grange Hill’, ‘Ellington’ and the distinguished title role of ‘Julius Caesar’ for the BBC.
After settling in South Africa his work in film and television gave Hakeem a huge following, making him a household name and one of the country’s top celebrity actors. Whilst in South Africa he appeared in numerous television productions and a large number of feature films, including ‘Secret Laughter of Women’. ‘After the Rain’, ‘Desert Rose’, ‘Scarback’ and ‘God is African’. Hakeem was nominated for an Avanti award (SA) for ‘Madame and Eve’ and his sense of style also led him to be in the running for the Elle’s Fashionably First award (SA). More…
Hakeem was also nominated for the highly regarded Gemini award for Best Actor in a supporting role for his performance in ‘Human Cargo’ and gained international notoriety for his wonderful portrayal of George Rutugunda in the Oscar nominated film ‘Hotel Rwanda’. His performance gained the attention of those in Hollywood, which led to leading roles in the TNT movie ‘Librarian 2′; opposite Noah Wyle, and ‘The Triangle’ opposite Eric Stoltz and Sam Neill.
Right after landing in Los Angeles Hakeem was invited to play in the Blockbuster ‘Pirates of the Caribbean III’, playing a pirate lord alongside such greats as Johnny Depp, Keira Knightley and Geoffrey Rush. He then shared his wonderful talent with millions of viewers on ‘Lost’, ‘Cane’ with Jimmy Smits, ‘Law & Order: SVU’ with Mariska Hargitay, ‘The Triangle’ with Sam Neill and ‘The Librarian’ with Gabrielle Anwar. Hakeem is often recognized for his recurring role as Colonel Dubaki, through which he wowed audiences with his stunning performance in ’24’s’ Season 7, and in the prequel movie ‘Redemption’.
Hakeem’s most recent motion picture ‘Wolverine’ with Hugh Jackman was an international hit and his fan’s eagerly await the release of his latest work, feature film’s “The 4th Kind” with Mila Jovovich and ‘Darfur’ with Billy Zane. Less…
Tanya Franks
Family Affairs, Eastenders, Hotel Trubble, Pulling, Ashes to Ashes, Skins, The Cup, The Bill, Holby City, Doctors…
Award winning British actress Tanya Franks rose to fame in one of the UK’s most popular shows ‘Family Affairs’. Controversial story lines like playing a bi-sexual mother made her a viewers favourite. No stranger to crazy roles Tanya is probably most famous for her role as the drunken primary school teacher ‘Karen’ in the BBC’s award winning comedy series ‘Pulling’. Not surprisingly this hilarious show won the British Comedy Award and The South Bank Show Comedy Award. Tanya was also nominated for a British Comedy Award and the show received a Bafta nomination for Best Sitcom. Showing her dramatic side Tanya played ‘DCI Morell’ in the high rating national police drama ‘The Bill’. Other national roles include ‘Ashes To Ashes’, ‘Skins’, ‘The Cup’, ‘Eastenders’, ‘Holby City’ and ‘Doctors’.
Tanya’s long stage career has led her to grace the boards of Britain’s most prestigious theatres like the ‘Royal National Theatre’ and ‘Royal Exchange Manchester’. Including wonderful productions like: ‘Sing Yer Heart Out For The Lads’ (National Theatre), ‘Pretend You Have Big Buildings’ (Manchester), Steven Berkoff’s 25th Anniversary production of ‘East’ (Vaudeville Theatre, West End) plus many regional productions. More…
Tanya is also the founder of Stock-pot Productions writing and producing film – her shorts include ‘One Day’ (Kodak Best Short Film Finalist), ‘Missing’, and ‘The Briefcase That Brings Out The Baby In You’. These have screened at national and international film festivals and she is in development with her first feature.
Tanya just finished a run at the National Theatre in the comedy ‘Really Old, Like Forty Five’ playing ‘Amanda’, a Government medical researcher. This sold out production received amazing reviews: “Somehow you keep laughing even as you find yourself engulfed in depression about the horrors of old age and the perniciousness of government” said the Independent.
