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Dan Fogler

( Fantastic Beasts, House of the Dragon, Fanboys, The Walking Dead )

Dan Fogler

Dan Fogler has spent more than two decades building a career as diverse as it is difficult to define, becoming one of the most recognizable faces in contemporary popular culture. Most recently, he stars in the hit HBO series House of the Dragon as Ser Torrhen Manderly in Season 3.

For millions of fans, he will always be Jacob Kowalski, the lovable baker who captured audiences’ hearts in the Fantastic Beasts film series. His performance made him one of the franchise’s most beloved characters and an essential part of its story.

Fans of The Walking Dead also know him as Luke, a character who quickly became a fan favorite. Throughout his career, Fogler has also appeared in films such as Fanboys, Balls of Fury, and Good Luck Chuck, showcasing his remarkable versatility across comedy and a wide range of other genres.

His career also includes an impressive body of voice acting work. He has lent his voice to animated features including Kung Fu Panda, Horton Hears a Who!, and Mars Needs Moms, bringing memorable characters to life for audiences around the world.

Beyond acting, Fogler has developed a successful career as a writer and graphic novel creator, expanding his creative work across multiple areas of entertainment and storytelling.

On stage, he received one of the industry’s highest honors when he won the Tony Award for Best Featured Actor in a Musical for his performance in The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee, cementing a career that spans film, television, voice acting, comics, and theatre.

Also recently, he portrayed legendary filmmaker Francis Ford Coppola in the acclaimed series The Offer, adding yet another memorable role to a career defined by unforgettable characters and a remarkable connection with audiences.

Ross Marquand

( The Walking Dead, X-Men 97, Avengers : Infinity War, Invincible )

Ross Marquand

Colorado native Ross Marquand received his BFA in Theatre from the University of Colorado at Boulder. Shortly thereafter, he moved to Los Angeles and quickly garnered attention in several film and television projects. Before Marquand’s breakout role on The Walking Dead, he portrayed screen legend Paul Newman on AMC’s Mad Men. In Avengers: Infinity War (2018) and its sequel Endgame (2019), he took over the role of Red Skull (previously Hugo Weaving) as a Stonekeeper, a wraith advising those who sought the Soul Stone.

Marquand is an accomplished voice actor, having lent his unique vocal talents to countless productions such as Phineas & Ferb, Conan, and Robot Chicken. He has also voiced several characters in Invincible (Immortal, Rudy Connors / Robot), in Marvel’s What If…? (Red Skull, Infinity Ultron, Sub-Ultron Sentries, W.E.R.N.E.R., etc.), and X-Men ’97 (Professor X, Doctor Doom, Apocalypse).

He is especially renowned for impersonating a plethora of celebrities including Harrison Ford, Brad Pitt, Matthew McConaughey and over 50 others. This expertise led to a starring and producing role on Pop TV’s Impress Me, helmed by Ben Shelton and Rainn Wilson.

Kolton Stewart

( Heated Rivalry, My Life With the Walter Boys, Some Assembly Required )

Kolton Stewart

Kolton Stewart is a Canadian actor and musician whose career spans television, film and stage, marked by performances that blend emotional nuance with charismatic screen presence. Known to audiences worldwide for his roles in My Life with the Walter Boys, Locke & Key and Disney’s Disenchanted, Stewart has steadily built a reputation as a dynamic young talent capable of navigating comedy, drama and fantasy with equal ease.

Raised in Ontario, Stewart began performing at a young age, emerging first as a gifted musician before transitioning into acting. His early work on television, namely his role as Jarvis in Some Assembly Required, quickly demonstrated his range, soon earning attention for roles that highlighted his sharp comedic timing and grounded emotional approach.

Having previously appeared in Locke & Key, bringing depth to the atmospheric fantasy series, he also joined the star-studded cast of Disenchanted, contributing to Disney’s musical sequel with his background as a trained vocalist and performer. Stewart has also lent his voice to the popular animated children’s show Unicorn Academy, and it’s sequel show Unicorn Academy: Secrets Revealed.

Stewart reached a new level of visibility with his performance as Dylan Newsome in the hit Netflix series My Life with the Walter Boys, where his warmth, sincerity and on-screen chemistry helped anchor the ensemble drama. Most recently he can be seen in Mistletoe Murders, Sidelined 2: Intercepted, and playing hockey player Carter Vaughn on Crave smash-hit Heated Rivalry.

