The Cast
Megan Griffey
Megan was discovered at 5 years old during an Oscar Mayer casting call. After booking the commercial she continued to perform locally. In high school she performed in various high school productions, and modeled for a brief period of time. After graduating she moved to Los Angeles to attend UCLA and earned her degree in Art History. She then began pursuing her career as an actress, where she recently appeared in the film "Zoey to the Max" last year, and will be seen soon in the upcoming film "Cardboard Boxer."
Dee Wallace
This attractive, happy go lucky blonde actress, educated at the University of Kansas and a former ballet soloist, first broke into both TV and cinema screens in the mid 1970s and through her appearances in several well remembered horror and sci-fi films, and Dee quickly gained a cult following amongst the fantasy film fans. Poor Dee always seemed to be on the wrong side of some malevolent person or evil creature....she was pursued by a clan of cannibal killers in The Hills Have Eyes, terrorized by a pack of werewolves in the superb The Howling, got a break from the horror, as a sympathetic mum in the mega sci-fi hit E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial, and nearly ends up lunch for a rabid St. Bernard in the heart stopping Cujo.
However, typecasting Dee Wallace-Stone as a horror heroine does not do her justice, as unlike some other scream queens whose careers quickly faded, Dee has gone on to have a very busy and varied acting career, appearing in over 90 feature films to date! Her All-American looks and easy going demeanor has seen Dee often cast as a typical suburban mother, a sympathetic friend or a trusted ally. Fans warm to her endearing smile and natural warmth and Dee continues to find herself in constant demand in front of the camera, plus she has her own much visited website.
Adam has been a member of Theatre West for 16 years. Some of his memorable theatre credits include Verdigres ,The Threepenny Opera, Saturday Night at Grossinger’s, Algerian Romance, A Dream of Butterflies, The Woman in Black, Leap, Lend Me A Tenor, The Ascension of Lilli, Curate Shakespeare’s ‘As You Like It’, and A View From The Bridge. He also played Bobby Brady in the world premiere of A Very Brady Musical. Adam received an A.D.A. Best Supporting Actor award for his portrayal of John in The Lion in Winter at Theatre West. Some of his TV and film credits include: Criminal Minds, NCIS, Young and the Restless, E.R., Eagleheart, Wig Out, Wizards Of Waverly Place, Cavemen, Scrubs, and States Of Grace.
The second of two girls, some had hoped for the arrival of a male child upon her parents' "We're Expecting" announcement. Named by her grandfather to express gratitude for her birth, Omono's sex and gender are only but the first of many surprises this young talent has brought to the world's stage. Born in Lagos, Nigeria to two journalists, Omono was exposed to a rich culture of the arts at a very young age. Perhaps fueled by her parents' profession, one of her earliest aspirations was to be a writer. So confident in her talents, at age eight she boldly proclaimed school a useless hurdle for her ambitions.
Much to her parents' joy, she did not turn out a primary school dropout and instead found passion both on page and on the stage. Heavily involved in theatre and dance productions, this fervor has remained as she crossed the Atlantic to Los Angeles, CA where she now resides. Her stage experienced gathered, translates beautifully to the screen where she is known to bring a youthful glow and a grounded presence that transcends audiences. Anchored by a dimple on each cheek, Omono has a smile to lighten up a room, and pairs this with a fun, quick-witted charm. Childhood dreams not begone, Omono adds a clever voice to script work and is known to share her personal musings via her blog Omono Talks.
Brett Baker
Since he began acting at the age of 12, Brett Baker has been recognized as an outstanding actor, and won numerous "talent searches" and national acting competitions.
He was born in San Diego but grew up in Anchorage, Alaska. He got his young start performing in equity productions at the Alaska Repertory Theatre. By 14 he was working in company with Broadway actors, appearing as Ejlif Stockmann in An Enemy of the People and Young Ebenezer and Peter Cratchit in A Christmas Carol. Brett was one of the youngest actors ever accepted into the professional actor training program at Cornish College of The Arts in Seattle. He has dedicated his life to understanding, perfecting and pursuing his craft.
He's supported and worked opposite some of Hollywood's most noted actors: River Phoenix, Leonardo DiCaprio, Kate Winslet, Billy Crudup,John Krasinski, Jason Bateman, Dermot Mulroney, Forest Whitaker, Peter Weller, Nicolas Cage, Kevin Dunn, Zoe McLellan and Jon Voight. Brett continues to establish himself as an inventive actor, who takes direction well and is easy to work with.