Cast
Sarah Downing (Jane Cahill)Birthday:April 261h
Hometown:Washington, DC
As the only female in a fledgling rock band, Sara Downing brings her sultry talents to the cast of Dead Last. She will be familiar to The WB viewers as Courtney, a waitress and alien-in-hiding, on Roswell this past season, and recently wrapped production on the feature film In God We Trust with Val Kilmer and Christian Slater.
Downing was born in Washington, D.C. and raised in Boise, Idaho. A self-proclaimed "drama queen," she started acting at a young age in Shakespearean theater. However, her career got the boost it needed while modeling in Boise. Having been singled out by an agent, Downing had the opportunity to see the world and after extensive travel, she settled down in Los Angeles to satiate her appetite for acting.
Downing made her feature film debut in Never Been Kissed, where she had the opportunity to throw eggs at a geeky Drew Barrymore. Recent film projects include the horror films The Forsaken starring Brendan Fehr (Roswell), and Wishcraft starring Meat Loaf. She also appeared in the acclaimed independent film Tumbleweeds and stars in the upcoming independent thriller Rats.
In addition to Roswell, Downing's television credits include a recurring role on MTV's Undressed, as well as guest-starring roles on Boy Meets World and Titus.
Although she misses the outdoor life of Idaho, Downing currently resides in Los Angeles. When not working, she enjoys throwing parties, designing clothes and watching movies.
Filmography
In God We Trust (2001) .... Paige
Rats (2001) .... Samantha/Jennifer
Forsaken, The (2001) .... Julie
"Dead Last" (2000) TV Series
"Roswell" (1999) TV Series .... Courtney Banks (2000)
"Undressed" (1999) TV Series .... Terry (Season 2: 2000)
... aka "MTV's Undressed" (1999) (USA: complete title)
Never Been Kissed (1999) .... Billy's Prom Date
Tumbleweeds (1999) .... Rachel Riley
T.V. Guest Appearances
"Titus" (2000) playing "Tiffany" in episode: "Break-Up, The" (episode # 1.4) 4/10/2000
Tyler Labine (Scotty Sallback)
Birthday:April 26th 1978
Hometown:Ontario, Canada
Inside Tyler Labine's six-foot frame lies a laid-back soul and one of today's most promising young actors.
Born in Toronto, Canada, Labine and his family permanently settled in Vancouver when he was 12. He started acting at the age of 9 in professional theater and on local television shows. Both he and his younger brother got their first real break when they landed recurring roles on Canada's most popular television show to date, Road to Avonlea. As an honor roll student, he continued to act throughout high school. After a year of college, he landed a regular role on the syndicated series Breaker High, which was a turning point in his career.
On the big screen, Labine had a major role in the high-tech thriller Antitrust with Ryan Phillippe and Tim Robbins. He will next appear in the upcoming feature film comedy The Guest opposite Tara Reid, Ashton Kutcher, Molly Shannon and Andy Richter. He also appeared in Mr. Rice's Secret as a death-metal punk with a stutter opposite David Bowie; Trixie with Nick Nolte, Emily Watson and Dermot Mulroney; and Get Carter starring Sylvester Stallone.
Labine appeared in the original television movies In a Class of His Own with Lou Diamond Phillips, Take Me Home: The John Denver Story and By Dawn's Early Light, among others. His guest-starring roles include such series as Millennium, The X-Files, Sabrina, the Teenage Witch and Dark Angel.
A "Vancouver guy" at heart, Labine currently lives in Los Angeles to accommodate his acting schedule. Like his on-screen character in Dead Last, he is musically inclined -- an avid drummer who has been playing since the age of 10 and is also a deejay. When not working or playing music, Labine is a diehard snowboarder.
