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Sofia Milos starred opposite David Caruso on the international hit show "CSI: Miami" as Yelina Salas, sister-in-law and impossible love of Horatio Caine, from seasons 1 to 8 (2003-2010).

Milos has over 237 hours of television on the air, as well as on film.

more recently Sofia recurred on Robert Zemeckis's "Project Bluebook" as the dangerous spy Daria.

She starred as Homeland Security Agent Bianca La Garda, in the action-packed international TV drama "The Border" (2007-2010), for which she won a nomination at the Monte Carlo International Television Festival. Sofia Milos also hosted the Award Show in Monaco in 2012 with French host Bernard Monteil.

The role which first garnered her the international notice, was her strong performance in the critically acclaimed HBO series "The Sopranos". Sofia Milos recurred as mob boss, Annalisa Zucca, who goes toe-to-toe with Tony Soprano (James Gandolfini). With this role she showed that she possesses the ability to be strong and powerful, while still remaining feminine and vulnerable and it's these kind of performances for which she won an Artistic Achievement Award in 2010 in Banff and a Hellenic Times Award, in 2009 in NYC.

Milos is now part of a stellar cast of the series "Gravesend" (2022).

Born in Zurich, Switzerland to a Greek mother and an Italian father, Milos's family still resides in Rome. Blessed with a variety of international influences, she is now fluent in Italian, French, German, English, Greek, and Spanish and holds an Italian and a US passport.

Some other powerful roles are her character on "Chicago Justice", as defense attorney Mary Willis, opposite Phillip Winchester and Jon Seda, directed by Eriq La Salle. Also guest starring in "Criminal Minds Beyond Borders", opposite Gary Sinise in the episode "Pankration" (2017), Sofia stars in the thriller, "The Stranger Inside" and co-starred in the French series "Section De Recherche", speaking fluent French as well as co-starring in German TV film "Tatort", as detective Abbey Lenning, speaking Swiss German.

Bruno Ganz was an acclaimed Swiss actor who was a prominent figure in German language film and television for over fifty years. He is internationally renowned for portraying Adolf Hitler in the Academy Award-nominated film Downfall (2004).

Ganz was born in Zürich, to a Swiss mechanic father and a northern Italian mother. He decided to pursue an acting career by the time he entered university. He debuted at the theatre in 1961, and gained a reputation as a reflective, charismatic and technically brilliant stage actor. In 1970, he and Peter Stein founded the theatre company 'Schaubühne' in Berlin, Germany. On stage, Ganz portrayed Dr. Heinrich Faust in Peter Stein's staging of Faust, Part One and Faust, Part Two in 2000.

In cinema, Ganz became one of the best-known and most acclaimed actors in the German language, collaborating with many of the most respected European actors and directors of his time. He also starred in international features that reached a global audience. His film debut was The Gentleman in the Black Derby (1960). He also starred in Unknown (2011), The Counselor (2013), and The Party (2017).

Ganz died from cancer on 16 February 2019 at his home in the village of Au, in Wädenswil, Switzerland.

Sandra Hess was born in Zurich, Switzerland. She began modeling and working on television commercials when she was just 15. After completing high school, she entered the University of Zurich to study law but quickly decided it wasn't the right direction for her. She came alone to the US to pursue an acting career. Once settled in Los Angeles, she began taking acting classes. Her first break was in the hit comedy Encino Man (1992), playing a cavewoman to Brendan Fraser's caveman character. She later landed the lead role in Mortal Kombat: Annihilation (1997). She enjoyed the action aspects of that project and, since then, has found herself happily cast in other action roles, such as the lead in the telefilm Nick Fury: Agent of Shield (1998) (in which she played a villain), based on the Marvel comic, and guest spots in the series Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman (1993), Sliders (1995) and SeaQuest 2032 (1993). Sandra has been a regular on Pensacola: Wings of Gold (1997), where she plays Alexandra "Ice" Jensen, one of the few women in the squadron and a member of the Nuggets with the "Sharpshooters." In her infrequent free time, she enjoys yoga, working out, and hiking with Gracie, a stray dog she saved from the streets of Los Angeles.

