Grace Park

Character: Kono Kalakaua

Grace Park is best known to audiences for her starring role on the critically acclaimed
series Battlestar Galactica, in which she played not one but two leading roles. Her
performance in the season one cliffhanger garnered her a place in TV Guide's 100 Most
Memorable Moments in TV History. The series received a Peabody Award in 2006 and has
been named one of television's best shows by Rolling Stone, TV Guide, The New York Times
Magazine, Entertainment Weekly and Newsday.

Born in Los Angeles and raised in Canada, Park received a degree in psychology from
the University of British Columbia before turning her attention to film and television where she
was almost immediately cast in the Jet Li film Romeo Must Die. More recently, she starred in
the independent feature West 32nd.

Park's other television credits include memorable appearances in Stargate SG-1, The
Dead Zone, The Outer Limits and Edgemont. She also starred in the Canadian television
series, The Border. Most recently, she starred opposite Benjamin Bratt in the acclaimed cable
series The Cleaner.

In addition to her extensive television work, Park appeared in the stage production of
The Boys Next Door.

Park has been chosen as one of FHM Magazine's 100 Sexiest Women in the World and
one of Maxim's Hot 100.

Daniel Dae Kim

Character: Chin Ho Kelly

Through the diversity of his roles on stage and screen, Daniel Dae Kim continues to
expand the public's perception of the Asian-American man. In characters ranging from the King
of Siam, a Shakespearean hero and a social worker for the Chicago needy, to a counter-terrorist
agent, his work has consistently transcended the historical barriers of race and stereotype.

Kim is best known to audiences for his portrayal of Jin on Lost. For his performance,
he shared a 2006 Screen Actors Guild Award for Best Ensemble, and was individually honored
with an AZN Asian Excellence Award, a Multicultural Prism Award and a Vanguard Award
from the Korean American Coalition, all for Outstanding Performance by an Actor. In 2009, he
was recognized with the prestigious KoreAm Journal Achievement Award in the field of Arts
and Entertainment.

Born in Busan, South Korea, and raised in New York and Pennsylvania, Kim discovered
acting while he was a student at Haverford College. After briefly considering a career as an
attorney, he decided to follow his true passion and moved to New York City, where he began his
work on stage, performing in classics such as Romeo and Juliet, Ivanov and A Doll's
House, as well as acting with an improv comedy troupe. Despite his early success, however, he
decided to deepen his dedication to the craft by studying at New York University's Graduate
Acting Program, where he earned a Master's Degree in Fine Arts.

Upon graduation, Kim's film career began in earnest with roles in The Jackal, For
Love of the Game, The Hulk, Spider-Man 2 and The Cave, as well as the Academy
Award-winning Crash. Most recently, he completed production on The Adjustment Bureau,
starring Matt Damon. He is currently shooting Death Games, starring Samuel L. Jackson.

Scott Caan

Character: Danny "Danno" Williams

Actor, writer and director Scott Caan has starred in numerous feature films and has
written, directed and starred in several plays.

Caan's feature film credits include the Ocean's 11 franchise, American Outlaws, Into
the Blue, Friends with Money, Boiler Room, Ready to Rumble, Gone in 60 Seconds,
Enemy of the State and Varsity Blues. He's also starred in several independent films,
including Bongwater, Lunchtime Special, Nowhere, and the dark comedy, Novocaine,
opposite Steve Martin and Helena Bonham Carter.

Caan made his directorial debut with the film Dallas 362, in which he also starred.
After premiering at the Toronto Film Festival, it received the Critics' Choice Award at
CineVegas International Film Festival, and enjoyed a critically acclaimed limited release in
2005. He went on to write, direct and star in the film, The Dog Problem, which also received
rave reviews at the Toronto Film Festival. Most recently, Caan was in Mercy, which he also
penned and co-produced.

In 2001, Caan wrote, starred and co-directed the play, Almost Love, at LA's Playhouse
West. He has also written three feature scripts, the first of which, Chasing the Party, is set up
at Jerry Bruckheimer Productions with Caan attached to star. He is also in the process of setting
up two additional screenplays — the boxing drama, The Fight, and the ensemble drama,
Lowest Common Denominator.

On television, Caan has been receiving praise for his role on the cable series Entourage.
Currently, Caan resides in Los Angeles. His birth date is Aug. 23.

Alex O'Loughlin

Character: Steve McGarrett

Audiences fell in love with Alex O'Loughlin and his starring role as Mick St. John in the
vampire drama, Moonlight. He went on to star in the medical drama Three
Rivers, and was most recently seen on the big screen in The Back-Up Plan,
starring opposite Jennifer Lopez.

O'Loughlin's other film credits include Joel Silver's White Out with Kate Beckinsale,
August Rush, The Invisible, The Holiday and Oyster Farmer.

On television, his other credits include The Shield and the Australian miniseries Mary Bryant.

Born in Canberra, Australia, O'Loughlin studied acting at the National Institute of
Dramatic Art in Sydney. Currently, he resides in Los Angeles and enjoys riding motorcycles,
rock climbing, music and playing his guitar. He is actively involved in the charity Donate Life,
whose mission is to educate the public on the importance of organ donation. His birth date is
Aug. 24.