Filmography
AntiTrust (2001) .... Redmond Schmeichel
"Action Man" (2000) TV Series .... Brandon Caine
"Dead Last" (2000) TV Series .... Scott
By Dawn's Early Light (2000) (TV) .... Ox
Get Carter (2000) .... Bud #1
Dark Angel (2000) (TV) .... Messenger #2
Here's to Life! (2000)
Marine Life (2000) .... Ray
Trixie (2000) .... Gang Member #2
Take Me Home: The John Denver Story (2000) (TV)
Mr. Rice's Secret (2000) .... Percy
2gether (2000) (TV) .... Noel Andrew Davies
... aka 2GE+HER (2000) (TV) (USA: poster title)
Tail Lights Fade (1999) .... Grower Brian
In a Class of His Own (1999) (TV) .... Charles 'Charlie' Zaken
H-E Double Hockey Sticks (1999) .... Mark
"Breaker High" (1997) TV Series .... Jimmy Farrell
Robin of Locksley (1996) .... Little John
Sabrina, the Teenage Witch (1996) (TV) .... Mark
T.V. Guest Appearances
"Immortal, The" (2000) playing "Byron" in episode: "Studio D" (episode # 1.7) 11/18/2000
"Dark Angel" (2000) playing "Messenger #2" in episode: "Pilot" (episode # 1.1) 10/3/2000
"First Wave" (1998) playing "Billy" in episode: "Melody" (episode # 1.20) 1/20/1999
"Honey, I Shrunk the Kids: The TV Show" (1997) playing "Elderbob" in episode: "Honey, It's No Fun Being An Illegal Alien" 11/28/1998
"Poltergeist: The Legacy" (1996) playing "Skinhead" in episode: "Shadow Fall" (episode # 2.16) 6/27/1997
"X Files, The" (1993) playing "Stoner" in episode: "Quagmire" (episode # 3.22) 5/3/1996
"X Files, The" (1993) playing "Stoner" in episode: "War Of The Coprophages" (episode # 3.12) 1/5/1996
"Madison" (1993) playing "Bobby Devries" in episode: "Last Pick" (episode # 1.6) 1993
"Road to Avonlea" (1990) playing "Alphie Bugle" in episode: "Moving On" 1993
"Odyssey, The" (1992) playing "Eagle" in episode: "Checkpoint Eagle" (episode # 1.5) 1992
"Street Legal" (1986) playing "Aaron Wineberg" in episode: "Eye of the Beholder" (episode # 5.11) 1991
Kett Turton (Vaughn Parrish)
Birthday:April 4th 1982
Hometown:Portland, OR
Positioned to be the next big talent to come out of Canada, Kett Turton has already made great strides in his film and television career.
Born in Portland, Ore. and raised in Vancouver, Canada, Turton started acting in local theater at the young age of 4. Using the stage to hone his craft, Turton performed in several plays including Neil Simon¹s Lost in Yonkers and Broadway Bound.
Turton quickly became a familiar face on television with guest-starring roles on such series as Millennium, The X-Files and The Net. His additional television credits include the original television movies Secret Cutting, Deadlocked with David Caruso and Charles Dutton, and Our Guys: Outrage at Glen Ridge starring Ally Sheedy and Eric Stoltz.
In film, Turton starred in the independent Canadian film Rollercoaster for which he received a nomination for Canada¹s prestigious Leo Award. His upcoming work includes the independent feature film Gypsy 83 opposite Sara Rue and Ricky 6.
Turton currently divides his time between Vancouver and Los Angeles. When not working, he enjoys writing, playing the guitar and seeing movies.
Filmography
Gypsy 83 (2001) .... Clive
"Dead Last" (2000) TV Series
Ricky 6 (2000) .... Greg
... aka Say You Love Satan (2000) (USA)
Secret Cutting (2000) (TV) .... Craig Crosetto
... aka Painful Secrets (2000) (TV) (Australia)
Deadlocked (2000) (TV) .... Ellis Moseley
"Higher Ground" (2000) TV Series .... David Ruxton
H-E Double Hockey Sticks (1999) .... Skid
Rollercoaster (1999) .... Darrin
Beauty (1998/I) (TV) .... Sean
Filmography
"So Weird" (1999) playing "Pete" in episode: "Vampire" (episode # 2.22) 5/20/2000
"First Wave" (1998) playing "Robbie Harlock" in episode: "Normal,Illinois" (episode # 2.13) 12/15/1999
"Net, The" (1998) playing "Kiss Shirt" in episode: "Chem Lab" (episode # 1.21) 3/20/1999
"Da Vinci's Inquest" (1998) playing "Nate Gillis" in episode: "Gabriel" (episode # 1.8) 11/25/1998
"Dead Man's Gun" (1997) playing "Little Boy Dawkins" in episode: "Photographer, The" (episode # 1.14) 1/17/1998
Wayne Pere (Dennis Budny)
Birthday:November 8
Hometown:Houma, Louisiana
A gifted character actor who disappears into every role he plays, Wayne Péré has already had a fruitful film and television career. He makes his series regular debut as the tightly wound manager in Dead Last.
Born and raised in the rural hamlet of Houma, La., Péré first was bit by the acting bug while attending Louisiana State University in Baton Rouge. It was there that Péré's mentor, the head of the theater department, encouraged him to move to Los Angeles to pursue a professional acting career.
His first big break occurred when he landed a recurring role on The Jackie Mason Show. Guest-starring roles quickly followed, but the critical turning point in his career came in 1994 when starring in the original Beth Henley play Control Freaks with Holly Hunter, Bill Pullman and Carol Kane at The Met in New York.
Péré's film credits include roles in fellow Louisiana native Steven Soderbergh's Traffic, The Limey and Out of Sight, as well as Galaxy Quest, Sound Man and Eye for an Eye.
On television, he has had recurring roles on Northern Exposure, Tracey Takes On... and Walker, Texas Ranger. In addition, with nearly 50 guest-starring roles to his name, he has appeared on Dawson's Creek, ER, Friends, 3rd Rock From the Sun, That '70s Show, Any Day Now and Brimstone, among many others. Péré also appeared in the television movies Running Mates, Pirates of Silicon Valley and Alien Nation.
