Actor Bios – virginalexander.com

Mika Boorem

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Mika Boorem began acting at a very young age in local theater in Tucson, Arizona before moving to Los Angeles to pursue a film and television career. Her feature film credits include Smile, Sleepover, Blue Crush, The Patriot, Along Came a Spider, Hearts in Atlantis, and Carolina. She has appeared on Dawson’s Creek, House, Touched by an Angel, Ghost Whisperer. She starred in ABC Family’s The Initiation of Sarah and the Lifetime Movie drama, Augusta, Gone, for which she won a Prism Award. Her work in Smile was honored at the Stony Brook Film Festival where she received the Rising Star Award. Mika was also nominated for a Teen Choice Award and four Young Artist Awards. Currently, Mika is an aspiring producer and director with several projects in development. In addition to Virgin Alexander, she can be seen in the upcoming films Street, The Ward, and Good Day For It.

Paige Howard

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Paige Howard attended NYU’s TISCH drama program and the Royal Academy
of Dramatic Arts in London. After doing a good deal of New York City theater including playing the title character in Mary Rose by J.M. Barry at the Vineyard Theater she moved to film when she was cast in the critically acclaimed Adventureland by director Greg Mottola. She has also had guest starring roles in 90210 and Medium. After co-starring in Virgin Alexander, Paige has just recently completed co-starring in the independent feature Cheesecake Casserole by director Renji Philip and the horror film, Death Method, by director Frank Merle. You can also see her on the web-series, Stalk Talk, which airs starting the end of January.

Kevin McCaffrey

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Kevin McCaffrey is a comedian and writer based in New York City. He has appeared on The Late Show with David Letterman many times, and can be seen on TruTV each week on The Smoking Gun Presents: World’s Dumbest series. Kevin has been a contributing monologue writer for The Late Show with David Letterman since 2004, and he has also written for various shows on VH1, MTV, and Discovery, including Cash Cab. No, he cannot get you on Cash Cab. Virgin Alexander represents Kevin’s feature film debut, and also marks the first time he has ever played a father…that he knows of!!!
(IMDB.com confirms this fact.)

He thoroughly enjoyed working on the film, and got along with every actor in the cast except for one, against whom he now plans to hold a lifelong grudge.

He also regularly tours the country as a stand up comedian, and his full performance schedule is at www.kevin-mccaffrey.com.

Richard Lounello

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Rich is as much a stage actor as a film actor having appeared in such shows as Death Of A Salesman, Tuesday’s With Morrie, Take Me Out and It Had To Be You. On film Rich played the lead in many independent films including The Last Round, Detour and American General. He will also be seen on an upcoming episode of HBO’s Curb Your Enthusiasm. Rich is also a writer/director whose short film The Loop is currently making the film festival circuit where it has won several awards.

Philip Leggett

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Philip Leggett was born in New Orleans, Louisiana October 23, 1981 and grew up in Houston, Texas. He attended the University of Texas at Austin, where he focused on theater. After college, he continued his training and began acting professionally starring in a national commercial and co-starring in several independent films. Recently he has move to Los Angeles where he studies technique and improv comedy at Playhouse West. Philip has made acting the focus of his life, and is thrilled about what the future will bring.

Nick Kanellis

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Nick Kanellis is a Northwestern University graduate and Iowa Native. He can be seen improvising at the Magnet Theater in an improv group called Trike. Nick works as a performer and teaching artist with the Striking Viking Story Pirates, New York’s premier absurdist children’s theater company, and as a motion capture actor for Launch, where he dons a spandex suit covered in reflective balls to do the movements for animated characters. He can also be seen as the professional wrestler King of Hearts at the Upright Citizen’s Brigade theater and on MTV’s “Truth” add campaign, and on the Onion Sports Network. Read more at Time Out NY

Joseph D’Onofrio

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Joseph D’Onofrio has been in a number of iconic film classics including Goodfellas, A Bronx Tale and Jungle Fever. He has been working in films and television for over 20 years. Currently, he can be seen on his recurring role on TBS’ Are We There Yet?.

Jordan Dean

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Jordan Dean: Broadway: Cymbeline (Lincoln Center). Off-Broadway: The New Century (Lincoln Center), As You Like It (NYSF), The Free Zone (UBU Rep), and Six Characters in Search of an Author. He worked at numerous theater festivals around the country including The Williamstown Theater Festival. TV: Guiding Light, Law and Order, Law and Order: CI. Film: Burning Blue (upcoming) and Jersey Girl. Training: Carnegie Mellon University

David Dastmalchian

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David Dastmalchian is originally from Kansas. He trained in theatre at DePaul University in Chicago and went on to perform on stage with many theatres there. Some roles include Tom in The Glass Menagerie at Shattered Globe Theatre, Ezra Pound in Sailing to Byzantium with Caffeine Theatre and LeBeau in As You Like It at Writer’s Theatre. His film and TV work includes roles in The Dark Knight, ER, Horsemen, Say When, Brutal, and the upcoming Death Method. David wrote and produced the short film, Keen, which will be released soon.

Patrick Carroll

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Patrick Carroll is a Brooklyn based actor born in Boston. Film: Redacted. On television he has appeared on Law & Order, Eleventh Hour, and Six Degrees. He can currently be seen on Broadway in Good People at Manhattan Theatre Club through April.