Katherine Heigl
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| Though only 20 years old, Katherine Heigl has amassed eight feature films to
her credit and makes her television series debut with "Roswell". Born
in Washington, D.C. and raised in New Canaan Conn, Katherine got her first taste
of the camera lens at age 9 as a child model. By her 12th birthday, she had made
her feature film debut in "That Night," with Juliette Lewis.
At 14,
she had gained substantial roles in several movies, most notably her breakout
performance as a rebellious teenager determined to grow up too fast in the
comedy "My father the Hero," alongside Gerad Depardieu. Most recently,
she starred in the theatrical release "The Bride of Chucky," the
fourth installment of the cult-hit "Child's Play" series. Her other
credits include a co-starring role in director Steven Soderbergh's
Depression-era release titled "King of the Hill". She enjoyed her
first taste of the action genre starring with Steven Segal in "Under Siege
2" as his characters niece who is kidnapped as bait when terrorists seize
the train. Additional feature credits included "Prince Valiant" and
the comedy "Wish upon a Star."
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On the small screen, Heigl starred opposite Peter Fonda in the television
movie "The Tempest," which re-situated the classic Shakespearean drams
as a Civil-War period piece. She played the pivotal role of 16-year-old Miranda,
who is torn between her devotion to her father (Fonda) and her love for a
handsome Union soldier.
Between film projects, Katherine continued to concentrate on school and
always returned to life as a normal New England teenager. Once she graduated
from high school, however, she moved to Los Angeles to concentrate on her acting
career full-time.
Write to he atr:
Katherine Heigl
c/o Roswell
Warner Bros.
4000 Warner Blvd.
Burbank, CA 91522
Brendan Fehr
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Brendan Fehr was born on October 29, 1977 (making him 22) in New West
Minister, BC, Canada. He moved to Winnipeg, Manitoba in 1990 and on a
visit to Vancouver 1997, he checked out the modeling scene. They told him
to go into acting and he received his break in less than a week.
Since landing his first professional acting job less than two years ago, Brendan Fehr has emerged as one
of Canada’s hottest young actors. He makes his television-starring debut with
the WB’s new series, "Roswell."
Fehr gave little thought to acting or performing while growing up.Instead, he
spent his early years playing sports. Even now, he |
lists nine sports —
including Canadian favorites hockey, skiing,
and snowboarding — as his
favourites. The studious-minded Fehr was no slouch in the classroom, either
— he originally intended to become an accountant.
Fehr’s plans changed during his teen years, when friends advised him to put
his good looks to work as a professional model. On a trip to Vancouver, British
Columbia, in the fall of 1997, Fehr looked into modeling work near his hometown.
Within a week, he was signed by his current manager and had landed a
guest-starring role on the TV series "Breaker High."
Since then, Fehr has guest-starred on "Millennium" and starred in
the television movies "Our Guys" (with Eric Stoltz and Ally Sheedy),
"Perfect Little Angels," and "Every Mother’s Worst Fear."
His feature film credits include "Disturbing Behavior," where he was
directed by "Roswell" executive producer David Nutter, and co-starred
with future castmate William Sadler. He also appeared in "Flight 180"
opposite Devon Sawa, and starred in the independent feature "Christina’s
House."
Write to him at:
Brendan Fehr
c/o Roswell
Warner Bros.
4000 Warner Blvd.
Burbank, CA 91522