The Last Hand

Luke grew up in Wisconsin, then moved to California seeking sunny weather and interesting conversation. He found both at USC’s Cinema School. Luke currently works in television editorial, and wishes he had a card with the power to extend hiatus.

A former whitewater kayak instructor, Charles eschewed the life of once-weekly showers and patchouli-smelling hippies to attend USC. Charles has met nothing but hygienic, sweet-smelling people ever since. He works as a freelance cinematographer in Los Angeles.

After dabbling in radio in Florida, Wayne saw Mark Ruffalo in "You Can Count On Me" and was inspired to pursue his childhood dream of acting. He and his voice have appeared in "Dawson's Creek" and numerous national television and radio spots.

Born in Manhattan, Larry graduated from Syracuse University, immediately moved to Greenwich Village and started telling funny stories in coffee houses and nightclubs. Since then, Larry has appeared in over 30 films (“Escape from Alcatraz”, "Pretty Woman", “Billy Madison”) and 80 TV shows ("Friends", "Seinfeld"). Currently, Larry is storming the festival circuit with the continuing adventures of his Quixotic biker alter-ego, the Outlaw Emmett Deemus.

Ursula Christian was born and raised in Zurich, Swirzerland and moved to Michigan after marrying an American GI. She has had extensive experience on the stage in both the US and Canada and, while the stage will always be her first love, she is setting her sights on screen work - big or small. Ursula has been a member of The Actors Forum for 20 years.
 

Luke grew up in Wisconsin, then moved to California seeking sunny weather and interesting conversation. He found both at USC’s Cinema School. Luke currently works in television editorial, and wishes he had a card with the power to extend hiatus.

A former whitewater kayak instructor, Charles eschewed the life of once-weekly showers and patchouli-smelling hippies to attend USC. Charles has met nothing but hygienic, sweet-smelling people ever since. He works as a freelance cinematographer in Los Angeles.

After dabbling in radio in Florida, Wayne saw Mark Ruffalo in "You Can Count On Me" and was inspired to pursue his childhood dream of acting. He and his voice have appeared in "Dawson's Creek" and numerous national television and radio spots.

Born in Manhattan, Larry graduated from Syracuse University, immediately moved to Greenwich Village and started telling funny stories in coffee houses and nightclubs. Since then, Larry has appeared in over 30 films (“Escape from Alcatraz”, "Pretty Woman", “Billy Madison”) and 80 TV shows ("Friends", "Seinfeld"). Currently, Larry is storming the festival circuit with the continuing adventures of his Quixotic biker alter-ego, the Outlaw Emmett Deemus.

Ursula Christian was born and raised in Zurich, Swirzerland and moved to Michigan after marrying an American GI. She has had extensive experience on the stage in both the US and Canada and, while the stage will always be her first love, she is setting her sights on screen work - big or small. Ursula has been a member of The Actors Forum for 20 years.
 

Luke grew up in Wisconsin, then moved to California seeking sunny weather and interesting conversation. He found both at USC’s Cinema School. Luke currently works in television editorial, and wishes he had a card with the power to extend hiatus.

A former whitewater kayak instructor, Charles eschewed the life of once-weekly showers and patchouli-smelling hippies to attend USC. Charles has met nothing but hygienic, sweet-smelling people ever since. He works as a freelance cinematographer in Los Angeles.

After dabbling in radio in Florida, Wayne saw Mark Ruffalo in "You Can Count On Me" and was inspired to pursue his childhood dream of acting. He and his voice have appeared in "Dawson's Creek" and numerous national television and radio spots.

Born in Manhattan, Larry graduated from Syracuse University, immediately moved to Greenwich Village and started telling funny stories in coffee houses and nightclubs. Since then, Larry has appeared in over 30 films (“Escape from Alcatraz”, "Pretty Woman", “Billy Madison”) and 80 TV shows ("Friends", "Seinfeld"). Currently, Larry is storming the festival circuit with the continuing adventures of his Quixotic biker alter-ego, the Outlaw Emmett Deemus.

Ursula Christian was born and raised in Zurich, Swirzerland and moved to Michigan after marrying an American GI. She has had extensive experience on the stage in both the US and Canada and, while the stage will always be her first love, she is setting her sights on screen work - big or small. Ursula has been a member of The Actors Forum for 20 years.
 

Luke grew up in Wisconsin, then moved to California seeking sunny weather and interesting conversation. He found both at USC’s Cinema School. Luke currently works in television editorial, and wishes he had a card with the power to extend hiatus.

A former whitewater kayak instructor, Charles eschewed the life of once-weekly showers and patchouli-smelling hippies to attend USC. Charles has met nothing but hygienic, sweet-smelling people ever since. He works as a freelance cinematographer in Los Angeles.

After dabbling in radio in Florida, Wayne saw Mark Ruffalo in "You Can Count On Me" and was inspired to pursue his childhood dream of acting. He and his voice have appeared in "Dawson's Creek" and numerous national television and radio spots.

Born in Manhattan, Larry graduated from Syracuse University, immediately moved to Greenwich Village and started telling funny stories in coffee houses and nightclubs. Since then, Larry has appeared in over 30 films (“Escape from Alcatraz”, "Pretty Woman", “Billy Madison”) and 80 TV shows ("Friends", "Seinfeld"). Currently, Larry is storming the festival circuit with the continuing adventures of his Quixotic biker alter-ego, the Outlaw Emmett Deemus.

Ursula Christian was born and raised in Zurich, Swirzerland and moved to Michigan after marrying an American GI. She has had extensive experience on the stage in both the US and Canada and, while the stage will always be her first love, she is setting her sights on screen work - big or small. Ursula has been a member of The Actors Forum for 20 years.
 

Luke grew up in Wisconsin, then moved to California seeking sunny weather and interesting conversation. He found both at USC’s Cinema School. Luke currently works in television editorial, and wishes he had a card with the power to extend hiatus.

A former whitewater kayak instructor, Charles eschewed the life of once-weekly showers and patchouli-smelling hippies to attend USC. Charles has met nothing but hygienic, sweet-smelling people ever since. He works as a freelance cinematographer in Los Angeles.

After dabbling in radio in Florida, Wayne saw Mark Ruffalo in "You Can Count On Me" and was inspired to pursue his childhood dream of acting. He and his voice have appeared in "Dawson's Creek" and numerous national television and radio spots.

Born in Manhattan, Larry graduated from Syracuse University, immediately moved to Greenwich Village and started telling funny stories in coffee houses and nightclubs. Since then, Larry has appeared in over 30 films (“Escape from Alcatraz”, "Pretty Woman", “Billy Madison”) and 80 TV shows ("Friends", "Seinfeld"). Currently, Larry is storming the festival circuit with the continuing adventures of his Quixotic biker alter-ego, the Outlaw Emmett Deemus.

Ursula Christian was born and raised in Zurich, Swirzerland and moved to Michigan after marrying an American GI. She has had extensive experience on the stage in both the US and Canada and, while the stage will always be her first love, she is setting her sights on screen work - big or small. Ursula has been a member of The Actors Forum for 20 years.