FRENCH STEWART (Inspector Gadget) became known to international audiences through his outrageously funny portrayal of Harry in the hit TV comedy series 3RD ROCK FROM THE SUN. French is no stranger to television, having also made his impact with his fine style of comedy in CAROLINE IN THE CITY, THE GEORGE WENDT SHOW, THE LARRY SANDERS SHOW, and SEINFELD. French has also been involved with other television projects such as: UNTITLED FRENCH STEWART PROJECT for Fox, the pilot of BLIND MEN for CBS, as well as MAD T.V., THE BOYS ARE BACK, THE NEW WKRP IN CINCINNATI, and CLERKS. In the theatre, French has made many appearances in such plays as: POT MOM, ZOMBIE ATTACK, TEEN GIRL, PARTY GIRL, and HAPPY TIME X-MAS with The Cast Theatre. The classic theatre pieces of Shakespeare have also been performed by French with The Grove Shakespeare Company and South Coast Repertory and include: COMEDY OF ERRORS, ROMEO AND JULIET, and RICHARD II. French�s film credits include: CLOCKSTOPPERS directed by Jonathan Frakes, LOVE STINKS, McHALE'S NAVY, STAR GATE with director Roland Emmerich, GLORY DAZE, LEAVING LAS VEGAS, MAGIC ISLAND, THE POISON TASTERS, and BROKEN ARROW, directed by John Woo.

CAITLIN WACHS (Penny) has an impressive list of credits for someone so early in her career. Her movies include roles in: THIRTEEN DAYS, THE NEXT BEST THING with Madonna and Rupert Everett, MY DOG SKIP, GOOD-BYE LOVER, SHILOH 2: SHILOH SEASON, AIR BUD 3: WORLD PUP, AIR BUD: SEVENTH INNING FETCH, and the recently released DIVINE SECRETS OF THE YA-YA SISTERHOOD. Caitlin has also appeared in a diverse range of television shows, which demonstrates her range as an actor. From long-running daytime soaps to high-rated nighttime dramas, Caitlin has already made an impact. Many of the television shows she has made appearances in have been in recurring roles or in a guest star capacity. These programs have gathered international acclaim and loyal followings. They include: THE PHANTOM OF THE MEGAPLEX, JUDGING AMY, SHASTA MCNASTY, THE PRETENDER, TO HAVE AND TO HOLD, PROFILER, EARLY EDITION, FRESH PRINCE OF BEL-AIR, THE BOLD AND THE BEAUTIFUL, NEVER GIVE UP THE SEARCH FOR SARAH, and DAYS OF OUR LIVES.

ELAINE HENDRIX (G2) ... was most recently seen starring opposite Kelsey Grammer in the hit ABC movie "MR. ST. NICK" playing the seductive, cunning Heidi Gardelle. In addition, she just completed the film "WHAT THE &%^* DO WE KNOW" with Marlee Matlin, and a short film from director Amy Talkington co-starring "The Bachelor's" Alex Michele. Other recent television appearances include guest starring roles on shows such as "FRIENDS," "MR. STERLING," "THE ANDY DICK SHOW", and "WATCHING ELLIE," as well as recurring as New York Times Journalist Kristen Martin on the hit Sci-Fi series "THE CHRONICLE". Hendrix is perhaps most recognized for her breakout performance in Disney's remake of "THE PARENT TRAP" from the writing/producing/directing team of Nancy Meyers and Charles Shyer. As Dennis Quaid's scheming fianc�e, Elaine has truly solidified her position as a skilled comedic actress. Film critic Roger Ebert singled out Hendrix's performance with special mention of her work in the film's camping sequence, where she unquestionably "earns her comedic stripes." Elaine first captivated film audiences as Vogue magazine fashion editor Lisa Luder in the Touchstone Pictures comedy "ROMY AND MICHELE'S HIGH SCHOOL REUNION" starring Lisa Kudrow and Mira Sorvino. She also garnered critical praise co-starring in the Paramount Pictures comedy "SUPERSTAR" opposite Molly Shannon and Will Ferrell. Her other film credits include the FOX 2000 drama "HERE ON EARTH" with Leelee Sobieski, the MGM drama "MOLLY" with Elizabeth Shue and the independent features "WISH YOU WERE DEAD," in which she stars as a sexy, mysterious hit woman opposite Carey Elwes, "DAWG" with Dennis Leary and "THE HEBREW HAMMER" with Adam Goldberg. Born and raised in Tennessee, Hendrix moved to Atlanta, Georgia to attend the former Northside School of Performing Arts. Within a few years she was dancing professionally with the Gary Harrison Dance Co. and subsequently traveled the world dancing and modeling for such companies as NIKE and Levi's. In addition to her film and television projects she recently returned to her theatrical roots by creating/producing/performing in "PEEP SHOW�FOR YOUR VIEWING PLEASURE," an adult variety show hailed as "The Ed Sullivan Show on acid", as well as completing the extended run of "WORLDLY ACTS" produced by Urban Empire and Francis Ford Coppola's Zoetrope magazine, and directed by Academy Award®-winner Adam Davidson. Hendrix currently resides in Los Angeles with her Australian Cattle Dog, Tiloc. She is a member of Women in Film and is actively involved in humanitarian efforts on behalf of children, cancer research and the environment.

