During his years on "Beverly Hills 90210," Perry appeared in several independent films and major studio productions. These included Columbia's "Fifth Element," "RIOT" for SHOWTIME, "Normal Life" and "American Strays." He also co-starred with Chris Penn, Michael Madsen and Mary Stuart Masterson in "The Florentine."

MALCOLM-JAMAL WARNER - "Kurdy"
After appearing as a regular on the highly successful sitcom "The Cosby Show," Malcom-Jamal Warner has broken away from the stereotype often associated with former child stars. He has not only achieved continued success in his acting career, but has also received accolades in several new creative ventures including playing bass for his band Miles Long, his Performance Poetry gigs and civic-minded advocacy appearances.

Warner starred on stage in the original play "Cryin' Shame," in "Freefall" at the Victory Garden Theatre in Chicago; in the off-Broadway play "Three Ways Home," at the Astor Place Theatre and in "A Midsummer Night's Dream" at the La Jolla Playhouse.

SEAN ASTIN
Sean Astin is one of Hollywood's most respected young actors with a distinctive list of projects and credits.

Astin is currently starring in the critical and box office success "The Lord of the Rings: Two Towers" and will be even more prominent in the final movie of the trilogy coming out in December 2003. Sean portrays the Hobbitt "Sam Gamgee," a member of the fellowship of creatures attempting to destroy a ring with evil powers. Astin starred in the first of the trilogy New Line's mega-box office smash "The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring" opposite Elijah Wood, Ian McKellen, Liv Tyler and Cate Blanchett. The movie won an AFI Award for Best Film and was nominated for a Golden Globe for Best Motion Picture Drama and an Academy Award nomination for "Best Picture." He has also directed a short film called "The Long and Short of It" which is being featured at the Sundance Film Festival this year. This short was shot on the set of "Lord of the Rings" and features cast and crew from the film. In addition to this short film, Astin has also directed an episode of the television hit "Angel" and is about to direct an episode of "Jeremiah." He is currently developing a film inspired by Cornell Woolrich's short story "3 O'Clock."

He received an Academy Award nomination for his short film "Kangaroo Court," which he co-produced with his wife Christine, and directed an episode for the HBO anthology "Perversions of Science."

PETER STEBBINGS - "Markus Alexander"
Peter Stebbings has appeared in such television series as SHOWTIME's "THE OUTER LIMITS," "On Hostile Ground," "No Alibi," "Traders," "Drive, She Said," "Kung Fu," "Madison" and "The X-Files." He was nominated twice for a Gemini Award for Best Actor in a Continuing Leading Dramatic Role.

ALEX ZAHARA - "Ezekial"

Alex Zahara's television credits include "Babylon 5: Legend of the Rangers," SHOWTIME's "STARGATE SG1," "The Stick Up," "Dark Angel," "Andromeda," "The Immortal" and "So Weird." His movies-of-the-week include "Cage The Dog" and "Quarantine." He also acted in the feature films "The 13th Warrior," and "K-10 The Final Solution."

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