TV fans won’t be disappointed as this talented and versatile actress is about to hit our screens again playing ‘Dolly’ in the ever popular CBBC series ‘Hotel Trubble’ and by popular demand is back on screen in the UK’s number 1 Soap ‘Eastenders’ playing ‘Rainie’. Less…
Alice Amter
The Big Bang Theory, ER, Judging Amy, The Good Girl, A Man Apart, Strong Medicine, Mad Men…
Alice Amter is a British born actress of mixed ethnic heritage. She is multilingual and possesses an inate deftness with accents which have been fueled by a curiosity about other languages and cultures. She has lived on continents and currently resides in the U.S.
Her ambiguous ethnic appearance and skill as a chameleon have enabled her to convincingly portray a wide range of characters on both the big and small screens. She has appeared in numerous prime time TV shows opposite some of Hollywood’s biggest names. Her first job in television was opposite George Clooney in his final two episodes of the mega-hit medical drama ‘E.R’. This was followed by a series of appearances in an array of popular TV shows such as ‘Judging Amy’ opposite Amy Brenneman, ‘Strong Medicine’ with Janine Turner, ‘Til Death’ with Brad Garrett, ‘Skip Tracer’ with Stephen Dorff and a recurring role on ‘Presidio Med’ opposite Blythe Danner and Christina Hendricks from ‘Mad Men’. Simultaneously she garnered attention on the big screen with appearances in several films with some of Hollywood’s leading list talent, most notably Jennifer Anniston in ‘The Good Girl’, and Vin Diesel in ‘A Man Apart’.
In ‘Penance’ she crafts another memorable, albeit chilling performance as ‘Eve’ the unsympathetic french prison warden aka villainess in this disturbing thriller. Equally adept at both comedy and drama, she continues to gain notoriety as one of the most versatile actresses in the industry, and can be frequently seen demonstrating her comedic chops as Mrs Koothrappali in the hugely successful CBS TV sitcom ‘The Big Bang Theory’.
Treva Etienne
Pirates of The Caribbean, Bad Boys II, 24, Criminal Minds, Black Hawk Down, Terminator Salvation…
Treva Etienne is an established Stage, Television and film actor who was born in London England. In the UK he is well known for leading roles in hit TV dramas like the sci-fi series ‘The Last Train’ where he was named Britain’s first African-European action hero and suggested as Britain’s African-European 007. He also starred in ‘London’s Burning’, the BAFTA/RTS award winning drama series ‘Holding On’, ‘The Godsend’, ‘Only Fools and Horses’, ‘Desmond’s’ and Sir Peter Hall’s ‘The Final Passage’. His extensive theatre credits include Sir Peter Gill’s ‘Macbeth’, where he notably played the title role and was the youngest and first African-European actor to play ‘Macbeth’ at the prestigious National Theatre in London. He also starred in the hit stage production ‘Moon on a Rainbow Shawl’ directed by Maya Angelou. More…
In the US Treva enjoys a successful career in blockbuster motion pictures and television, working with such greats as Stanley Kubrick, Ridley Scott, Michael Bay, Tom Cruise, Will Smith, Martin Lawrence, and Johnny Depp. His US filmography includes ‘Pirates of the Caribbean’, ‘Bad Boys II’, ‘Black Hawk Down’ and ‘Eyes Wide Shut’. His well received role on the hit show ‘24′ adds to his wealth of television credits including ‘Criminal Minds’, ‘Medium’, ‘Charmed’, ‘Angel’ and ‘Threat Matrix’.
Treva will soon be gracing the small screen in the new NBC drama series ‘The Philanthropist’ and on the big screen in the motion picture ‘Terminator Salvation’. Less…
Stephen Lord
Judge Dredd, Till Death, The Shepherd, Jackboots of Whitehall, Eastenders, Casualty, Real Men…
Stephen trained at Salford College of Music and Drama and graduated with the highest Grade A Distinction.
Stephen’s love affair for film and TV soon began with, “Shooting Stars” for Film On 4, the leading role of Luke Baylis in “Wilderness Edge”, the nations favourite “The Bill”, “In Suspicious Circumstances”, “Heartbeat” and his breakout role in Cannes Winner “Raining Stones”, a Ken Loach film and Jonno in the award winning “Common As Muck” for the BBC which led him to BAFTA recognition.