TONY MARTIN (Claw) is probably best known for his role in the ABC series WILDSIDE and HEARTBEAK HIGH as well as for his award-winning performance as Neddy Smith in BLUE MURDER. He has appeared on stage for, amongst other companies, the Sydney Theatre Company (THE FLOATING WORLD), Belvoir Street (CAPRICORNIA), The Ensemble (DEATH OF A SALESMAN), and The Stables (FORESKIN�S LAMENT). His diversity as an actor is best characterized by the range of theatrical productions that include MARAT SADE, BULLSHOT DRUMMOND, THE GLASS MENAGERIE, LIPS TOGETHER TEETH APART, CAESAR AND CLEOPATRA, THREE SISTERS, and BOUNCERS, which successfully toured nationally. Tony first came to the attention of Australian audiences in his continuing role as Rev. Bob Brown in the TV series E STREET. Since then he has had roles in all major TV networks and Australian TV series dramas such as: Grundys� CHOPPER SQUAD, GLENVIEW HIGH, and THE RESTLESS YEARS, and ABC TVs THE TIMELESS LAND and 1915. He has also made guest appearances on LOVE BOAT, A COUNTRY PRACTICE, FIVE MILE CREEK, THE FIRST KANGAROOS, and HEARTBREAK HIGH. His most notable recent performances have been as Neddy Smith in BLUE MURDER and on the award-winning series WILDSIDE. For his work in film and television Tony has received a Critic�s Circle nomination for his performance in the feature film THE INTERVIEW, an AFI award for Best Actor in BLUE MURDER, and two Most Outstanding Actor Logie Awards for WILDSIDE. His work in film includes: THE KILLING OF ANGEL STREET, EVIL ANGEL, PARKLANDS, THE INTERVIEW, BLIND MAN�S BLUFF, and THE BIG HOUSE.

SIGRID THORNTON (Mayor Wilson) has been a favorite with audiences since her earliest appearances in Australian TV dramas such as DIVISION FOUR, HOMICIDE, CERTAIN WOMEN, YOUNG RAMSAY, and BELLBIRD, winning a Logie Award for DIVISION FOUR and a Sammy Award for Best Juvenile Performance in HOMICIDE. In the following years, Sigrid became a familiar face on television making guest appearances on major series such as: COP SHOP, PRISONER, SKYWAYS, and G.P. It was only a matter of time before Sigrid stepped out of guest roles and became Australia�s most popular leading lady on such shows as: FATHER, DEAR FATHER, I CAN JUMP PUDDLES, 1915, ALL THE RIVERS RUN, THE FAR COUNTRY, PARADISE (pilot & 3 seasons 1988-92) for Lorimar Productions/CBS, and WHIPPING BOY. Sigrid has confirmed her position as one of Australia�s finest actors with her return to television in the overwhelmingly applauded and awarded series SEACHANGE (series 1, 2, & 3). At the heart of this series was the character Laura, for which Sigrid won a Silver Logie as Most Outstanding Actress in 2000, and in 2001, followed this up with an AFI nomination for Best Actress in a leading role in a Television Drama Series. Awards and nominations for her work as an actor have followed Sigrid throughout her career. In 1979, the AFI nominated her for Best Actress in a Feature Film for SNAPSHOT. She won a Logie Award for Best Leading Actress in a Mini Series for 1915 and ALL THE RIVERS RUN, then again the AFI nominated her for Best Actress in a Television Series for her role in G.P. On film Sigrid has a considerable body of work that includes: F.J. HOLDEN, THE GETTING OF WISDOM, SNAPSHOT, DUET FOR FOUR, THE MAN FROM SNOWY RIVER I & II, STREET HERO, SLATE WYN AND ME, THE LIGHT HORSEMEN, OVER THE HILL, and LOVE IN AMBUSH.

