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SAGUAR
as (Rabbi Don Carlos White Wolf) is a favorite of Director Joel Schumacher.
Luis has appeared in both 8mm and Flawless, as well as the popular TV
Series Nash Bridges. Usually the villain, in Echos of Enlightenment,
Luis shows us peaceful wisdom as the all-knowing spirit guide Rabbi
Don Carlos White Wolf. JO
MARIE PAYTON
as (Paul’s Wife) has been welcomed into the homes of millions
of Americans on a weekly basis as series regular on such successful
TV Shows as Family Matters, Perfect Strangers, The Jamie Fox Show, Moesha,
and Will & Grace. Jo Marie gives us a peek at her serious side in
Echos of Enlightenment as the concerned wife of a man, Paul, who has
just had a life altering experience. STEPHEN
FURST
as (Man who is losing his house) has been an actor for over 20 years.
He starred in the People’s Choice Award “Favorite Movie
of the Year” Animal House as the naive Freshman Flounder. He also
starred in The Dream Team with Michael Keaton. In television Stephen
starred in the Emmy Winning series St. Elsewhere as Dr. Elliott Axelrod
and co-starred with Jason Robards and John Lithgow in the award wining
mini-series The Day After. More recently Stephen has starred in the
internationally famous sci-fi series Babylon 5 and has now made the
leap to directing as well. WILLIAM
RICHERT
as (Dave who wrote “Independence Day”) is probably best
known as the director of such remarkable films as Winter Kills, from
the novel by Richard Condon starring John Huston, Jeff Bridges, Toshiro
Mifune, and Elizabeth Taylor; and, A Night in the Life of Jimmy Reardon
starring River Phoenix and Matthew Perry. On the other side of the camera
his work includes starring roles in My Own Private Idaho, The Client,
ATF, and The Marshal. DENNIS
HAYDEN
as (Frank Savage) born and raised on a hog farm in Kansas, Dennis has
the biggest feet in Hollywood! Among his many many credits are major
motion pictures such as Die Hard, Wild Bill, and Man In The Iron Mask.
Frank Savage is one of Daniel Gesar’s slimier clients who tries
to weasel out of paying his bill. GORDON
JENNISON NOICE
as (Joe) has worked on stage, screen, and tv for over twenty years.
His work includes Virtuosity with Denzel Washington, Phoenix with Ray
Liotta and Anjelica Huston. On television he has guest starred on such
shows a NYPD Blue, Party of Five, Sliders, and LA Heat. Gordon also
played the role of Frank “Blackjack” Ketchum in the NBC
Movie of the Week Bonanza Under Attack. CHRISTINE
HARTE
as (Mary Gesar) a regular on the popular Soaps General Hospital and
Port Charles, and more recently as a guest star on The Invisible Man,
hails from Gaithersburg, Maryland, near our nation's capital. After
some off-off Broadway work accompanied by studies at The Lee Strasberg
Institute, she arrived in Los Angeles and joined the American Repertory
Company where she has performed in numerous plays. Some of those credits
include; in New York: Two Centuries, Scuba Duba, and Will Success Spoil
Rock Hunter? at the Actromatic Repertory Studio; In Los Angeles: Specter
at the American Repertory Theater; Grunzuncle at the Metropole Theatre,
and The Vegetarian Carves The Bird, her first producing /writing/actor
effort at the Tamarind Theatre. Christine has also appeared in the films
Flipping with Keith David and Caged II. TOM
SEILER
as (Mary’s Father) has appeared in more than 130 stage productions,
plaing leads in The Man Who Camre to Dinner, Rumors, Dracula, Dam Yankees,
Mr. Roberts and many others. He has done 12 films, including Wild,Wild
West; Man in the Iron Mask, Stage Ghost and Title to Murder, as well
as Echos of Enlightment. He has also produced 6 films including Developing
Sheldon, Title to Murder, The Barrington Oak and Love Dosen't Come Easy,
which won the Premier Film Maker Award at the Atlantic City Film Festival.
He wrote and Executive Produced Stage Ghost. GIOVANNA
BROKAW
as (Jigonsashe) is a bright star on the horizon. Having starred in the
pilots for the TV shows C.R.A.S.H. and Living Together, she plays a
native American woman who refuses to come to grips with the death of
her baby and accuses Daniel of murder. |
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