With a professional acting career that spans nearly 29 years, Golden Globe winner and Emmy Award-nominated actor Dylan McDermott has built an impressive resume of diverse and memorable acting roles.

On Tuesday, April 12, 2022, McDermott debuted in his starring role as Remy Scott on CBS’ FBI: Most Wanted, during the third season of the hit Dick Wolf series. The drama focuses on the Fugitive Task Force, which relentlessly tracks and captures the notorious criminals on the Bureau’s Most Wanted list. Recently, McDermott garnered accolades for reprising his fan-favorite role of Richard Wheatley, Elliot Stabler’s (Chris Meloni) nemesis, on the second season of Dick Wolf’s NBC series, “Law & Order: Organized Crime.”

McDermott had his first breakthrough role in the film In the Line of Fire (1993) opposite Clint Eastwood. Since then, his numerous additional films include Miracle on 34th Street, Steel Magnolias (1989) alongside Julia Roberts, Home for the Holidays (1995), Olympus Has Fallen alongside Gerald Butler and Morgan Freeman, The Perks of Being a Wallflower (2012) as the father with Kate Walsh, Emma Watson and Logan Lerman, and the comedy The Campaign with Will Ferrell and Zach Galifianakis.

Also, he starred alongside Sophie Turner in Josie, which was released in March 2018. The film follows Hank, played by McDermott, who is a solitary man living a dull existence until he meets a high school student, Josie (Turner), with whom he develops a questionable relationship. McDermott also appeared in the indie film Blind (2017) with Alec Baldwin and Demi Moore. He played an indicted businessman whose wife (Moore) has an affair with a blind novelist (Baldwin).

In 2020, McDermott was seen in Ryan Murphy’s Netflix series Hollywood, for which he earned an Emmy nomination in the category of Best Supporting Actor in a Limited Series. Set in the 1940s, the series follows a group of aspiring actors and filmmakers in post-World War II Hollywood as they try to make it in Tinseltown—no matter the cost. The show is a behind-the-scenes look into Hollywood’s Golden Age during the 1940s, and the buried history of unfair systems and social inequalities spanning race, gender, and sexuality that many aspiring actors, writers, and directors faced as they tried to make it. McDermott played Ernie, who runs a service station where cars, as well as Hollywood heavyweights, come to get serviced.

In fall 2019, McDermott returned to Ryan Murphy’s long-running hit anthology series American Horror Story for its ninth season, titled American Horror Story: 1984. The FX series served as a homage to the slasher films of the 1980s. McDermott played Bruce, a murderous hitchhiker. Additionally, in fall 2019, McDermott took part in Ryan Murphy’s 10-episode Netflix comedy series The Politician, which revolved around the political aspirations of Payton Hobart (Ben Platt), a wealthy Santa Barbarian. McDermott played Theo Sloan, Astrid’s (Lucy Boynton) father, and husband to January Jones’ character.

In 2018, McDermott starred in the comedy series LA to Vegas. McDermott portrayed Captain Dave, an over-the-top pilot in the workplace comedy about a flight crew on the weekly Friday night flight from LAX to Vegas.

For eight seasons, McDermott portrayed senior defense attorney Bobby Donnell on the ABC legal drama The Practice, which garnered him a Golden Globe for Best Performance by an Actor in a Television Series and an Emmy nomination. His other TV credits include FX’s American Horror Story’s first two seasons, American Story: Murder House (2011) and American Story: Asylum (2013) opposite Connie Britton and Jessica Lange; TNT’s cop drama Dark Blue (2009-2010); and the CBS dramas Hostages (2013-2014) and Stalker (2014-2015).

Born in Waterbury, Conn., and raised in NYC as of his early teen years, McDermott lives in Los Angeles when he isn’t in production in New York City. His birthday is Oct. 26. Follow him on Twitter @DylanMcDermott and Instagram @dylan.mcdermott.

Roxy Sternberg starred in the acclaimed docu-drama Mars, from Imagine Entertainment, and appeared in season two of the series Absentia, opposite Stana Katic. Also, she starred in the British comedy sketch show Famalam. Sternberg was a series regular on Emerald City and was featured in the BAFTA winning comedy Chewing Gum as well as Into The Badlands.

Sternberg’s first job was the lead role in It’s a Lot, a British urban cult comedy, which she landed quickly after graduating from the Royal Holloway University in London. Sternberg grew up in Hammersmith in West London and currently resides in Brooklyn, NY.