A true outdoorsman, Péré enjoys backpacking, camping, snowboarding and water-skiing. Since portraying a mentally disabled character on Any Day Now, he also spends his free time working with disabled children.
Filmography
Graced (2001) .... Nicholas
"Dead Last" (2000) TV Series
Running Mates (2000) (TV) .... Larry
Galaxy Quest (1999) .... Lathe
Pirates of Silicon Valley (1999) (TV) .... Captain Crunch
Limey, The (1999) .... Pool Hall Creep
Soundman (1999) .... Igby Walters
Out of Sight (1998) .... Executive Guy/Philip
Dark Angel (1996) (TV)
Eye for an Eye (1996) .... Gene Forest (the French Teacher)
American Summer, An (1991) .... Rockman
Beastmaster 2: Through the Portal of Time (1991) .... Punker #2
Flash, The (1990) (TV) .... Rick
T.V. Guest Appearances
"Dawson's Creek" (1998) in episode: "Escape from Witch Island" (episode # 3.7) 11/17/2000
"Brimstone" (1998) playing "Lee Varner" in episode: "Ashes" (episode # 1.8) 12/18/1998
"V.I.P." (1998) playing "Arnie Feign" in episode: "What To Do With Valerie Irons When You're Dead" (episode # 1.2) 10/3/1998
"That '70s Show" (1998) playing "Randy" in episode: "Pilot" (episode # 1.0) 8/23/1998
"Star Trek: Voyager" (1995) playing "Guill" in episode: "Random Thoughts" (episode # 4.10) 11/19/1997
"Walker, Texas Ranger" (1993) playing "Cuadroza" in episode: "Last of a Breed: Part 2" (episode # 6.7) 11/8/1997
"Walker, Texas Ranger" (1993) playing "Cuadroza" in episode: "Last of a Breed: Part 1" (episode # 6.6) 11/1/1997
"Total Security" (1997) playing "Stanley Cahill" in episode: "Citizen Canine" (episode # 1.5) 10/25/1997
"Walker, Texas Ranger" (1993) playing "Victor LaRue" in episode: "Trial of LaRue" (episode # 5.20) 3/8/1997
"Spy Game" (1997) in episode: "Necessity is the Mother of Infection" (episode # 1.13)
"Burning Zone, The" (1996) in episode: "Lethal Injection" 10/15/1996
"Walker, Texas Ranger" (1993) playing "Victor LaRue" in episode: "Return of LaRue, The" (episode # 4.15) 2/3/1996
"Murder, She Wrote" (1984) playing "Jimmy Neiman" in episode: "Nailed" (episode # 12.1) 9/21/1995
"Northern Exposure" (1990) playing "Bob Peckering"(as Wayne Pèrè) in episode: "Balls" (episode # 6.19) 6/4/1995
"ER" (1994) playing "Eric Favre" in episode: "Sleepless in Chicago" (episode # 1.17) 2/23/1995
"Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman" (1993) playing "Rolf" in episode: "Top Copy" (episode # 2.14) 2/19/1995
"Walker, Texas Ranger" (1993) playing "Victor LaRue" in episode: "Cowboy" (episode # 3.14) 2/4/1995
"Friends" (1994) playing "Max"(as Wayne Péré) in episode: "One with the Monkey, The" (episode # 1.9) 12/15/1994
"Northern Exposure" (1990) playing "Prof. Bob Peckering" in episode: "Lovers And Madmen" (episode # 5.24) 5/23/1994
"Northern Exposure" (1990) playing "Prof. Bob Peckering"(as Wayne Péré) in episode: "Lovers And Madmen" (episode # 5.24) 5/23/1994
"Moon Over Miami" (1993) playing "Eduardo Cortez" in episode: "Quiero Vivir" (episode # 1.8) 11/17/1993
Crew
Directed by
Randall Miller
D.V. DeVincentis (creator)
Daniel C. Mitchell (writer) (episode 1.10 "Problem with Corruption, The")
Patrick O'Neill (I) (creator)
Steve Pink (creator)
D.V. DeVincentis (executive producer)
Patrick O'Neill (I) (executive producer)
Steve Pink (executive producer)
Casting by
Trish Robinson
Production Design by
Sheila Haley (pilot)
Yvonne Weber .... key make-up artist: pilot episode
Glenn Dreher .... second assistant director
John 'Skip' Weaver .... assistant property master
R. Steven Evans .... boom operator
Robert Jackson (II) .... dialogue editor
Kevin Maloney .... utility sound
Mack Melson .... sound mixer
Kosta Saric .... visual effects editor
Cal Johnson .... stunts
Dick Ziker .... stunt co-ordinator
Ally Hawkins .... production assistant
Vicky Herman .... production executive: pilot episode (uncredited)
John-David Hutchison .... gaffer
Lee Jenkinson .... first assistant accountant
Rexanne Johannes .... assistant production coordinator
Clarke Jorgensen .... production assistant
Patrick Rousseau (II) .... camera operator
Colin Sabala .... production assistant
Rick Vizzi .... production coordinator
(Crew information from IMDb.com)
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