The Cast
Al
Pacino
Brooding and intense, Al Pacino has remained one of Hollywood's premier
actors throughout his lengthy career, a popular and critical favorite
whose list of credits includes many of the finest films of his era. Pacino
was born April 25, 1940, in East Harlem, NY. Raised in the Bronx, he attended
the legendary High School for Performing Arts, but dropped out at the
age of 17. He spent the next several years drifting from job to job, continuing
to study acting and occasionally appearing in off-off-Broadway productions.
Colin
Farrell
Possibly Ireland's hottest cinematic export since Liam Neeson got his
kilt off in Rob Roy, Colin Farrell enjoyed a generous helping of trans-Atlantic
buzz for his work in Joel Schumacher's 2000 military drama Tigerland.
Previously known in his native Ireland for supporting parts in film and
television productions, Farrell earned both industry recognition and international
heartthrob status for his portrayal of a young drifter recruited to fight
in the Vietnam War, winning over critics and audiences with talent, charisma,
and his fearless assumption of a Texan accent.
Farrell would continue to set his status as a talented Tinseltown newcomer
in The Recruit before shedding his mane as the villainous Bullseye in
the /comic book superhero film Daredevil.
Bridget
Moynahan
Setting the silver screen ablaze with her memorable moves in Coyote Ugly
and getting small-screen laughs with her role as Mr. Big's fiancée
(aka "the stick with no soul") in HBO's massively popular Sex
and the City, former child athlete turned Glamour cover-girl Bridget Moynahan
forged a successful transition from catwalk to screen in the early years
of the new millennium. Born in Binghamton, NY, and raised in Longmeadow,
MA, the soccer-playing youngster soon favored preserving her looks as
she began gracing the pages of some of the most-respected fashion magazines
in the industry. It wasn't long before she began to seek more of her career,
and after making an impression on Sex and the City, Moynahan appeared
in small roles in such features as In the Weeds and Trifling With Fate
(both 2000). Dancing to Prince songs was as just about as demanding as
her audition for Coyote Ugly got, and the energetic actress was soon kicking
her heels on the bar-top in the free-spirited film. Later appearing in
such films as Whipped (2000), Serendipity (2001), and The Sum of All Fears
(2002), Moynahan took a choice roll opposite Al Pacino and Colin Farrell
in the espionage thriller The Farm in 2002.
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