His solid performances as Darwin in two series of Carla Lane’s comedy for the BBC “ Luv”, “Into the Fire” by award winning writer Tony Marchant led to 2 series of “City Central” for the BBC playing rookie cop PC Steve Jackson. More…
On leaving the series by choice to share more of his diversity Stephen’s next job was the hard hitting drama “Real Men” by Frank Deasy playing the sexually abused and abuser Alex Collins directed by Sally Apprehamian for David Snodin at the BBC which created much controversy, whilst receiving great reviews. His talent also lead him to play the guest lead in the popular TV series “Sea Of Souls” for the BBC.
A familiar face on the small screen, Stephen lit up the big screen with his performances in “The Bullion Boys” which picked up the Emmy award directed by Christopher Morahan. “Judge Dredd”, “Giving Tongue” and “Prince of Denmark Hill” followed. With a filmography that many actors dream of Stephen also played a mad anarchist Fazer in “SW9” for Fruit Salad Films and “Al’s Lads” opposite Ricky Tomlinson and Richard Roundtree which was directed by ‘Cracker’s’ original director Richard Standeven. As well as“Octane” with Madeline Stow for Random Harvest and Four Horseman Films and the leading role of Spook a psychotic marine in Random Harvest and Four Horseman’s “LD50”. Stephen also enjoyed filming “Reverb” a psychological thriller with Leo Gregory and Eve Bertwistle and he played opposite the much loved Stephen Rea and Jean Claude Van Damme in the new Action film “Till Death”. One of his many amazing short films was an adaptation of Edgar Allen Poe’s “Tell Tale Heart” working with Oscar winner Jack Cardiff. He also worked on the small micro budget film “The Truth” with Elaine Cassidy and Elizabeth McGovern and again with Jean Claude Van Damme playing an American bad guy Benjamin Myers in the $12 m action film “The Shepherd”.
As well as an amazing acting career, Stephen has written: “Gettin On” inspired by his working class roots in Salford and his time travelling back and forth to Ireland. During this time also finished writing 2 TV series and 2 film’s whilst turning down work and gained representation as a writer by ICM. Stephen has written and directed 2 short films “Untitled” and “In Loving Memory”. Also a new TV pilot “Now”.
Stephen produced an animated pilot “Gettin On” with the ward winning Slinky Pictures. Stephen wrote, directed and produced his 1st doc feature film “Its Not The End OF The World” which has played at various film festivals. He also created, wrote, directed and produced a pilot webisode/mobisode “Dr Hoo” starring Ian Hart and Elaine Cassidy, which was the first ever original drama on www.virgin1.co.uk His production company LEG(Lord Entertainment Group) is based in London.
The Daily Telegraph claims this “could provide a glimpse of how cult TV shows are developed in the future”…
Stephen continues to choose amazing projects having played the explosive role of football hooligan and devoted father Jase Dyer in Eastenders for 1 year before making one of the most dramatic exits on British TV which caused a huge reaction in the National Press as his character was stabbed to death in front of his 12 year old son at the time when knife crime hit a peak in the UK.
Stephen has gone on to film “Jackboots of Whitehall” staring alongside Ewan McCregor, Tim Spall and Richard E Grant. He also took a trip back to his roots by working with the much loved director Ken Loach in his latest film “Irish Route” and worked with the 3 times Oscar DOP who’s films include “The Killing Fields”.
He is currently persuing his writing and directing and his 1st scripted feature film “The Wronguns” which is a modern day fairy tale and heroic comedy is planned to shoot in 2010 and he is still very much looking and open to the next right acting job.
He is due to arrive in LA with his wife Elaine Cassidy and there new baby girl Kíla in January 2010.
On leaving the series by choice to share more of his diversity Stephen’s next job was the hard hitting drama “Real Men” by Frank Deasy playing the sexually abused and abuser Alex Collins directed by Sally Apprehamian for David Snodin at the BBC which created much controversy, whilst receiving great reviews. His talent also lead him to play the guest lead in the popular TV series “Sea Of Souls” for the BBC. Less…
Michelle Collins
Eastenders, Casualty, Personal Services, Sunburn, Daylight Robbery, Rock Rivals, French & Saunders, Single…
Michelle is one of Britain’s best loved, most popular actresses.