MARK MITCHELL (Chief Quimby) has a career spanning 21 years in film and television, comedy, and public speaking. Mark�s film credits include: LIKE MOTHER LIKE SON, THE STRANGE STORY OF SANTE AND KENNY KIMES, BLONDE, ON THE BEACH, THE MUNSTER�S SCARY LITTLE CHRISTMAS, GROUND ZERO, and WILLS AND BURKE. For anyone who knows the groundbreaking television series COMEDY COMPANY, Mark will be instantly recognizable as one of the members of this hilarious comedic team. The recording spin-off from this series reached platinum status three years in a row. Prior to this series Mark had made guest appearances on other television shows such as CARSON�S LAW, ANZACS, SWORD OF HONOUR, and was an ongoing character in the series PRISONER. More recently Mark has appeared in the series LIFT OFF, ROUND THE TWIST, THE GENIE FROM DOWN UNDER, and made guest appearances on FARSCAPE and PARADISE BEACH. Mark has voiced many commercials, been an after-dinner speaker in Australia, New Zealand, Japan, and New Guinea, and recited short story anthologies for ABC Productions. Mark has been married for 16 years, has five children, and also holds a Bachelor of Arts degree and a Diploma of Education.

BRUCE SPENCE (Baxter) began acting in 1969 and spent several years as a member of the groundbreaking Australian Performing Group, which pioneered the development of a uniquely Australian theatre. There, he directed and performed in numerous productions, mostly new Australian plays, and he appeared with most major theatre companies around Australia in plays ranging from Shakespeare, Jonson, and Moliere to Brecht and Dario Fo. In 1979, he was a guest artist at the National Art Centre in Canada, where he played the lead role in John Romeril�s award-winning Australian play THE FLOATING WORLD. He returned to Australia and with John Romeril, developed and toured extensively in CARBONI, a one-man play in which he played an Italian gold miner who wrote the only eye witness account of Australia�s first significant civil uprising, the Eureka Stockade. He appeared as Sganarelle in Moliere�s DON JUAN at the 1984 Adelaide Arts Festival and was voted the Most Popular Actor in the festival. Since then he has performed in A MIDSUMMER NIGHT�S DREAM in 1984 for the Melbourne Theatre Company, in the role of Puck, and as a result of this performance was nominated for best supporting actor. In 1985, he performed Monk O�Neill in A STRETCH OF THE IMAGINATION, written and directed by Jack Hibberd, performed in both Sydney and Canberra. Bruce has acted in almost all major Australian television series, both in continuous roles and as a guest performer. He has also directed video clips. He performed various roles in Sydney Theatre Company�s MIXED DOUBLES and appeared in Melbourne Theatre Company�s SERVANT OF TWO MASTERS. He has appeared in close to 30 films since his debut in 1971 in the title role of STORK, a comedy that has been credited with reviving the moribund Australian film industry at the time. He has appeared in THE CARS THAT ATE PARIS (Peter Weir), ELIZA FRASER (Tim Burstall), NEWSFRONT (Phil Noyce), DIMBOOLA (John Duigan), GREEN ANTS (Werner Herzog), MAD MAX II: ROAD WARRIOR (George Miller), BIRDSVILLE, ONCE UPON A WEEKEND (Yarra Bank Films), THE YEAR MY VOICE BROKE (John Duigan), and RIKKI AND PETE (Nadia Tass). For his performance in MAD MAX III, Bruce was nominated for Best Supporting Actor by the Academy of Science Fiction Fantasy and Horror Films. In 1986-87, for television, Bruce appeared in DIRTWATER DYNASTY and REFLECTIONS for Kennedy-Miller and GREAT EXPECTATIONS: THE UNTOLD STORY and DEAREST ENEMY for ABC. He also played Clyde Fenton for MICHAEL WILLESSEE�S AUSTRALIANS. In 1988 Bruce appeared in TANAMER for the Grundy Organization and again worked on DEAREST ENEMY for ABC. He also made a guest appearance on RAFFERTY�S RULES and played the role of Spencer in Paramount Picture�s production of DOLPHIN BAY. Bruce�s feature film credits include Foster in CONFIDENCE, Robert Fleming in the German production SUGAR; Ronald, costarring with Rosanna Arquette in WENDY CRACKED A WALNUT, and starring with Cheech Martin in SHRIMP ON THE BARBIE, a film shot in New Zealand directed by Michael Gottleib. In 1990, Bruce starred in the stage production of BIG RIVER in Adelaide and in SUNDAY LUNCH by Bill Garner at the Melbourne Theatre Company. He then went onto the role of Lenny in ABC�s DEAREST ENEMY, a television series, in 1991. In 1992, Bruce appeared in the television series HALFWAY ACROSS THE GALAXY AND TURN LEFT for Crawford�s Australia. After that, he played the role of Sprockett in the feature film DOUBLE TAKE MEETS HERCULES for Philm Productions. The year ended with Bruce playing Frump in the musical HOW TO SUCCEED IN BUSINESS WITHOUT REALLY TRYING. Bruce traveled to Texas, and in May and June of 1995 starred in the film ACE VENTURA PART II: WHEN NATURE CALLS for Deuce Productions. Prior to that, he guest starred in ABC�s comedy sitcom AFTER THE BEEP. He guest starred in TWISTED TALES, directed by David Caesar. He played the roles of Mr. Gateman and Mr. Graves in the US tele-movie THE MUNSTER�S SCARY LITTLE CHRISTMAS. Bruce played the major role of Mr. Wall in the feature film DARK CITY, directed by Alex Proyas and shot in Sydney. Bruce was Darcy Kelso in the BULLPITT! television series 1 and 2 for Gary Reilly�s RS Productions. Bruce played Elijah in the tele-movie MOBY DICK and appeared in TALES OF THE SOUTH SEAS in the role of Nari Herring, both for Village Roadshow Productions. He guest starred in ROAR and following that, played a leading guest role in HALIFAX f.p. for Simpson Le Mesurier Films. Bruce then returned to the Melbourne Theatre Company to appear in TWELFTH NIGHT. Following this, he toured Australia and New Zealand in LES MISERABLES playing the role of Thenardier. Early in 2000, Bruce appeared in a guest role on the ABC series SOMETHING IN THE AIR. He then traveled to New Zealand to play the role of Black Lieutenant in the Peter Jackson-directed feature film THE LORD OF THE RINGS. Bruce also appeared in the Sydney Theatre Company�s production of THE WHITE DEVIL, and portrayed the character of Khayman in the feature film QUEEN OF THE DAMNED. Following that, Bruce guest starred in the series BEASTMASTER then HIGH 8.

