I can't understand why Sam Page has used more aliases (Samuel B. Elliott, Sam Page, and Nathan Watkins)than David DeCoteau (Julian Breen, Ellen Cabot, Richard Chasen, Eric Mancini, Jack Reed, Victoria Sloan, Martin Tate, and Joseph Tennent). Now...
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I can't understand why Sam Page has used more aliases (Samuel B. Elliott, Sam Page, and Nathan Watkins)than David DeCoteau (Julian Breen, Ellen Cabot, Richard Chasen, Eric Mancini, Jack Reed, Victoria Sloan, Martin Tate, and Joseph Tennent). Now he has left the tlevision program "Shark." His magnetic looks and skillful performances are standouts in any production he is in. I feel fortunate at having seen most of his films. Perhaps his most sexually seething performance to date is in DeCoteau's "The Brotherhood" the film became the first in a series of four Brotherhood productions. However Page only plays in the first one.

Casting directors have recognized his HOT looks and engaging personality since his role in MTV's risque "Undressed" He is a graduate of Princeton University with a BA in ecology and evolutionary biology! Hopefully he will develop into a major A List actor as time unfolds.

I think the role of Dr. Spencer Reid is an excellent example for the importance of intelligence in professional actions. Matthew Gray Gubler plays the role to perfection. Even though the show comes on late for most younger viewers perhaps he...
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I think the role of Dr. Spencer Reid is an excellent example for the importance of intelligence in professional actions. Matthew Gray Gubler plays the role to perfection. Even though the show comes on late for most younger viewers perhaps he might have an impact on those viewers in their mid teens and up.

CBS is really living up to the responsibility of promoting positive role models for young people and the general public to view. Matthew Gray Gubler, Eric Szmanda (CSI: Last Vegas) and Jonathan Togo (CSI:Miami) are three supporting players that make major contribution to each show. I mention those three actors as a means for planting a seed in some studio executive's mind for the future. The three of them would make a dynamite series, don't you think?

An examination of Kerr Smith's cinematic accomplishments shows a very hard working young man. I am amazed that he got his start on "As the World Turns". Kerr probably gets a big laugh anytime anyone pegs him as the gay character on "Dawson's...
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An examination of Kerr Smith's cinematic accomplishments shows a very hard working young man. I am amazed that he got his start on "As the World Turns". Kerr probably gets a big laugh anytime anyone pegs him as the gay character on "Dawson's Creek." Considering that Kerr has been in "Hit and Runway" about fashion; "The Broken Hearts Club" as a gay baseball player; the vampire Film, "The Forsaken" with Brendan Fehr, Johnathon Schaech, and Simon Rex; and the TV Movie "Silver Lake" a notorious suburb of Los Angeles with a significant gay population, the irony is Kerr is quite heterosexual, happily married to actress Harmoni Everette.

You may have first been exposed to Bryce on the television series "Popular" as Josh Ford; but I think his performance as the older declining pop star brother, Harry, to a younger ascending pop star Max, in 2004's film "Harry + Max" is excellent....
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You may have first been exposed to Bryce on the television series "Popular" as Josh Ford; but I think his performance as the older declining pop star brother, Harry, to a younger ascending pop star Max, in 2004's film "Harry + Max" is excellent. While some may make comparisons to Nick and Aaron Carter, I hope that isn't true. However, the mere possibility that The Carter Brothers may have a relationship as controversial as the one between Harry + Max probably had some tongues wagging, or at least fed a few fantasies.

I'm looking forward to seeing him as Tazwell in the film, "Freshman Orientation" to be in limited release September, 2006. He will also be seen in the Bob Goldthwait directed film, "Stay" It was seen this year at Sundance and will also have a limited release in September, 2006.