Her career began in London at the Cockpit youth theatre and the Royal Court Youth Activists, soon appearing at The Gate theatre Notting Hill with the acclaimed director Lou Stein.
Her first TV appearance was alongside Gary Oldman and she continued to enjoy a succession of roles, including the film ‘Lucky Sunil’ directed by Michael Caton-Jones. Michelle also appeared in ‘Personal services’ with Julie Walters.
Michelle soon joined Britain’s best loved soap ‘Eastenders’. She was originally asked to join for 11 episodes, but with her character being a national favourite she played ‘Cindy’ for 10 years. It was from this stand out role, that Michelle won an acclaimed BAFTA award. More…
Her success in TV and theatre continued, appearing in the BBC’s smash hit ‘Sunburn’ in the lead role for 2 seasons, the massive ‘Two thousand acres of sky’ which was also shown on BBC America for 2 seasons, Michelle played a bank robber for two series of ‘Daylight Robbery’, ‘Can’t buy me love’ followed, with Martin Kemp, and based on a true life story, ‘Perfect’, the critically acclaimed 2 part drama, playing a bigamist, ‘The Illustrated Mum’, where she played a manic depressive alcoholic bi polar mother and won an international Emmy and 3 BAFTA awards. Michelle also played a policewoman in ‘Lloyd & Hill’, starred in ‘Uprising’, ‘Single’, BBC comedy sketch show ‘French & Saunders’ and most recently ‘Rock Rivals’. Michelle also enjoys a successful West End career with appearances in ‘Wrath of a simple man’, ‘Daddy Cool’, ‘Vagina monologues’ and ‘The Play what I wrote’ directed by Kenneth Brannagh.
Having gained a reputation for playing very strong, tough yet vulnerable and flawed women with a huge range of complex characters throughout her long and successful career. Michelle is a celebrity at home in the UK but prefers to work hard, rather than flaunt herself on the red carpet! Less…
Shaun Parkes
The Mummy Returns, Human Traffic, Moses, Servants, Casanova, Harley Street, Notes On A Scandal, Clubbed…
Shaun Parkes was born in London, England on the 9th February 1973. He always had a natural attraction to the world of entertainment. If asked, his friends and family would tell you that even at a very young age he had a striking ability as an entertainer and could “make you laugh and feel at ease”.
After leaving school at the age of 16 he enrolled at Seltec College to study drama, two year later he was accepted into The Royal Academy of Dramatic Arts (RADA), one of the UK’s leading drama schools.More…
Since graduating from RADA Shaun has been on our screens constantly but it was ‘Human Traffic’ that launched him as a star of the big screen. Directed by Justin Kerrigan and starring John Simm, Lorraine Pilkington and Danny Dyer, the film follows five friends as they spend a lost weekend in a mix of music, love and club culture. The film has become a major cult classic, influencing an entire generation of club-goers and setting a new standard for youth orientated comedy dramas.
Shaun continues to work with some of the UK’s leading talent and more recent work includes films such as ‘The Mummy Returns’, ‘Clubbed’ and the acclaimed ‘Notes On A Scandal’, starring Dame Judi Dench and Cate Blanchett.
Television work includes ‘Moses’, ‘Servants’, Russell T Davies’ ‘Casanova’ and ‘Harley Street’. Shaun also continues to forge a career as an established and respected theatre actor. He has starred alongside David Threlfall and Neil Stuke in Joe Penhall’s award-winning play, ‘Blue Orange’ in the West End in Kwame Kwei-Armah’s ‘Elimana’s Kitchen’ and at Shakespeare’s Globe as Aaron in ‘Titus Andronicus’. He is considered one of the UK’s most versatile actors.
Fagun Thakrar
Early in her career Fagun Thakrar beat thousands of Britain’s hopefuls in the BBC’s nationwide search ‘Bolly Idol’ for new acting talent. She was brought up outside of London and as a straight ‘A’ student’ studied several particularly challenging fields simultaneously. At the age of 16 the national network ITV did a segment on this Beautiful actress and she was picked out for the lead in the feature film ‘Brick Lane’, making her sought after by agents and casting directors.