Tait Fletcher

( The Mandalorian, Gen V, Free Guy, Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle )

Tait Fletcher

Tait Fletcher is an American MMA fighter, stuntman, and actor. He was born and raised in Michigan, and it was here that his work ethic and diligence afforded him a scholarship at St. Johns College, a classical literature studies program, in Santa Fe. While looking for a distraction from a study schedule, Tait found what was to become the finest MMA gym in the world, Jackson-Winklejohn MMA.

Nearing the end of his interest in MMA, Tait decided to pursue another life-long dream of being a stunt man. As he strode successfully down that road, many directors and stunt coordinators had different ideas for Tait and saw within him a natural ability on screen. He worked in such hits as PAUL, THOR, and RED DAWN, to being featured with acting roles in Schwarzenegger’s LAST STAND and as the villain hunting Denzel Washington and Mark Wahlberg in 2GUNS. Later, Tait appeared in THE EQUALIZER, JOHN WICK, SICARIO, JUMANJI: WELCOME TO JUNGLE, JURASSIC WORLD, BREAKING BAD, WESTWORLD etc.

Tait Fletcher is currently the best known for portraying one of the most notable Mandalorians namely Paz Vizsla in Star Wars franchise THE MANDALORIAN. In THE BOOK OF BOBA FETT, he fought for the Darksaber against The Mandalorian, before they became best friends and comrades-in-arms in a later season.

More recently, Tait was featured on the hit series GEN V as the towering antagonist Vikor.

Omid Abtahi

( The Mandalorian, The Boys, Fear the Walking Dead, American Gods )

Omid Abtahi

Omid Abtahi is best known for playing Dr. Penn Pershing in The Mandalorian and Salim in American Gods.

Omid has also appeared in fan-favourite franchises such as The Boys, The Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 2, and Fear the Walking Dead. In gaming, Omid has voiced multiple roles in Diablo IV, Call of Duty: Modern Warfare and, World of Warcraft: Shadowlands.

Omid has also appeared as a superhero, playing Carter Hall (Hawkman) in DC’s animated film Justice Society: World War II. As a character, Hawkman has appeared across DC Comics for many years but this role was Omid’s first time playing a superhero.

Solomon Brende

( Spider Noir, Borderlands, The Mandalorian )

Solomon Brende

As an expert in parkour and physical stunts, Solomon performed in the new hit series SPIDER NOIR as the primary suit actor of The Spider himself, as well as the stunt actor for Nicolas Cage. He worked all three season’s of The Mandalorian as a number of roles, including the Incinerator Stormtrooper, Rocco, a Mandalorian, and others. He did stunts in Obi-Wan Kenobi, was the stunt double for Cassidy in the wildly popular Preacher, and was the stunt double of Gabriel in the horror hit Malignant.

Dylan Playfair

( Letterkenny, Some Assembly Required, Descendants 2&3, Mighty Ducks: Game Changers )

Dylan Playfair

Dylan Playfair is a Canadian actor known for a variety of film and television roles including Reilly in Letterkenny, Gil in Descendants 2 and Descendants 3, and Coach T in The Mighty Ducks: Game Changers.

Actively involved with Jr. A Hockey during his younger years, Playfair had initially planned to pursue it professionally, considering his influences were drawn from his father, Jim Playfair and his uncle, Larry Playfair (both former NHL players). Despite their mentorship Playfair decided to leave hockey to pursue a career in film and television. He credits that decision to Taylor Kitsch after watching him in Friday Night Lights.

Graduating from the Vancouver Acting School, Playfair’s growing body of work is complimented by his abilities in method acting. His first credited role was back in 2012 portraying the role of Trevor Thompson in the found footage horror film Grave Encounters 2. Following a series of smaller parts Playfair scored the recurring role of Knox in Netflix’s teen comedy series Some Assembly Required. Appearing in 56 episodes of the series Playfair received recognition for the portrayal, soon securing long running roles of Kyle in science fiction series Travelers and Owen in Netflix’s comedy series, Haters Back Off!

Though a growing portfolio has thrust the young actor in the limelight, most would recognise Playfair for his role in the TV movie, Descendants 2. The American fantasy musical focuses on the children on iconic Disney characters, with Playfair in the role of Gil, the son of Gaston. In addition to the film, Playfair is also acknowledged for his role in the Canadian sitcom, Letterkenny, a series that grew from Letterkenny Problems, a short-format web series created for YouTube in 2013 (which also starred Playfair). The series received high praise, winning Best Comedy Series at the 5^th Canadian Screen Awards in 2017.

Playfair also appeared as Clayton “Clay” Turner in Netflix’s The Order and reprised his role as Gil in Descendants 3. Most recently, he appeared as Coach T in the Disney+ series, The Mighty Ducks: Game Changers.

