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APA: Comedian, writer and actor
Chevy Chase is now repped by
Bradie Steinlauf, Barry McPherson and
Paul Santana. Chase most recently appeared as a series regular on NBC’s cult comedy
Community. He also had a memorable role in the 2010 hit comedy
Hot Tub Time Machine and will reprise his role in the upcoming sequel, set for release this Christmas. First catapulting to fame as one of the original series regulars on
Saturday Night Live, Chase’s four decade career has seen such highlights as the features
Caddyshack, Foul Play, Seems like Old Times, Spies Like Us, The Three Amigos, the
Fletch series and starring as Clark Griswold in
National Lampoon’s Vacation franchise. Currently, Chase is developing an ABC comedy for the 2015-2016 television season alongside his former
Vacation co-star Beverly D’Angelo.
CAA: Actor
Tom Ellis is now repped by
Ben Dey, Jason Heyman, John Sachs, Josh Lieberman and
Richard Kurtzman. Ellis will next appear in the lead role on USA’s new medical drama series
Rush, set to premiere this July. Prior to thenew series, Ellis worked extensively in film and television in the U.K. and is probably best known for his roles on such series as
EastEnders, The Catherine Tate Show, Pulling and
Miranda. Ellis’ other series credits have included
Agatha Christie’s Poirot, Doctor Who, Monday Monday and portraying Robin Hood on ABC’s hit
Once Upon a Time. Feature-wise, Ellis’ credits include
Buffalo Soldiers, Miss Conception and
Vera Drake, opposite Imelda Staunton.
CAA: Writer and director
Joseph Kosinski is now repped by
Todd Feldman. He was previously with Verve. Kosinski recently helmed the Tom Cruise sci-fi feature
Oblivion, released last summer. Three years earlier, Kosinski made his big screen directorial debut with the Disney Digital 3-D science fiction feature
Tron: Legacy, which starred Jeff Bridges and Garrett Hedlund. Originally starting his career as an architect, Kosinski worked primarily in commercials prior to the
Tron sequel, notably directing the “Starry Night” commercial for Halo 3 and the award-winning “Mad World” commercial for
Gears of War. Kosinski currently has several projects in various stages of development, including a
Tron: Legacy sequel, as well as a remake of
The Black Hole, the big screen adaptation of
The Twilight Zone and the racing feature
Go Like Hell.
Paradigm: Australian-born actor
Julian McMahon is now repped by
Jim Dempsey, Ken Stovitz, Brad Schenck and
Nick LoPiccolo. McMahon will next be seen in the drama
You’re Not You, opposite Hilary Swank and Emmy Rossum. He is probably best known, however, for his iconic role as Dr. Christian Troy on FX’s long running hit series
Nip/Tuck. He also played Cole Turner on the hit WB series
Charmed, as well as Victor von Doom in the
Fantastic Four franchise. McMahon started his career in the Australian soaps before making his U.S debut playing Ian Rain on NBC’s
Another World and starring in the primetime procedural
Profiler. His other screen credits have included the features
Faces in the Crowd, Paranoia, Fire with Fire, Premonition and
Red. McMahon received a Golden Globe nomination for his work on
Nip/Tuck.
UTA: Actor, writer and director
David Morrissey is now repped by
Chris Hart, Theresa Peters, Dan Erlij, Jacob Fenton, Lauren Meltzner, and
James Kearney. Morrissey most recently wrapped production on the BBC1 series
The Driver, which is set to air later this year. Morrissey will produce and star in the title role. He also recently finished an arc in his best-known role stateside, playing The Governor on AMC’s mega-hit series
The Walking Dead. Prior to landing his signature role, Morrissey worked extensively in theatre and British television. He was cast in his first major role on the series
One Summer at 18 and his subsequent television credits have included
State of Play, Blackpool, Meadowlands and the
Sense & Sensibility miniseries. Feature credits have included
Our Mutual Friend, Hilary and Jackie, Derailed, The Reaping, The Other Boleyn Girl and
Welcome to the Punch. In 2009, Morrissey made his feature directorial debut with
Don’t Worry About Me.
UTA: William Fichtner is now repped by
Chris Hart, Jordan Berkus, Sarah Clossey, Jacob Fenton, and
Hailey Wierengo. Fichtner currently stars in the NBC series
Crossing Lines, which premiered last summer. He also recently appeared in 2013’s
Elysium, opposite Matt Damon, and Disney’s
The Lone Ranger, opposite Johnny Depp. Starting off as a regular on
As the World Turns in 1987, Fichtner has led a prolific career with notable roles in such features as
The Underneath, Albino Alligator, Contact, Armageddon, Pearl Harbor, Black Hawk Down, Crash, Mr. and Mrs. Smith, The Dark Knight and
Drive Angry. His television credits have included
Grace Under Fire, Invasion, Prison Break and
Entourage. Next up, Fichtner will be seen in the Tommy Lee Jones-directed The
Homesman, which will play in competition at Cannes. He also will appear as Shredder in Michael Bay’s reboot of
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, set to be released in August.
UTA: Actress and improvisational comedienne
Jessica St. Clair is now repped by
Jacob Fenton, Jay Gassner, Blair Kohan, Brian Nossokoff, Larry Salz, and
Jo Yao. St. Clair co-created and currently stars with collaborator Lennon Parham in the USA comedy series
Playing House, inspired by the real life friendship between the two actresses. She also has a recurring role on Andy Daly’s Comedy Central series
Review. A sketch performer and improviser with the Upright Citizens Brigade, St. Clair and Parham previously created and starred in the NBC comedy series
Best Friends Forever. St. Clair was also a regular panelist on VH1’s
Best Week Ever and has appeared in such features as
For Your Consideration, It’s Complicated, She’s Out of My League, Bridesmaids and
The Dictator. St. Clair also starred on the ABC series
In the Motherhood and has played recurring parts on
Worst Week and
Veep.
WME Entertainment: Actress and ballet dancer
Sarah Hay is now a client. Hay was recently cast in the lead role in the upcoming Starz ballet drama
Flesh and Bone. The drama, which comes from
Breaking Bad writer and executive producer Moira Walley-Beckett, was just ordered to series earlier this year. Prior to landing her lead role, Hay worked primarily as a ballet dancer, starting the school of American Ballet at only eight years old and joining the Dresden Semperoper Ballett in Germany in 2010. Her professional credits have included the title role in
Cinderella, as well as roles in Balanchine’s
Coppelia, Aaron Watkin’s
Nutcracker and Balanchine’s
Emeralds. Hay’s previous film and television roles have included the short
You’re Invited to Mary-Kate and Ashley’s Ballet Party and
Black Swan.
