Jeremy was born in Birmingham, Alabama, the eldest of four, where he lived until the age of three, when he moved with his mother to Hollywood. At the age of 17 he joined the Marine Corp and was eventually sent to Vietnam for the last months of the war. On leaving the Marines, Jeremy got varius jobs including truck driving and bartending, whilst honing his acting skills. By the age of 25, he was serious about acting and joined the American Conservatory Theater with whom he toured. It was some yers before he turned his attention to landing TV and film roles, and has featured in such films as Star Trek VI, The Mask and TV shows like Xena, Hercules amd of course, Buffy the Vampire Slayer. Jeremy continues to appear in a wide variety of roles in bioth film and television

Harry was born in Ausberg, Germany and his family emigrated to San Francisco when he was two. Harry attended the University of Washington and graduated in 1978, by the next year he had already got his breakthrough role as Will Parker in the original Broadway production of Oklahoma! The year after that, in 1980, Harry made his big screen debut in the Steven Spielberg film Brubaker, starring Robert Redford.

Harry has continued to work on the screen (big and small) as well as continued to appear on the stage. He appeared in the original production of Cats and clocked up over 1000 performances of Crazy for you, most recently he did a stint as King Arthur in Spamalot. On the small screen he has recently appeared alongside Buffy alumni, David Boreanaz and Alyson Hannigan, in their new series', Bones and How I Met Your Mother respectively. He has also had recent appearances in Las Vegas and CSI: Crime Scene Investigation, On the big screen he has two films coming out this year, Beautiful Loser and The Happiest Day of His Life.

With thanks to the Somewhat Official Harry Groener Page.

Harris was born in Los Angeles and travelled extensively throughout Europe and Israel before deciding on an acting career. He attended UCLA, studying acting amd made his off-Broadway debut in 1963 in Next Time I'll Sing For You. Harris continued to work in theatre, making a name for himself acting in the classics, particularly Shakespeare.

It was 1970 before Harris began his career in film and television and has appeared in many numerous TV shows including Law & Order, Star Trek: Deep Space Nine and of course, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, more recently he has guest starred in, 24, Third Watch and Low & Order Criminal Intent.