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Sarah Michelle Gellar's Vital Stats
Occupation: Actress
Birthday: April 14th 1977
Birth Place: New York City
Sign: Aries
Eye Colour: Green
Height: 5'3
Natural Hair Colour: Dark Brown

Hobbies: rollerblading, ice skating, water skiing, cliff diving. Other interests: She was a competitive figure skater for 3 years and was ranked 3rd in the New York Sate regional competition. She has taken 5 years of Tae Kwon Do and is active in physical fitness.

Sarah's Favourites
Colour: Red
Food: Pasta
Least Favourite Food: Meatloaf and liver
Movie: Heathers

TV Show:Seinfeld
Actor:Tom Cruise, Daniel Day-Lewis
Actress:Stockard Channing
Season :Summer
Vacation Spot:Bermuda
Book:Gone With the Wind
Pets:White Maltese Terrier named Thor

Sarah is an only child and
considers herself a workaholic.

Sarah began her acting career at age 4 when she was discovered by an agent while eating in a local restaurant. Three weeks later she was on the set of her first film, "An Invasion of Privacy". This chance discovery was to later boost her professional career which has lasted 17 of her 20 years of life. In addition to having been one of the two regular hostesses of the TV talk
show, "Girl Talk," Sarah is a veteran of TV, film, and stage. She has appeared with Matthew Broderick and Eric Stoltz in "The Widow Claire" at the Circle in the Square, and had a feature film open in which she co-starred with Sally Kirkland and Robert Lupone. She has appeared on "Spenser: For Hire", "Love, Sidney", "The David Letterman Show" and "The Regis Philbin Show". She has done over 100 commercials and is a Wilhelmina Model. She has also appeared in "Crossbow" which she filmed in France and Switzerland. Sarah played Molly in the original cast of Neil Simon's "Jake's Women" and
young Jacqueline Bouvier in the award winning NBC mini-series "A Woman Named Jackie". Sarah started to gain a small, but loyal, fanbase when she played the lead role of Sydney Rutledge in the teen soap opera, "Swans Crossing."

On February 24th 1993, Sarah Michelle began work on the set of All My Children. She was nominated for a Daytime Emmy in 1994 and, although she lost, she was nominated again in 1995 and won in the Younger Leading Actress category. Although she had given the producers 6 months notice of her decision to leave the show, she made her decision public the day after the
Emmy win. After 2 ½ years, Sarah left the set of AMC and moved to California to seek new fame in films or TV.

In 1996, Sarah was picked as the lead of a new series called Buffy the Vampire Slayer, based on the movie by the same name. Warner Brothers bought 13 episodes of the show, and although ratings of the pilot were the highest ever of any of the WB lineup, it ranked 100th out of 107 programs in the Nielson ratings. Warner Brothers renewed the show for another 22 episodes which will begin airing September 15th.

In June, Sarah finished shooting I Know What You Did Last Summer, which stars her and Jenniffer Love Hewitt as teens that try to cover up a hit and run. It was released on October 17th and became number one that weekend, earning a profit in just two days. Shortly after filming "I know what you did last summer", Sarah flew down to Atlanta, GA to film Scream 2, which had the largest December opening of a film and made more money in it's first weekend than the other top 9 films combined. Sarah started filming  Cruel Inventions, on April 6th last year, and follows that up with another movie entitled The Magic Hour. On March 10, 1998, Sarah won a Blockbuster Entertainment Award in the Best Supporting Actress - Horror category for her role in I Know What You Did Last Summer.
THE MAGIC HOUR


1998 - CRUEL INTENTIONS
Summit Entertainment - 1998 SCREAM II: SCREAM AGAIN
Cici Cooper - Miramax - 1997 I KNOW WHAT YOU DID LAST SUMMER
Helen Shivers - Mandalay - 1997 HIGH STAKES
Karen Rose (Sally Kirkland's daughter) - Vidmark - 1989 FUNNY FARM
Madolyn Smith's student - Warner Brothers - 1988 OVER THE BROOKLYN BRIDGE
Burt Young's daughter - Cannon Films - 1983 Television
BUFFY THE VAMPIRE SLAYER Buffy Summers - Warner Brothers - 1997
BEVERLY HILLS FAMILY ROBINSON Jane Robinson - ABC - 1997
ALL MY CHILDREN Kendall Hart - ABC - 1993-1995
SWANS CROSSING Sidney Orion Rutledge - Lead - WOR-TV/Syndication - 1991
A WOMAN NAMED JACKIE Young Jackie - Lead - 1991
SPENSER: FOR HIRE Emily - (ep: "The Company Man") ABC - 1986
AN INVASION OF PRIVACY Jennifer Bianchi - CBS/MOW - 1983
LOVE, SIDNEY Gail Hunnicutt - NBC - 1981
GIRL TALK Series Regular
WILLIAM TELL/CROSSBOW Sara Guidotti - International syndication
DAVID LETTERMAN Various Appearances
GUIDING LIGHT Flower girl at Kurt & Mindy's wedding - CBS - 1980

Theater
JAKE'S WOMEN Molly - World Premiere by Neil Simon
THE WIDOW CLAIRE Molly - w/Matthew Broderick - Circle in the Square

Brendon's early career aspirations weren't anything to do with acting. He was originally tipped to become a top baseball star until an arm injury ended his chances and he turned to acting.

