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compiled by Jill Adams The following (listed in order of introduction on the show) Audrey Anderson as Carla Season 2: #1 WULS, #3 ICSU, #7 LP, #8 LOOB, #9 SR, #10 LLL, #11 TLU, #13 EW, #14 TOEotT, #21-MO The newest regular to join "Once and Again" is Audrey Anderson who plays recently rehabbed but nonetheless teenage bad influence, Carla. While Carla has become friends with Grace, her real conquest appears to be Eli Sammler. Eli and Carla become boyfriend and girlfriend but after an incident at the Manning house, Carla takes off for Seattle. Audrey is a relative newcomer to acting though she is a seasoned teen model. She has an indie movie, "Larceny" that will be out sometime in 2001. For more information about her professional background, please visit: IMDb
Season 2: #2-BL, #10-LLL, #22-TSTA Mark Valley was introduced in "Booklovers" as Judy's handyman, Will Gluck at the bookstore. Later in "Love's Laborer's Lost", Judy sleeps with Will but ultimately rejects him. He returns in TSTA to help set up Rick and Lily's wedding and surprisingly officiates the wedding. Before Mark was an actor, he attended West Point and served in Operation Desert Storm He is best known for playing Jack Devereaux on "Days Of Our Lives". He recently starred in the movie "The Next Best Thing" and has had several guest appearances on "ER". For more information regarding his professional background, please visit: IMDb
Season 2: #6-FfT, #11-TLU, #18-BOE Ed has guest starred in several episodes in season two as Dr. Rosenfeld, Jessie's therapist. Ed Zwick needs no introduction to most "Once and Again fans as he is the producer as well as sometimes writer and director. In addition to "Once and Again", he was at the helm of "thirtysomething", "My So-Called Life", and "Relativity". Recently recognized with a Oscar nomination for producing "Traffic", he also won awards for "Shakespeare in Love" and "Legends of the Fall". Some noted movies he directed were "Courage Under Fire", "Glory", "Legends of the Fall", and "About Last Night". For more information regarding his professional background, please visit: IMDb
Season 2: #4-FoF Barbara Barrie was introduced as Peg Sammler, mother of Rick, in "Feast or Famine", season two's Thanksgiving episode. Barbara Barrie is most recently remembered as Nana in the tv sitcom "Suddenly Susan" though she has been in numerous movies, including "Breaking Away. She has been actively working as an actress for the past thirty-five years and in that time has been nominated for an Academy Award, an Emmy and a Tony and she won an Obie, a Drama Desk Award and a Best Actress Award at the Cannes Film Festival. For more information regarding her professional background, please visit: IMDb
Season 2: #9-SR, #12-Suspicion, #17-FUOT D.B. Sweeney appeared on the scene of PagesAlive.com as a consultant in "Scribbling Rivalry". Later in "Suspicion", his friendly banter with Lily turns to unwelcome sexual overtures. D.B. has starred in many movies, including the recently acclaimed "Introducing Dorothy Dandridge". His first big break on the screen came when he was picked to be movie "Gardens of Stone" directed by Frances Ford Coppola. He has starred in such movies as "Eight Men Out", "Fire in the Sky", "Lonesome Dove" and "Memphis Belle". For more information regarding his professional background, please visit: IMDb
Season 2: #7 LP, #11-TLU, #13-EW, #14-TOEofTT, #15-SRO, #16-AGB Marco first appeared on "Once and Again" as Spencer in "Learner's Permit". Grace grudgingly agrees to date him in order to get closer to his friend but the plan backfires. At first Grace doesn't like Spencer much but after a harrowing experience as hostages in TOEofTT, Grace warms considerably to him. Unfortunately, Spencer isn't interested. Marco has had two notable tv roles...he played Kevin on the critically acclaimed but short-lived series "Freaks and Geeks" and more recently as Herbie on "Bette". For more information regarding his professional background, please visit: IMDb
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