Hoyte Van Hoytema was born in Horgen, Switzerland. Van Hoytema is a Dutch-Swedish director of photography known for his work on The Fighter (2010), Her (2013), Interstellar (2014), and Dunkirk (2017). Van Hoytema always wanted to be a filmmaker, therefore he wished to attend a film school in The Netherlands, but was rejected twice. After the rejection, Van Hoytema worked in a soap factory, carpentry factory and even played in a band. Hoyte and his brother decided to go to Poland to visit their roots, considering their grandpa was Polish. He eventually went on to attend the Polish film school in Lodz, which has been attended by other notable film makers, with the most notable being Andrzej Wajda, Roman Polanski, and Krzysztof Kieslowski. At the later stages of Hoyte's education at the Lodz film school, Kieslowski was a professor there, who even supervised one of Hoyte's last projects. Hoyte left the Lodz film school early without having received a degree, but with many credentials. He started out with making documentaries. He later met someone who asked him to shoot a very low-budget film in Norway, which he accepted to do. This let Hoyte to film another film in Norway which was led by a a producer who was very active in Sweden. The producer offered Hoyte to work on a television show and another feature film. This started off Hoyte's career. He started to become a notable film maker in Sweden. His film 'Let the right one in' made him more known internationally.

Jake Canuso was born on 13 January 1970 in Zurich, Switzerland. He is an actor and writer, known for The Dark Knight Rises (2012), Fyre Rises (2024) and Flyboys (2006).

Luna Wedler was born on 26 October 1999 in Bachenbülach, Zürich. She is an actress, known for Je Suis Karl (2021), Close to the Horizon (2019) and Blue My Mind (2017).

Lia Beldam was born on 17 June 1944 in Zurich, Switzerland. She was an actress, known for The Shining (1980). She was married to George Beldam and Frank Manning. She died on 23 August 2021.

Mario Adorf, a tell-tale name indeed. Mario calls to mind the actor's Italian roots (his father was a Calabrian surgeon) whereas Adorf reveals his German origins (his mother was a radiologist from the German region Eifel). As for the full name Mario Adorf it echoes to perfection the international character of this living legend's long career. Born in 1930, Mario Adorf was still studying drama at the famous Otto Falkenberg School in Munich when he landed his first role in the first installment of the "O8/15" series in 1954. It was a small part but it didn't go unnoticed and got him new roles in German films, the most remarkable of which being that of Bruno Lüdke, the mentally retarded serial killer in Robert Siodmak's 1957 masterpiece "Nachts, wenn der Teufel kam". It earned him his first prize (the German Film Award of the outstanding young actor of 1958). After this Mario Adorf's career turned international. His Mediterranean looks, his rugged face, his dark oily frizzy hair and his volubility made him an ideal villain in European-made westerns, spy or mafia films. These flicks - made in the 1960s - were mostly just commercial and Adorf hammed his parts but he did it so brilliantly that he alone made them watchable. From the 1970s on, the quality of his films improved and Adorf could lend his remarkable acting talents to more ambitious works such as "Il Delitto Matteotti", in which he was a striking Mussolini, or "Die Blechtrommel", where he was terrifying as a boorish grocer contaminated by Nazism. The list of great directors he worked with is impressive: Robert Siodmak, Volker Schlöndorff, Wolgang Staudte, Michel Deville, Dino Risi, Mikhaïl Kalatozov, Luigi Comencini, Peter Fleischmann, Billy Wilder, John Frankenheimer, Claude Chabrol, Fassbinder... Likewise he served many a great author, either in the theatre (Shakespeare, Tennessee Williams, Richard Nash) or the big or small screen (Grass, Böll, Schnitzler, Heny Miller, Joseph Conrad, Gorky, Patrick Süskind...). He also sang and wrote books (five novels and one memoir). Hyperactive for more than fifty-five years now, Mario Adorf, still in fine form at the age of seventy-eight, is still ... hyperactive!

