Playing gruff cops and federal agents most of the time, Mark Rolston has appeared in movies like Rush Hour, Saw V and VI, Lethal Weapon 2 and Aliens and has also appeared in a bunch of TV shows.

One of the go to guys for period war movies, Barry Pepper is probably best known for playing the sniper, Pvt. Jackson, in Saving Private Ryan and appeared in a bunch of movies already this year, like Broken City and Snitch.

If you are looking for an older, mentor type for your fantasy show or movie, Liam Cunningham should be one of your first choices after playing characters like Davos on Game of Thrones.

If you need a stoic Japanese military officer or samurai, Ken Watanabe is the obvious choice, appearing in movies like The Last Samurai, Batman Begins and Inception.

James Frain has been specializing in playing various villains, from the Victorian era in The Count of Monte Cristo to most recently on Grimm.

Probably best known for playing Death in Bill and Ted’s Bogus Journey, William Sadler has appeared in a number of movies and TV shows, usually as an evil military officer, and most recently appeared as President Ellis in Iron Man 3.

Since the show started, Paul Guilfoyle has been taking down criminals and investigating crime scenes as Jim Brass on CSI and has also appeared in movies like Air Force One and The Negotiator.

“Once a film is made and it exists, someone somewhere is going to watch it and that is kind of the magic of it all”

Dean Stockwell has been appearing in movies and TV shows since the mid 1940′s and is probably best know for his role as Al in Quantum Leap.

Probably most famous for playing the disturbing serial killer Buffalo Bill in The Silence of the Lambs, Ted Levine switched to the other side of the law in recent years, playing tons of military and police characters.