BRUCE
BOXLEITNER (President John Sheridan)
Bruce
Boxleitner is probably best known to television audiences for his starring role
in the popular series, "Scarecrow and Mrs. King." Boxleitner
co-starred on Danielle Steele's "Zoya," an NBC mini-series in which
he co-starred with his real-life wife, Melissa Gilbert. He has also starred in
several mini-series including "Till We Meet Again," "From the
Dead of Night," "Bare Essence" and four of the five
"Gamblers." Among his numerous telefilm credits are "Wyatt Earp:
Return to Tombstone," "Gunsmoke V: One Man's Justice,"
"House of Secrets," "The Secret," "The Town
Bully," "East of Eden," and "Double Jeopardy," in
which he also served as executive producer. On the big screen, Boxleitner
starred in the feature film "Tron," and has co-starred in "The
Babe" and "Kuffs." Among his achievements, Boxleitner shared
"Best Actor in a Television Series" honors with David Duchovny of
"The X-Files" at the annual Sci-Fi Universe Magazine Reader's Choice
Award.
JERRY
DOYLE (Michael Garibaldi)
Jerry
Doyle has guest-starred in the television series "Homefront" and
"Reasonable Doubts" as well as the daytime drama "The Bold and
the Beautiful." His stage work includes "Searching for Good
Dough" for the second City Comedy Troupe.
MIRA
FURLAN (Ambassador Delenn)
Mira Furlan,
a leading actress of film, stage and television in the former Yugoslavia,
co-starred in "When Father Was Away on Business," an Oscar-nominated
film which also garnered the "Golden Palm" at the Cannes Film
Festival. She has starred in numerous other Yugoslav and European films
including "The Loves of Blanka Kolak," "Beauty of Vice" and
"Three For Happiness," which won the Grand Prix Award at the Valencia
FIlm Festival. She was honored by her country with two Golden Arenas (Yugoslav
Oscars) for Best Actress. Furlan appeared regularly on Yugoslav television,
starring in major series and films. She was critically acclaimed for her
extensive theatre roles, among them Ophelia in "Hamlet," Celimene in
"The Misanthrope," Lea in "Dybbuk" and Natalya in "A
Month in the Country." Her American credits include the telefilm "My
Antonia," and productions of "Yerma," "Baal" and
"Antigone," in which she won a Dramalogue award for the title role.
RICHARD
BIGGS (Dr. Steven Franklin)
Richard
Biggs played Dr. Marcus Hunter in "Days of Our Lives" and had
guest-starring roles in "Falcon Crest," "The Twilight
Zone," "T.J. Hooker" and "It's Garry Shandling's
Show." His theatre credits include productions of "Romeo and
Juliet," "The Tempest," "Shadow Box," "Look Back
in Anger" and "Fanon's People."
STEPHEN
FURST (Vir)
Stephen
Furst came to the public's attention in the classic comedy film "National
Lampoon's Animal House," playing the role of Flounder at the legendary
fraternity. He also appeared for five years on the highly successful television
series "St. Elsewhere" as Dr. Elliott Axelrod. He has starred in
numerous other television series including "Misery Loves Company,"
"Have Faith" and "Delta House," and has also appeared in
the television movies "Spies," "Offsides," and "If
It's Tuesday, It Must Be Belgium," as well as the mini-series "The
Bastard" and "The Day After." On the big screen, Furst's credits
include "Little Big Foot." Furst, who has also directed several projects
including the independent features "The Magic Kid" and "Hand
Full of Wind," has also directed several episodes of "Babylon 5"
and "Crusade."
BILL
MUMY (Lennier)
Actor,
songwriter, recording artist, musician and writer Bill Mumy began his
professional career at the age of five. He has worked on more than 300
television shows, including his co-starring role in "Lost in Space,"
"The Twilight Zone," "Alfred Hitchcock Presents,"
"Bewitched" and "Matlock." His feature film credits include
"Twilight Zone--The Movie," "Three Wishes" and "Bless
the Beasts and the Children." A member of the Academy of Motion Picture
Arts and Sciences, Mumy is a writer of a television series, comic books and
short stories. He is also one of four main composers who wrote and produced
songs for the children's television series "Adventures in
Wonderland," for which he earned an Emmy nomination. Mumy is co-creator
and writer of Nickelodeon's current hit science fiction series, "Space
Cases."
ANDREAS
KATSULAS (Ambassador G'Kar)
Andreas
Katsulas has appeared in sixteen feature films including the role of the
"one-armed man" in the hit thriller "The Fugitive." His
other film credits include "Executive Decision," "Hot Shots Part
Deux," "Blame It on the Bellboy," "True Identity,"
"Next of Kin," "Communion," "Someone to Watch Over
Me," "Sunset" and "The Sicilian." Among his numerous
television appearances include roles on "Diagnosis Murder,"
"Murder, She Wrote," "Neon Empire," "Max
Headroom," "The Equalizer," "Mancuso: FBI," "Star
Trek: The Next Generation," "Hunter," "Jake and the Fat
Man," "Father Dowling" and "Alien Nation". Katsulas
also has an extensive theatre background which includes a 15-year run with
Peter Brook's International Company during which he appeared in such productions
as "The Mahabharata," "La Tragedie de Carmen," "The
Conference of the Birds," "Measure for Measure" and
"Uburoi."
PETER
JURASIK (Ambassador Londo Mollari)
Versatile
talent Peter Jurasik has successfully worked as an actor and more recently as
an author, co-writing a science fiction novel entitled "Diplomatic
Act" for Simon & Schuster/Baen Books. The actor's most recent acting
projects include two movies for cable, HBO's "The Night Shift" and
Showtime's "Huck and the King of Hearts." Jurasik has had regular and
recurring roles on several series including "Hill Street Blues,"
"Dear John," "Beverly Hills Buntz," "Bay City
Blues" and "L.A. Law." He has also guest-starred on shows
spanning twenty years of television including "M*A*S*H,"
"Taxi," "Columbo," "Perry Mason," "Dave's
World" and "Civil Wars."
JEFF
CONAWAY (Security Chief Zack Allan)
Jeff
Conaway is best known for his starring role in the long-running hit television
series "Taxi." His television credits include regular roles on
"Wizards and Warriors" and "Berringer's," as well as a role
on the daytime drama "The Bold and the Beautiful." Conaway's telefilm
and mini-series credits include "Dirty Dozen IV," "Bay
Coven," "The Making of a Male Model" and "Breaking Up is
Hard To Do." His big screen credits include "Pete's Dragon,"
"The Eagle Has Landed," "I Never Promised You a Rose
Garden," "Eye of the Storm," "The Rape of Eden,"
"Sunset Strip" and "Grease." Conaway has also made Broadway
appearances in "Grease," "All the Way Home" and "The
News."
PAT
TALLMAN (Lyta Alexander)
Patricia
Tallman first performed on her father's radio show at the age of two and has
gone on to appear in a variety of television, film and theatre roles. Her
television credits include appearances on "Tales From the Darkside"
and "Ring of the Musketeers" as well as several guest-starring roles
on "Star Trek." Tallman has also had recurring roles on the daytime
soaps "Generations" and "Guiding Light." Big screen credits
include "Knightriders," "Army of Darkness," "Benefit
of the Doubt," "Sweet Justice," "Creepshow II,"
"Road House" and the remake of the cult classic "Night of the
Living Dead." She has starred in many off-Broadway productions including
"As You Like It" and "Exit the King." Tallman is also an
organizing member of The Faculty Theatre Company where she appeared in her
first workshop production directed by Charles Nelson Reilly, her teacher and
mentor