Most recently, Dylan can be heard hosting his new podcast, BROMANCE

Michelle Mylett

( Letterkenny, Antisocial, Antisocial 2,
The Drownsman )

Michelle Mylett

Michelle Mylett is a Canadian actress known for a variety of roles across film and television, best recognised for the portrayal of Katy in Letterkenny.

With her first role dating back to 2013 in Antisocial, Mylett has since racked up an impressive portfolio with credits including El Camino Christmas, Bad Blood and Ascension. Mylett has also appeared in several shows with popular fandoms, including roles in The Strain and Lost Girl.

Mylett found her first main cast comedy role as Jamie in Four in the Morning. Her strong performance in that show then led to her role as the popular female lead in the Canadian smash hit comedy Letterkenny, where she portrays Katy. An integral member of the show, Katy is the focal point of the community. She unites every group and faction when the time calls for it, and frequently resolves town issues.

Andrew Herr

( Letterkenny, Mr Hockey : The Gordie Howe Story, Goon: Last of the Enforcers )

Andrew Herr

Andrew Herr is a Canadian actor known for a variety of roles across film and television, best recognised by fans as Jonesy in Letterkenny.

Whilst seeking a way to pursue his passion for acting, Herr moved to Vancouver to attend the University of British Columbia (UBC) where fate would introduce him to his roommate and future co-star, Dylan Playfair. The two were cast in Mr. Hockey: The Gordie Howe Story and lent their hockey skills to a series of web skits called Letterkenny Problems, a series that would soon be picked up and transformed into the hit show, Letterkenny.

Alongside Playfair’s Reilly, Herr’s character of Jonesy is a key member of the Letterkenny community. The duo bring their enthusiastic sports-based comedy to the smash hit comedy, adding an extra element to the show.

Herr’s other credits include Zapped and Goon: Last of the Enforcers.

Vincent Martella

( Phineas & Ferb, Everybody Hates Chris, Final Fantasy XIII )

Vincent Martella

Vincent Martella has worked as Phineas in Disney’s smash hit television show Phineas & Ferb for the last 10 years as well as numerous other prominent voice roles such as Hope in
Final Fantasy XIII and as the original voice of Jason Todd in Batman: Under The Red Hood and Batman: A Death in the Family on HBO Max. In addition to originating some of your favorite cartoon characters, he is also a prolific screen actor with credits such as Greg on Everybody Hates Chris, where he was a Series Regular for 4 seasons, Patrick on The Walking Dead, and Scoop on Ned’s Declassified School Survival Guide. He’s guest starred on
shows such as The Mentalist and in the film Role Models and has since been working on a variety of indie films. He also stars as Bradley on Milo Murphy’s Law, a Disney XD show pioneered by the same creators as Phineas & Ferb. Vincent is currently filming new episodes of Phineas and Ferb that will premiere in the near future.

David Errigo Jr.

( Phineas & Ferb, Ranma 1/2, X-Men 97, Tiny Toons Looniversity )

David Errigo Jr.

David Errigo Jr. counts himself lucky to be doing exactly what he wants to be doing. An actor known as a go-to lead and utility character performer in animated and interactive projects, David has gathered roles in projects like Phineas and Ferb (Ferb), X-Men ’97 (Mojo, Leech, Gladiator, Banshee, Royal Messenger), Tiny Toons Looniversity (Hamton J. Pig, Plucky Duck, Arnold the Pit Bull, Chillest Cat, John Lee Dove, Gustav Von Aardvarkberg, Tommy Shark, Nerdy Whale), Disney Dreamlight Valley/Disney Speedstorm (Oswald the Lucky Rabbit) , My Adventures with Superman (Mr. Mxyzptlk), The Witcher, Nightmare of the Wolf (Young Vesemir), DOTA II Dragon’s Blood (Madox, Seneschal Eker), Justice League x RWBY: Super Heroes & Huntsmen, Part One (The Flash/Barry Allen and Rolf), Detective Pikachu (Cubone), Epic Seven (Vildred), Call of Duty Mobile (Darkwave), Shin Megami Tensei V (Gustave), Contra: Operation Galuga (Henriksen, Brownie), and Starfield (Simon Ryczek, Tony Cowl, Wynn, Announcer).

Olivia Olson

( Phineas & Ferb, Adventure Time, Powerpuff Girls, Love Actually )

Olivia Olson

Olivia Rose Olson is an actress and singer-songwriter, mostly known for her voice roles as Vanessa Doofenshmirtz in Phineas and Ferb and Marceline the Vampire Queen in Adventure Time. She also played the character of Joanna in the 2003 film Love Actually and its 2017 short sequel Red Nose Day Actually.