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FRANCOIS CHAU Chau has played a number of diverse roles in both movies and on TV, most notably as The Shredder in Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles II: The Secret of the Ooze, and as Dr. Pierre Chang in 17 episodes of ABC’s Lost. He has appeared as Koo Yin, a Chinese consul in the drama 24 and a Chinese diplomat in Stargate SG-1. He was the voice of Quick Kick on G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero and Dr. Shen in XCOM: Enemy Unknown, and he portrayed Lieutenant Winston ‘Vagabond’ Chang in the Wing Commander III and Wing Commander IV video games. Chau has also guest starred in Alias, Criminal Minds, Grey’s Anatomy, JAG, Medium, The X-Files, and Dr. Martin Ng in the American sci-fi series Gemini Division. His latest projects have included a Syfy production, The Expanse, starring as recurring character Jules-Pierre Mao, father of main character Julie Mao, and a recurring role as Arthur’s step-father Walter on The Tick. He has also appeared in the Disney Channel spy action comedy, K.C. Undercover, where he plays Zane, an evil villain who kidnaps K.C. and threatens to kill her family due to a checkered history with them. Most recently Chau portrayed mob boss Mr. Keo in Cathy Yan’s live action DC adaptation of Birds of Prey, starring Margot Robbie as Harley Quinn. |
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ERNIE REYES JR. Ernie Reyes Jr. is an American martial artist, actor, and stunt performer known for his dynamic presence in action films and television. Born on January 15, 1972, in San Jose, California, he was introduced to martial arts at a young age by his father, Ernie Reyes Sr., a renowned martial artist and founder of the West Coast World Martial Arts Association. Reyes Jr. quickly gained recognition for his skills, leading to opportunities in the entertainment industry. He made his acting debut in the 1980s, starring in the TV series Sidekicks and appearing in films like The Last Dragon (1985). He performed as Donatello’s stunt double in Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (1990) then gained widespread recognition as Keno in Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles II: The Secret of the Ooze (1991) and later starred in the cult classic Surf Ninjas (1993). Beyond acting, he has worked as a stunt performer in major films, including The Rundown (2003) alongside Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson and Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull (2008). Reyes Jr.’s contributions to martial arts in film have cemented his legacy as a trailblazer for Asian-American action stars. |
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ROBBIE RIST Robbie Rist has had a long career in many areas of the TV and movie industry since he was a child including acting, doing voice work, and even composing music. Most famously voicing Michelangelo in all three original live action Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Films, appearing on the Brady Bunch as Cousin Oliver, Dr. Zee in Galactica, doing voices for Naruto, Batman the Animated Series, Balto, Doc Mcstuffins, and lots more. Robbie also produced all the music for Sharknado and had a role as well. |
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KENN SCOTT Kenn is most well-known for his portrayal of ‘Raphael’ in the original 1990s live-action films Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles II: The Secret of the Ooze, as both an action performer and animatronic suit performer. FUN FACT: In the first TMNT movie, Kenn plays the “Fellow ‘Chucker” foot soldier that battles Michelangelo with nunchucks. Kenn also starred in the worldwide martial arts cult hit SHOWDOWN, and kicked his way through martial arts thrillers Sworn to Justice and Recoil, he also appeared in Disney’s Newsies and Full Moon’s Doctor Mordrid. Kenn wrote all about his turtle adventures in the Amazon best selling book, Teenage Ninja to Mutant Turtle: Becoming the Reel Raphael (also available in audiobook narrated by Kenn Scott). |
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BRIAN TOCHI Brian Tochi is celebrated as the voice of ‘Leonardo’ in all three of the original 90s live-action Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles films. Brian is also widely recognized for starring in two of the most beloved comedy franchises of all time: Police Academy (as ‘Nogata’) and Revenge of the Nerds (as ‘Takashi’). A series star in 6 on-camera TV shows, he is also known for many animated roles, including ‘Shiv’ in Static Shock, ‘Master Hama’ in Johnny Bravo, ‘Liu Kang’ in the animated Mortal Kombat series, and various characters in Avatar: The Last Airbender, Family Guy, Scooby-Doo, Batman Beyond, and more; he also voices many top video games. Fun Fact: Brian is only one of two living actors to have appeared in an original Star Trek episode and returned for a subsequent spin-off in Star Trek: The Next Generation. |
Ryan Drummond is an actor, performer, singer, clown and is best known for his role as the original voice of SONIC THE HEDGEHOG in the Sonic the Hedgehog video game franchise from 1998 to 2004.
Ryan also has many on-screen credits including BAYWATCH, POINT PLEASANT, TWO GUYS A GIRL AND A PIZZA PLACE and your favorite Cheerleading movie, BRING IT ON.
Ryan has also voiced countless characters in over 75 video games unrelated to SONIC. For example, Eliot Ballade in Blue Stinger, Kevin Kertsman in Illbleed, Rick Arlen in Nancy Drew: Stay Tuned For Danger, Pizza Boy in Twisted Metal 4, Jonathan Carnahan in The Mummy, Multiple Characters in Backyard Baseball, Football, and Soccer, and he has recently voiced the Doctor in Mafia: Definitive Edition.
Drummond has also voiced many of your favorite Halloween animatronics and decorations. His voice can be prominently found every Halloween season at Spirit Halloween, Halloween City, Home Depot, Costco, Target, Sam’s Club and Lowe’s. His most popular robots include: GRIMM THE SKELETON, BUZZSAW, NOZZLES, BAPHOMET and MR. SALTY (Spirit Halloween) and FRANKENSTEIN’S MONSTER, GRAVEDIGGER, BOOGEYMAN, SINISTER STEVE and THD-3000 (Home Depot). Just to name a few…
Born in June of 1956 in Corby, Northants, England, Alan Davis had no formal art education — unpleasant experiences with ‘art establishment’ reinforced his primary ambition to be a carpenter. Davis began contributing to comics as a part-time hobby that quickly became a full-time job.
His first professional comic work was on Captain Britain in 1981 for Marvel UK. Marvelman for Warrior followed less than a year later. Harry Twenty on the High Rock for 2000AD allowed the hobby to become a full-time job. D.R. and Quinch followed. In 1985, Davis landed his first US work for DC Comics on Batman and the Outsiders, followed by Detective Comics. A few X-Annuals led to art duties on Excalibur. Since then he has never stopped working in comics.
His other list of credits include, but are not limited to: Wolverine: Bloodlust, creating/writing/drawingThe ClanDestine, JLA: The Nail, Superboy’s Legion, Fantastic Four: The End, Thor, Captain America, Savage Hulk, three 100-page Thanos OGNs, and most recently working with Paul Levitz on the new mini-series Avengers: War Across Time.
Davis has been married to his wife Heather since 1977 with two children and four grandchildren.