ALEX ZAMM (Director and Cowriter) Raised in Woodstock, New York, Zamm started his career as a gag cartoonist for SPY magazine and as an interviewer for National Public Radio�s ALL THINGS CONSIDERED. He earned a BA in Film and Classical Mythology from The State University of New York at Binghamton, studied cartooning and illustration at the School of Visual Arts, and received an MFA in screenwriting and directing from Columbia University. While attending Columbia, Zamm�s short films THE BIRTHDAY FISH, MAESTRO, and MY FIRST HAIRCUT won a number of awards, including being selected for screening at the Sundance Film Festival and a nomination for Best Short at the Cannes Film Festival. His first screenplay, THE PAWNSHOP KID, won first place in Laurel Entertainment�s Screenwriting Awards and then went on to become a Nichols Fellowship finalist. Since graduating, Zamm has directed comedy shorts for MTV (INCONVENIENCE), music videos for the Ramones and Toad the Wet Sprocket, and has directed episodic television for such shows as THE UPRIGHT CITIZEN�S BRIGADE, GREAT SCOTT, and MONSTERS. He�s written numerous feature screenplays for the studios, as well as teleplays for episodic television (BONE CHILLERS) and animation (LIFE WITH LOUIE). Zamm�s first feature film, CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD, which he cowrote, starred Carrot Top, Courtney Thorne-Smith, Jack Warden, Larry Miller, and Raquel Welsh. He then went on to cowrite and direct MY DATE WITH THE PRESIDENT�S DAUGHTER for ABC�s The Wonderful World Of Disney. It starred Dabney Coleman and Jay Thomas. The MOW earned him and his writing partner William Robertson, a Writer�s Guild nomination. Zamm followed this up by directing another MOW for ABC/Disney titled THE POOCH AND THE PAUPER, as well as cowriting a remake of the classic BEDKNOBS AND BROOMSTICKS, also for him to direct. He has cowritten and directed the next adventure to Disney�s hit, INSPECTOR GADGET.