Anatole Taubman was born in Zurich, Switzerland and is of Russian-Polish-Slovakian-Austrian-and-former-East-Prussian blood. In 1991 he made his baccalauréat at the renowned Gymnasium of the Benedictine boarding school of the monastery Einsiedeln and in 1994 he graduated from the reputable drama-school 'Circle in the Square' in NYC. He's fluent in five languages (English, French, Swiss-German, German and Italian) and is also truly cosmopolitan in his work. Taubman has starred and co-starred in over 50 feature films and TV productions. Since 1998, he has been busy working and with international success in the UK, France, Germany, Switzerland and for the USA throughout Europe and beyond. Among other credits Anatole Taubman is best known for his impressive English-language TV work in Band of Brothers (HBO), Servants (BBC), POW (ITV), Spooks VI (BBC), Waking The Dead VII - Pièta (BBC) or The Tudors II (Showtime) and established himself as a fine character actor in feature films like Mein Name is Bach (CH/D), Luther (D), Marmorera (CH), Fay Grim (USA), Snipers Valley (D), Secret Défense (F), Taken / 96 Hours (F / USA) and in 2009 Pope Joan (D), Same Same But Different (D) or in Chanel & Stravinsky (F).

Anatole Taubman is a member of the German Film Academy and of the European Film Academy. Anatole Taubman is Spokesperson for UNICEF Switzerland.

A remote and rather prevailing sullenness has only enhanced the mystique and charisma found in dashingly handsome Oliver Tobias, who has enjoyed over a Five decade-long career on stage, screen and TV. Born Oliver Tobias Freitag in Zurich, Switzerland on August 6, 1947, he was the son of Swiss actor Robert Freitag and German actress Maria Becker, who subsequently divorced when he was young. Living in England from age 8, he was sent to boarding school and was later encouraged by his mother to study at the East 15 Acting School (1965-1968) which coincided with dance training at the Ecole de Dance in Zurich.

In 1968 he appeared in the original London production of "Hair" playing the prime rebel role of Berger. The following year he starred, staged and choreographed the rock opera in Amsterdam and again helmed a production in 1970 in Tel Aviv. Oliver continued his shaggy-haired, counterculture musical career with the role of Judas in a German touring company of "Jesus Christ Superstar."

Around this time he started making an impression in films with the international productions of Romance of a Horsethief (1971), 'Tis Pity She's a Whore (1971), which co-starred Charlotte Rampling, and The God King (1974) in a Mephistophelean-styled role. On TV he enhanced a number of classic, age-old stories from Sherlock Holmes to Robin Hood. He earned TV stardom as King Arthur in the series Arthur of the Britons (1972), then again played the youthful ruler of Camelot in King Arthur, the Young Warlord (1975) on film. From there he graced a number of colorful costumers, including Arabian Adventure (1979) and on TV portrayed composer Johann Strauss in an equally colorful outing. Despite this attention he did not give up his musical roots, showing his prowess in the title role of the rock opera "Peer Gynt" in Zurich, and in the role of The Pirate King in "The Pirates of Penzance" at London's Drury Lane Theatre. As a stretch he also appeared as Bassa Selim in the Mozart opera "The Abduction from the Seraglio" in 1988 and 1989, then appeared in a non-musical, the powerful AIDS drama "The Normal Heart," shortly after.

Oliver's taste in movies have been eclectic to say the least, and not always tasteful. He appeared in Joan Collins' scurrilous, soft-core flick The Stud (1978) as an amorous waiter who sleeps his way to the top, and was part of the cast in the costumed romp Mata Hari (1985) which focused more on the disrobing of its star Sylvia Kristel than anything else. For variety he portrayed a Vietnam veteran in Cobra Mission (1986), a galactic dictator in Nexus 2.431 (1994), and a U-boat captain in The Brylcreem Boys (1998). In 1999 he again returned to musical limelight, this time in London as King Roderick in "La Cava," based on the Dana Broccoli novel. He returned to the role a second time in 2001. In 2003 he was Percival Brown in the 50th anniversary production of "The Boyfriend" and the very next year toured in the rock musical "Footloose."