Yet, as roles were few and far between, Brendon persevered in entertainment and switched to the other side of the camera, working as a television production assistant on "Dave's World." When he nailed an audition for a guest-starring role on the series, Brendon gained the confidence he needed and continued to pursue his dream of becoming an actor. Fate soon smiled upon him and he was called in to audition for the role in "Buffy the Vampire Slayer."

In television, he had a recurring role on the daytime soap opera "The Young and the Restless," and starred in the pilot "Secret Lives." He played an evil corn follower in the feature film "Children of the Corn III-Urban Harvest," and starred in Los Angeles theatre productions of "The Further Adventures of Tom Sawyer" at Theatre West, "My Own Private Hollywood" at The Black Hole Theatre and "Out of Gas on Lovers' Leap" at the Pasadena Playhouse.

In her free time, the Washington, D.C. native and Dr. seuss fan likes to surf the web, practice kick-boxing and spend time with her dogs and cats. She currently resides in Los Angeles.

David's Acting Career: A native of Philadelphia, Boreanaz was exposed to television at a young age - his father is a veteran weather forecaster for WPVI in Philadelphia. Since seeing the inspiring performance of Yul Brynner in "The King and I" at the young age of seven, Boreanaz had a feeling that acting would be in his future. After graduating from Ithaca College, he moved to Los Angeles to try his luck in Hollywood.

While studying the craft of acting, Borneanaz lived the life of a starving actor doing such jobs as parking cars, painting houses and handing out towels at a sports club. Yet, it was while walking his dog in a Hollywood neighbourhood that a manager spotted his brooding, intense look and instantly signed his as a client.

His first big break was a guest shot on "Married...With Children" playing Kelly Bundy's (Christina Applegate) biker boyfriend. He has also appeared in the television movie "Men Don't Lie."

On Stage, Boreanaz has performed at the Ensemble Theatre in "Hateful of Rain," at the Gardner Stage in "Italian-American Reconciliation" and "Fool for Love," and on theatre row in "Cowboy Mouth." His feature film credits "Aspen Extreme," "Best of the Best 2" and "Eyes of the World."

Charisma -- a special charm or allure that inspires allegiance or devotion.
The perfect way to describe the beautiful Charisma Carpenter is by the definition of her name. This actress has shown through her numerous television appearances that she does have a special charm or at least great looks that leave men drooling.

Charisma made one of her first television appearances on the hit show Baywatch. She played an older girl that Hobie fell in love with. Did she ever look great in a bikini! From there she moved on to the Aaron Spelling drama Malibu Shores. On Malibu Shores, Charisma played a sort of mean character who was always out to destroy Chloe's  life. This is where I came across Charisma and discovered her great beauty. Unfortunately, Malibu Shores was axed after only a few shows. I thought that Charisma would disappear but she suddenly popped up in the new television program Buffy, the Vampire Slayer! Once again she plays the villain, always trying to one up Buffy. I think Charisma is good as a villain. But from what I have read she is nothing like this in real life. Before Charisma was acting she was a cheerleader with the San Diego Chargers. This shows that she has tremendous athletic talent as well as acting talent.
Before Malibu Shores began TV Guide stated that "if Malibu Shores is the next 90210, maybe Charisma Carpenter is the next Shannen Doherty. Also in an article entitled Mixing it up in Malibu in TV Guide the following was stated about Charisma's appearance in Malibu Shores. "The Shannen Doherty bad-girl role is taken by a sultry stunner, Charisma Carpenter, who in the pilot comes across as the most beguiling and fleshed-out character on-screen. (Offscreen too; she charmed a group of journalists recently by referring to her name as 'an absolute curse' and describing her Las Vegas childhood: 'My Mom owned a retail store, so I had these hot satin pants. I was like Satan at my all-Christian school.')"

It is obvious that Charisma is nothing like the characters she has played on both Malibu Shores and Buffy, the Vampire Slayer but the she is in fact a nice girl.

Anthony Stewart Head has enjoyed a successful acting career in his native England for many years, but it was a popular series of coffee commercials that brought him his greatest recognition in the United States. Head starred as the intriguing romantic lead in a dozen Taster's Choice commercials, each tracing the budding romance between two neighbours who share a love for the same coffee.

Head was a regular cast member on the sci-fi television series "VR.5." He also guest starred on the series "Highlander" and the critically acclaimed police drama "NYPD Blue." Additional credits include the Showtime movie "Royce" with Jim Belushi; and the feature films "A Prayer for the Dying," "Devil's Hill" and "Lady Chatterley's Lover."

He has performed in several BBC Productions, including "Secret Army," "Accident," "Bergerac," "The Grudge Fight," "Howard's Way" and "Pulaski." Head also starred in the British television productions "Enemy at the Door" and "Love in a Cold Climate."

Head was born in Camdentown, England, and grew up in Hampton. He attended the London Academy of Music and Dramatic Arts, and got his first show business break playing Jesus in "Godspell" in the West End. He went on to star in a number of Theatre productions, including "The Rocky Horror Picture Show," "Julius Caesar," "The Heiress," "Chess," Peter Shaffer's "Yonadab" at the Royal National Theatre, and "Rope." Head divides his time between home in Los Angeles and England.