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Agencies
Abrams Artists Agency: Actor
Lane Garrison is now a client in the theatrical department.Garrison is currently appearing in a role on the new El Rey network series
From Dusk Til Dawn. He also will recur in a role on The CW’s upcoming series
The Messengers. However, Garrison is probably best known to audiences for his breakthrough role, portraying David “Tweeney” Apolskis on the hit Fox series
Prison Break. His other television roles have included playing Buck Barrow in 2013’s mini-series
Bonnie and Clyde: Dead and Alive and recurring on NBC’s
The Event. Garrison's feature credits have included
Shooter, opposite Mark Wahlberg, and
Camp X-Ray, opposite Kristen Stewart. The latter film premiered earlier this year at the Sundance Film Festival and will be released in late 2014.Garrison continues to be managed by Matt Floyd and Dannielle Thomas at Untitled.
CAA: Actor, producer, writer and director
Andy Garcia is now repped by
Franklin Latt, Kevin Huvane, Chris Andrews, Michael Katcher, Tony Etz and
Christy Haubegger. Garcia will soon appear in the feature films
Kill the Messenger and
Let’s Be Cops, opposite Damon Wayans, Jr. and Jake Johnson. Starting off his career in the early eighties, Garcia has led a prolific career with memorable roles in such features as
The Untouchables, The Godfather Part III, Internal Affairs, Black Rain, When A Man Loves a Woman and the
Ocean’s Eleven franchise. In 2005, Garcia moved into directing, helming his first feature
The Lost City, in which he starred opposite Dustin Hoffman and Bill Murray. Up next, the busy actor is set to appear in
What About Love, Max Steel and
Headlock. He will also direct and star in
Hemingway and Fuentes, a feature he co-wrote with Hilary Hemingway, the niece of Ernest Hemingway. Garcia was nominated for an Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor for his performance in
The Godfather, Part III.
CAA: Writer and producer
David E Kelley is now repped by
Rob Kenneally and
Joe Cohen. He was previously with WME. Kelley most recently created and produced the hit CBS series
The Crazy Ones, starring Robin Williams and Sarah Michelle Gellar. Starting his career as a writer on the Steven Bochco series
L.A. Law, Kelley went on to executive produce that series and then co-create
Doogie Howser M.D. with Bochco in 1992. After launching David E Kelley Productions, Kelly subsequently created and produced a slew of iconic series including
Picket Fences, Chicago Hope, The Practice, Ally McBeal, Boston Public, Boston Legal and
Harry’s Law. Kelley is one of the few producers to have their series run on all four of the top U.S. networks. In addition to his multiple Emmy wins, Kelley also pulled off the rare feat of winning both Outstanding Drama Series and Outstanding Comedy Series in 1999, for his series
The Practice and
Ally McBeal respectively.
CAA: Reggaeton star
Yandel is now repped by
Bruno Del Granado. Yandel recently completed his first solo U.S. tour, in support of his second solo album
De Lider a Leyenda. Emerging on the music scene in 1995, Yandel is probably best known as a member of the Reggaton duo Wisin & Yandel and overall the Grammy-winning singer-producer has sold more than 20 million albums worldwide. In 2003, Yandel released his first solo album
Quien Contra Mí. His second album
De Lider a Leyenda followed last year, which featured the singles "Hasta Abajo" and "Hable De Ti." Yandel also served as a coach on the third season Mexico’s version of
The Voice,
La Voz… Mexico.
UTA: Actor
Michael Landes is now repped by
Nancy Gates and
Darren Boghosian. Landes recently starred opposite Anne Heche in the NBC series
Save Me. He’s also appeared in guest roles on
The Crazy Ones and
Reckless. Starting his career on ABC’s
The Wonder Years, Landes is probably best known for his role as Jimmy Olsen in the first season of
Lois and Clark: The New Adventures of Superman. He also starred in the UPN series
Special Unit 2 and he served as a series regular on the Series 1 of the BBC show
Love Soap. His other television credits include recurring parts on
Ghost Whisperer, Don’t Trust the B---- in Apartment 23 and the BBC series
Material Girl. His feature credits include
Final Destination 2, Last Chance Harvey, Possession, 11-11-11 and
Burlesque.
WME Entertainment: Screenwriter and producer
Ed Ricourt is now repped in all areas. After years of struggle and penning several buzzed-about scripts that went unproduced, Ricourt finally got his big break with last year’s hit feature
Now You See Me, which starred Jesse Eisenberg and Mark Ruffalo, and ended up grossing $351 million worldwide. Ricourt co-scripted that film with Boaz Yakin, sharing screen credit with Ed Solomon. Next up, Ricourt is set to be a consulting producer on the upcoming Netflix/Marvel series
Jessica Jones, about an ex-superheroine who now runs her own detective agency. He’s also scripting the graphic novel adaptation
Anomaly. Ricourt continues to be managed by Madhouse Entertainment.
Management Companies
Maverick: Grammy-winning singer
Alicia Keys has signed with
Ron Laffitte and
Guy Oseary for management. Keys is currently at work on her sixth album after her previous album
Girl on Fire debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard 200. Releasing her first studio album with 2001’s
Songs in A Minor, Keys’ debut went on to sell over 12 million copies worldwide and earned Keys five Grammy awards, including Best New Artist and Song of the Year for “Fallin.” Her subsequent albums have included
The Diary of Alicia Keys, Unplugged, As I Am, Element of Freedom and
Girl on Fire. In addition to her music career, Keys has made numerous television appearances and she has acted in such features as
Smokin’ Aces, The Nanny Diaries and
The Secret Life of Bees. Altogether, Keys has collected a total of 15 Grammys and has sold over 35 million albums and 30 million singles worldwide. In 2010, VH1 included Keys in their list of the 100 Greatest Artists of All Time.
More/Medavoy Management: Actress and screenwriter
Sarah Wayne Callies is now repped by
Erwin More and
Brian Medavoy. Callies will soon appear in the New Line/Warner Bros. feature
Into the Storm, which will be released on August 8
th. She also recently wrapped production on
The Other Side of the Door, helmed by Johanne Roberts. Callies is probably best known, however, for her role playing Lori Grimes on
The Walking Dead, as well as portraying Dr. Sara Tancredi for five seasons on
Prison Break. Starting her career in the early 2000s, Callies’ first starring role was on the 2003 WB series
Tarzan. She also played a recurring character on the CBS show
Queens Supreme. In addition to her acting career, Callies is a screenwriter, having previously optioned a screenplay to the Toronto-based company Film Farm. She is currently penning a project for Gale Anne Hurd’s Valhalla Productions.