Millennium films include prime appearances in the crime thriller Don't Look Back! (2003) and the romance thriller Method (2004), and featured roles in the war comedy Dad's Army (2016), the mystery drama Open My Eyes (2018), and two horror flicks, When the Devil Rides Out (2006) and Conjuring: The Book of the Dead (2020). Also more recent work on Swiss TV movies and series.

Divorced from Camilla Ravenshear, he has two daughters, Angelika and Celeste. In 2001 he married Polish-born Arabella Zamoyska. The rugged charmer is in the process of writing a tell-all autobiography.

Joel Basman was born on 23 January 1990 in Zürich, Switzerland. He is an actor and producer, known for The Awakening of Motti Wolkenbruch (2018), Papillon (2017) and The Monuments Men (2014).

Pasquale Aleardi was born in 1971 in Switzerland. After graduating high school he studied at the Zurich University of the Arts between 1992 and 1995. During that time he was cast for his first lead in the feature film "Jazz" (1993, directed by Daniel Helfer). Since 1995 Pasquale Aleardi has been performing in numerous plays, e.g. the award winning production of "The American Clock" by Arthur Miller (Best Play NRW 1996 at the Berliner Theatertreffen) before starting to focus on portraying multifaceted characters in feature films.

The thriller Nachts Im Park (2002, directed by Uwe Janson) was his first lead in a German feature film. He started to gain international recognition after being cast opposite Milla Jovovich in Resident Evil (2002, directed by Paul W.S.Anderson). In Europe he is well-known for TV movies like Schicksalsjahre (ZDF 2011, directed by Miguel Alexandre) for which he was nominated as Best Actor at the Monte Carlo Film Festival as well as for his numerous roles in German box office hits such as Where is Fred?! (2006, directed by Anno Saul), Rabbit Without Ears (2007, directed by Til Schweiger), What a Man (2011, directed by Matthias Schweighöfer), Men in the City 2 (2011, directed by Simon Verhoeven) or Honig Im Kopf (2014, directed by Til Schweiger). Since 2014 he also investigates in the role of Detective Dupin in his own TV Mini Series Kommissar Dupin for Ard which is an adaption of the German bestseller novels about Detective Dupin.

One of his personal highlights has been his Broadway debut in November 2014: As European guest star Pasquale Aleardi performed as Billy Flinn in "Chicago" at the Ambassador-Theatre in New York.

Pasquale Aleardi just finished shooting for the feature film "Gotthard"(2016,directed by Urs Egger). It has been one of the most expensive and historically complex TV movies ever produced in Switzerland. It features Pasquale Aleardi as an Italian miner who revolts against the inhumane labor conditions during the construction of the famous "Gotthard-Tunnel" towards the end of the 19th century.

Pasquale Aleardi showcases his versatility in more than 70 national and international TV and feature film productions of different genres. He lives in Berlin and is fluent in five languages. Apart from acting, music is his big passion. With his band "Pasquale Aleardi & The Big Gee" he released his German Popfunk album "Retrologie" in 2010, followed by a live album "Retrologie Unplugged - Live In Der Bar Jeder Vernunft" in 2014.

Basil was born in Zurich, Switzerland on January the 9th 1993 and started out by taking singing lessons at the Zurich Music Conservatory before embarking on a two year course at the European Actor School. Having started his career in a German comedy film 'Let's Get a Divorce' in 2009, for two years he was a leading actor in Swiss youth sitcom 'Best Friends' before dividing his time between Zurich and London from where he graduated with an acting degree from the Giles Foreman Centre for Acting in 2013. In 2016 he made his British television debut in costume drama 'Victoria'.

Remo Vinzens, born on December 22, 1975, in East Switzerland, embarked on his acting journey at the age of 20, pursuing studies in acting in Cologne and Zurich. Throughout his four years of training, Remo diligently immersed himself in various acting techniques, recognizing the unique benefits of each and striving to integrate them into his own artistic perspective.