Fagun temporarily put her acting career on hold to study at the prestigious medical school UCL. But with a love for acting, she also trained at the highly acclaimed Royal Academy of Dramatic Art in London. Upon graduating Fagun appeared in numerous commercials across the world including Europe, the Middle East and India for well loved-brands like ‘IBM’, ‘Vodophone’ and ‘L’Oreal’.More…
With academy training Fagun shared her talents in numerous productions playing wonderful lead roles like Phoebe in ‘As You Like It’, Hermia in ‘A Mid Summer Nights Dream’ and Juliet in ‘Romeo and Juliet’.
It was long before Hollywood called her name, with starring roles in the upcoming features ‘Blood and Curry’ and ‘Bhopal’ – A prayer for Rain’ alongside Micha Barton and Martin Sheen.
Siobhan Flynn
Fear Dot Com, The Island, The Girl, Jack of Hearts, Charmed, Dirty Work, Belonging…
Siobhan Flynn’s credits include roles for studios including Warner Brothers, Paramount, HBO, Universal and the BBC.
Siobhan began acting as a child growing up in a small town in Wales. At the age of 17, Siobhan was selected by and trained for three years at the highly acclaimed acting school, The London Academy of Dramatic Arts (LAMDA). It was here she was awarded the highly acclaimed Lillian Bayliss Award, presented by Sir Ian Mckellan. More…
Upon completing her studies, her career blossomed and spanned every major UK Television channel, appearing in a variety of lead roles. Perhaps most notably in the acclaimed mini series adaptation of Catherine Cooksons ‘The Girl’. Her performances in Jack of Hearts, Belonging, Dirty Work and Hearts of Gold were greeted with great success.
In the US she is most recognized for her role in Michael Bays ‘The Island’, alongside Ewan McGregor and Scarlet Johannson, where she played Lima One Alpha. Her performance garnered impressive reviews and much attention.
Siobhan played the role of Melody on the highly successful Charmed, staring alongside Rose McGowan.
Her first feature performance was for Warner Bros Fear Dot Com, playing the part of Thana Brinkman.
Siobhan’s acting work has taken her all over the world; she speaks five languages fluently, including French, Spanish, Italian and Portuguese.
Siobhan now resides in Los Angles having completed work on Sex and Death 101 with Wynona Ryder. Less…
Danielle Isaie
Sugar Rush, The Crust, The Legend of Dick and Dom, Off The Hook, Casualty, Caught in a Trap…
Danielle Isaie is as beautiful as she is talented. Her career blossomed at a young age after being spotted by a children’s agent at the renowned drama school Anna Schear. Danielle was quickly invited to play Rochelle in the children’s programme “The Crust” on BBC1, Candice in “Sugar Rush”, a popular show on Channel 4, and Tanya in a BBC2’s Drama “IF…Drugs Were Legal”. To support her passion and drive for her career Danielle decided to enhance her talents by training at London’s The Poor School. More…
Right after graduation, Danielle landed a stand out role in the UK’s popular favourite ”The Bill” as the small time drug dealer Jade Morris, and Cherice in the award winning BBC 3 comedy, “Gavin and Stacey”. Danielle’s career quickly flourished with ITV showcasing her first film “Caught in a Trap”, playing the feisty Felicia. Audiences fell in love with Danielle’s performance and her fan base quickly grew. Danielle was snapped up to be a series regular in the popular children’s BBC 1 show “The Legend of Dick and Dom”. Danielle soon moved into the world of commercials staring in a Burger King advert, and shined in a role for the high rating medical drama on BBC1, “Casualty”. Most recently Danielle heated up the screens playing a sexy fashion student in the up-to-date comedy “Off the Hook” for BBC 3.
This stunning, young actress never fails to dazzle the screen and is set to keep the ball rolling for 2010. So watch out for the UK’s hottest new star Danielle Isaie. Less…
Judi Shekoni
Eastenders, Casualty, Fat Friends, Kings & Queens, Brothers and Sisters, Navy NCIS, Damages…
British born Judi Shekoni is an exotic mix of African, Spanish and British descent. Judi’s success arrived in the glamorous role of Precious on the UK’s No1 TV show ‘Eastenders’, and continued as she appeared on every major TV channel in the UK in national staples such as ‘Casualty’, ‘Hollyoaks’ and ‘Fat Friends’. Judi soon had a huge fan base and graced the covers international magazines like Cosmopolitan, Vogue, FHM and Hello Magazine.
