S.L.C. Punk starring Sawa, Annabeth Gish and Matthew Lillard, screened at 1999's Sundance Film Festival to enthusiastic audiences. Around the Fire, a modern day prodigal son story, premiered at the 1999 Cannes Film Festival.

Sawa was most recently starring opposite Bill Pullman in the suspense thriller The Guilty. His earlier credits include: Little Giants with Ed O'Neil; Now and Then with Christina Ricci; and The Boy's Club opposite Chris Penn. Sawa gained much attention in the title role of Casper as the friendly ghost's human persona -- once again opposite Christina Ricci.

Ali Larter (Clear) made her feature film debut with a starring role as "Darcy Sear," the overly ambitious cheerleader who would do anything to get out of her sleepy Texas hometown in the blockbuster hit VARSITY BLUES.

Larter's additional film credits include The House on Haunted Hill, a re-make of the original Vincent Price horror classic, with Geoffrey Rush and Taye Diggs, Drive Me Crazy with Adrien Grenier and the independent feature Cassanova Falling.

Kerr Smith (Carter) joined the cast of the hit television series "Dawson's Creek" in September, '98. He is currently shooting the third season of "Dawson's Creek" on location in North Carolina. His feature credits include Kiss and Tell, and improvisational comedy; and Hit and Runaway, an independent feature film that won Best Screenplay at the L.A. Independent Film Festival last year. Smith is also remember for his portrayal of Ryder Hughes on the CBS daytime drama "As the World Turns."

Tony Todd (Bludworth 0 'The Undertaker') is an old hand at scaring people having played the title role in the original feature film and both sequels of Candyman. Todd's other feature film credits include: The Rock, The Crow, Criminal Justice, Bird, Platoon and Night of the Living Dead. For television Todd has played recurring roles on "Star Trek - Deep Space Nine" and "Star Trek-The Next Generation" as well as "Homicide" and "Them." He has appeared on the series: "Babylon 5," "Law & Order," "New York Undercover," and NYPD Blue."

Kristen Cloke (Valerie Lewton) is an Emmy-nominated actress who has starring roles on the television series "Space: Above and Beyond" and "Millennium." Cloke was featured in The 13th Warrior starring Antonio Banderas and can currently be seen as a recurring character on the television series "The Others."

Seann William Scott (Billy) co-starred in the hit film American Pie and will Next be seen starring with Breckin Meyer and Amy Smart in the cross-country comedy Road Trip, produced by Ivan Reitman. On television, Scott appeared in such shows as "Sweet Valley High" and "Something So Right." He also starred in the Aerosmith video " A Hole in My Soul."

Chad E. Donella (Tod) was part of the ensemble cast of Disturbing Behavior with James Marsden, Katie Holmes and Nick Stahl. He has appeared in guest-starring roles on the critically acclaimed television series "The Practice", "E.R.", and "The X Files."

Amanda Detmer (Terry) was most recently seen in the independent feature film Lucky 13, co-starring Harland Williams and Brad Hunt. She was also featured in the dark comedy, Drop Dead Gorgeous. Detmer can Next be seen co-starring with Freddy Prinze Jr. in the upcoming romantic-comedy Boys and Girls and in the fall NBC series "MYOB."

Daniel Roebuck (FBI Agent Weine) is best known for his portrayal of the young loner 'Samson', who kills her girlfriend in the acclaimed feature River's Edge. Roebuck's other feature credits include: Driven, Together Alone, House Arrest, U.S. Marshals, Only You, Project X, and Disorganized Crime. Roebuck played 'Jay Leno' in the critically acclaimed HBO movie "The Late Shift." He also played a recurring role on the series "Nash Bridges," and was a series regular on "Matlock."

Roger Guenver Smith (FBI Agent Schreck) is a veteran of seven Spike Lee films including: Summer of Sam, He Got Game, Get on the Bus, Malcolm X, Do the Right Thing and School Daze. Smith's other feature credits include Eve's Bayou, Tales From the Hood, Poetic Justice and King of New York. Smith's television credits include "Oz" and "A Different World."