Keisha Castle-Hughes has amassed a large body of notable work over the years. Most recently, she appeared in the limited series Manhunt: Unabomber, starring alongside Sam Worthington and Paul Bettany. Earlier, she starred in Cameron Crowe’s series Roadies, with Luke Wilson, Carla Gugino, and Imogen Poots. Also, Castle-Hughes appeared in Game of Thrones as Obara Sand.

On the feature film side, Castle-Hughes’ break-through role as Paikea in Niki Caro’s film Whale Rider earned her an Oscar nomination for Best Actress in 2003 as well as international acclaim. Her additional film credits include Thank You for Your Service, opposite Miles Teller, Haley Bennett, and Amy Schumer, written and directed by Jason Hall (American Sniper); George Lucas’ Star Wars: Episode III in 2005 playing Queen Naboo; and The Nativity Story, in the role of Mary opposite Oscar Issacs as Joseph.

Born in Donnybrook, Western Australia, Castle-Hughes grew up in Auckland, New Zealand. Currently, she resides in Los Angeles. Her birthday is March 24. Follow her on Twitter @YoItsKeisha.

Alexa Davalos is perhaps best known for her role in the Emmy Award-winning drama series “The Man in the High Castle.” Her additional television credits include series regular roles in “Mob City” and “Reunion,” and guest-starring roles in “The Punisher,” “Raines,” “Angel” and “Undeclared.” Also, Davalos held supporting roles in the television movies “Surrender, Dorothy” and “And Starring Pancho Villa as Himself.”

Davalos’ film credits include supporting roles in “Defiance,” alongside Daniel Craig; “The Chronicles of Riddick,” opposite Vin Diesel and Judi Dench; “Feast of Love,” with Morgan Freeman; “The Mist,” with Marcia Gay Harden; and “Clash of the Titans,” opposite Sam Worthington, Liam Neeson and Ralph Fiennes.

Born in Paris, France, Davalos speaks both French and English. Acting is in her family – her grandfather, Richard Davalos, starred with James Dean in “East of Eden,” and, as a child, she often traveled between New York, Paris, Italy and Los Angeles to follow her mother, Elyssa Davalos, and her acting career. Prior to acting, Davalos was a model in Manhattan for various photographers, including Peter Lindbergh.

Her birthday is May 28. Follow her on Instagram and Twitter @alexakdavalos.

Edwin Hodge joins the cast of FBI: MOST WANTED as Special Agent Ray Cannon at the start of the
hit series’ fourth season.

Prior to FBI: MOST WANTED, Hodge starred as a series regular on the Network drama series “Good
Sam.” Additionally, he was a lead in the Amazon/Skydance feature “The Tomorrow War,” opposite
Chris Pratt and J.K. Simmons, along with a prominent role in the HBO series “Winning Time: The Rise
of the Lakers Dynasty,” which chronicled the 1980s Los Angeles Lakers, opposite Adrien Brody, Sally
Field and John C. Reilly.

Hodge was also a series regular on the military drama series “SIX.” He has had recurring roles on
“Mayans M.C.,” “For All Mankind,” “Chicago Fire,” “Secrets and Lies,” and Bill Lawrence’s “Cougar
Town,” in which he played Busy Philipps’ love interest. Additional TV credits include “Sleepy Hollow,”
“Rosewood,” “Boston Public,” and “Jack & Bobby.”

Hodge appeared in the romantic comedy “If Not Now, When?” with Mekia Cox and had a supporting
role in the hit feature “Transformers: Bumblebee” with Hailee Steinfeld. He is recognized for his
pivotal lead role in the Universal/Blumhouse feature franchise “The Purge” and was the only actor to
appear in the first three films. He co-starred opposite James Caan in “The Good Neighbor” and had
a lead role in the horror feature “As Above, So Below.” Additional film credits include the reboot of
“Red Dawn,” opposite Chris Hemsworth and Josh Hutcherson, and the cult hit “All the Boys Love
Mandy Lane.” Additionally, Hodge recently wrapped filming the independent feature “Parallel
Forests” (which he co-wrote and is a producer on) with his brother, Aldis Hodge.

Hodge is a volunteer with St. Jude’s Children’s Hospital and The Los Angeles Mission, a non-profit
organization that helps individuals and families gripped by addictions and homelessness.

In his free time, Hodge enjoys cooking and is an avid golfer.

Hodge’s birthday is Jan. 26. Follow him on Twitter @EdwinHodge and Instagram @chaoticsymphony.