Her career takes round the world as both an actress and a model, shooting in Paris for FHM Magazine and working in beautiful countries like Australia, Africa, Paris, Buenos Aries, India, Kuwait, Switzerland and Thailand. More…
Judi’s popularity led her to host her own show interviewing the likes of Arnold Schwarzenegger and Tom Hanks, even sky diving and shark fishing for the amusement of audiences.
We are now blessed to have Judi Stateside where she has guest starred on many successful shows including ‘ABC’s Brothers and Sisters’, CBS’s ‘King of Queens’, CBS’s ‘Navy NCIS’ and FX’s ‘Damages’. On the big screen Judi can be seen opposite Jennifer Love Hewitt and Hugh Laurie. With a huge following Judi has just launched her own products line Extension Evolution. Less…
Janina Anderson
Casualty, Tiger Bay, London’s Burning, Nutz and Boltz, Torchwood, Is Harry on The Boat, Human Traffic…
Janina Anderson is a Welsh/Italian actress, with a huge following in the UK. She began her love affair of the arts at a young age. In Wales she enjoyed many leading roles including: Juliet in ‘Romeo and Juliet’, Cecily in ‘The Importance of Being Earnest’, and as Lily in ‘Under Milkwood’.
Still in her teens Jan landed her first series regular role on the national British television series ‘Tiger Bay’, which lead her to leading rand long running role playing nurse Chloe in the high rating and popular hospital television drama ‘Casualty’. Janina also enjoyed leading roles in ‘London’s Burning’, ‘Nuts and Boltz’, ‘Is Harry on the Boat?’. As well as the Mirimax motion picture ‘Human Traffic’.
You can also see her in films such as ‘Portal’, ‘Halloween Night’ and ‘Three Days Blind’. Recently Jan was seen in a recurring role on BBC America’s ‘Torchwood’, ‘Prison Break’ for Fox, and on the Sci’ Fi Channel in ‘Scaretatics’ with Tracy Morgan.
David Collier
The Hunting of The Snark, Love Soup, Pulling, The Bill, Dogma TV…
David has just completed filming the lead role in ‘The Hunting of the Snark’, an exciting new Hollywood film adaptation of the famed Lewis Carol story, which features narration by British screen legend Sir Christopher Lee.
Before making the move to Los Angeles, David was already a popular face on British television. After starring in the hit Channel 4 comedy ‘Dogma TV’ David went on to enjoy many critically acclaimed performances on high rating British television shows, including the popular BBC comedies ‘Love Soup’ and ‘Pulling’ and the BAFTA award winning police drama ‘The Bill’.
David has also been the face of numerous award winning television commercials for many of the worlds biggest brand names, including Coca-Cola ,Virgin and IBM.
Darren Darnborough
Eastenders, Holby City, The Bill, Pie in The Sky, Gracie, Lost in Cannes, The Car, Nobody The Great…
British actor Darren Darnborough started his career in the UK, performing in numerous prestigious stage productions. The UK is also where his love for the camera began! Darren appeared on hugely popular Television series including the Nations Number 1 TV show BBC’s ‘Eastenders’, the exciting and high rating hospital drama ‘Holby City’, another favorite ITV’s ‘The Bill’ and ‘Pie in The Sky’.
Darren has enjoyed many leading roles in films such as ‘Gracie’, ‘The Car’, ‘Lost in Cannes’ and ‘Nobody the Great’, which was premiered in LA and his home town of London. ‘Nobody the Great’ won the Viewers Voice Award for Best Film at Cinequest 2007, as well as winning several other major awards. You will also have seen Darren in several national commercials such as Nestlé’s Golden Grahams, Dr. Pepper, Burger King, McDonalds, Haagen Dazs and Pizza Hut to name but a few.
Watch out for Darren’s new road trip comedy ‘Andy & Chaz Bugger off to America’.
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