Bridget Regan


Bridget Regan is a film, television and stage actress originally from Carlsbad, California. Her film credits include the upcoming “The Best and the Brightest” staring Neal Patrick Harris and Amy Sedaris, “Sex and the City: The Movie,” “The Babysitters” and “Binders.” She played reccurring roles in “Six Degrees,” “The Black Donnelley’s,” “Law & Order: Criminal Intent,” and had guest appearances on “New Amsterdam” and “Love Monkey.” From December 2007 through March 2008, she originated the role of Cecile Leroux on Broadway in the comedy “Is He Dead?” written by Mark Twain, adapted by David Ives and directed by Michael Blakemore. She is a graduate of the North Carolina School of the Arts.

This is her first venture in producing. Her other current projects include two independent feature films “This Must Be The Place” and “Rua Taniwha” both to be shot in New Zealand.


Kahlan Amnell
Kahlan – the Mother Confessor and, in contrast to the novels on which the show is based, she is not the last living Confessor, at least until partway into the second season. As a Confessor, she has the power to magnify the love a person has within them for her, allowing her to control the person. This power allows her to serve the people of the Midlands, who respect and fear her. Her mother is deceased and she meets her father later in the series after many years of being estranged. Her sister appeared to have been killed at the beginning of the first episode in the series, but later we learn she has indeed survived, and will give birth to a male confessor. In Kahlan's quest to defeat Rahl, her role is to protect the Seeker with her life. She develops a deep love for Richard, which is torment for them both since her Confessor's powers would be inadvertently unleashed in a moment of intimacy, making it impossible for Richard and Kahlan to act on their feelings for each other. Executive producer Robert Tapert describes Kahlan as "a female action hero for 2009… she's perhaps more feminine at the same time as being as ruthless as Xena was.

Bridget Regan & Ian Pai

 
Produced by Ian Pai (co-founder of Blue Man Group, music director of Fischerspooner), and Bridget Regan (star of Disney-ABC’s Legend of the Seeker), CAMP WANATACHI follows the story of 13 year-old Jana—an impetuous, pubescent, born-again Christian. This summer, Jana’s world is turned upside down when her friendship with Titi O’Malley—a promiscuous, bulimic beauty— challenges her faith and forces her to wrestle with desires she’d rather leave under the covers. Under an idyllic sky and fueled by roasted marshmallows, a cast of eccentric campers and counselors struggle to understand what love truly means.

Written and composed by Natalie Weiss (of Unicornicopia), and featuring electronic music by glitch-hop pioneer Travis Stewart, aka Machinedrum,CAMP WANATACHI packs an unexpected punch, providing a score never-before-heard in musical theater. With a shockingly funny book co-written by Weiss and Bekah Brunstetter (OORAH!, Atlantic Theater Company),CAMP WANATACHI is side-splittingly sincere.

Directed by Matt Cowart (Sondheim: the birthday concert with the New York Philharmonic), this new musical “defies all expectations of both coming-of-age tails and musicals. The result is refreshing and uplifting.” (TimeOut New York).

Horner discovered a love for acting after appearing in school productions of A Midsummer Night's DreamThe Maids. In addition to performing, Horner's other creative talents include playing the guitar and writing music. An avid outdoorsman, Horner enjoys playing soccer, volleyball, tennis, swimming, skiing, snowboarding and kayaking. and

Richard Rahl

Richard – Raised under the name of Richard Cypher, he starts out in the series as a young woods guide living in Hartland, a town in Westland and a place where no magic exists. Richard is the adopted son of George Cypher and brother of Michael Cypher, but he does not know who his real parents are or that Zedd is his grandfather. He discovers that he is the first true Seeker in a thousand years - "a hero who arises in the times of trouble and suffering and seeks out evil".^[9] Although Richard is reluctant to be the Seeker, he is earnest in fulfilling his role as he is the person prophesied to defeat Darken Rahl. Along the way he becomes closer to Kahlan and falls in love with her. Craig Horner explains Richard's character as someone who is "what you see is what you get" and is "so truthful", adding that "the only thing he's been taught to reserve his whole life is his anger, and he can release that once he starts to get hold of this Sword of Truth.

Release Date: 28 September 2010 (USA)
Genre: Short

Bethell trained at Screenwise completing the 12 Month Intensive program in December 2007.In February 2007, Tabrett Bethell modeled Neill Grigg race day fascinator modeled after the Harbour Bridge, for a cover image used by The Daily Telegraph.^[4] In 2009, Tabrett began filming Legend of the Seeker, a television show based on Terry Goodkind's Sword of Truth series. She portrays a Mord-SithCara who first appears at the end of the first season before becoming a regular in season 2. Besides starring as Amy in Anyone You Want, a film which was directed by Campbell Graham, Bethell also plays the role of Chris in Strangers Lovers Killers. Aside from that, she plays the character Beth in the upcoming Australian thriller The Clinic which is set for release in 2010. It is directed by James Rabbitts and was shot in Deniliquin NSW, Australia. named

Genre: Short 

Bruce Spence (born September 17, 1945 in Auckland, New Zealand) is an actor, having spent most of his career performing in Australia. Bruce attended Henderson High School in West Auckland.