Remo's acting career took off with his notable performance in Brecht's play "Señora Carrar's Rifles," marking his debut on both stage and camera. He then ventured into the realm of TV commercials and short movies, honing his skills and gaining valuable experience in front of the lens.

In Fall 2003, Remo was presented with the opportunity to study "on camera" with Klaus Maria Brandauer, an Oscar-nominated actor, through the International Film School in Cologne. This invaluable training experience unveiled a new level of depth and intensity in Remo's acting, an aspiration he had always pursued. And subsequently became a member of the Brandauer Ingenuus Ensemble.

Adding to his repertoire, Remo showcased his newly acquired acting skills in Eugene O'Neill's acclaimed play, "Long Day's Journey Into Night." Shortly thereafter, he explored a new facet of his talent by taking the stage in Germany as a singer, delving into the realms of comedy and music in « Three Gentlemen » and expanding his artistic range.

In 2005, he joined Talent Management Star Class, leading to the establishment of the independent theater company "Star Class Theatre Productions." Remo's talent garnered attention, and he became a member of the Swiss Stage Artist's Association.

By the end of 2006, Remo became a member of the Swiss Stage Artist's Association and made his mark in the independent feature film Pentagramm (2005)." In the following months, he ventured into writing, penning his first audio script titled "Integration," a comedy that showcased his ability to perform twelve different dialects.

Devoting himself to classical stage plays, Remo co-produced and starred in Arthur Miller's masterpiece, "Death of a Salesman." Building on this , he went on to produce and perform in his own productions, including "The Inmate" in 2006 and 2010, as well as "An Evening With..." in 2010, under the banner of Star Class Theatre Productions.

During this time, Remo gained significant exposure to the Hollywood film industry through his management, earning widespread acclaim for his portrayal of Happy Loman in Arthur Miller's "Death of a Salesman."

In 2008, Remo found himself in negotiations for the role of the Camerlengo in Ron Howards movie, Angels & Demons (2009), showcasing his growing reputation in the industry.

The following year, legendary actor and director filmmaker Clint Eastwood expressed interest in Remo Vinzens playing the role of François Pienaar in a Nelson Mandela movie, Invictus (2009). However, ultimately the part went to Matt Damon.

In 2012, Remo and his talent management joined forces to establish the "Swiss Acting Institute". An acting studio for international working actors and independent theatre productions, staged internationally. He opened the acting studio with "Long Days Journey Into Night", followed by "Shakespeare's Best" in 2013 and Chekhov's "Ivanov" in 2014.

While opportunities with renowned filmmakers such as Steven Spielberg for the film Lincoln (2012) emerged in late 2012, scheduling conflicts and production delays prevented Remo's involvement in the project.

In 2015 Remo starred at the first SAI Members Event in "The Glasmenagerie" written by Tennessee Williams and in 2016 he read Charles Dickens "A Christmas Carol."

In 2019, Remo collaborated on the movie Free Trip to Egypt (2019), which premiered at the AMC Empire in New York on May 31st and is still in negotiations for Vivaldi.

In 2020, like many others, Remo faced challenges as the pandemic led to the cancellation of stage plays and movie projects until summer 2022, putting a temporary halt to his creative pursuits.

Looking ahead, Remo has an exciting lineup of projects scheduled for 2023/24, including performances in Gogol's "The Government Inspector," Shakespeare's "The Tragedy of Julius Caesar," and "Frank and Sam." He is also set to star in the movie The Curse of the Silver Chain, where he will portray the title character, Jeff and in Michelangelo: The Early Life.

Nowadays Remo shuttles between Europe and the United States. He partly lives in Zurich with his wife and his three daughters.

Zoë Pastelle Holthuizen was born on 5 April 1999 in Zürich, Switzerland. She is an actress, known for Blue My Mind (2017), Killing Eve (2018) and Amateur Teens (2015).

Actor, writer Urs Althaus wrote his biography "Ich der Neger" in 2009 and it became a Bestseller in Switzerland. Urs wanted to become a professional soccer player and played professionaly with F.C.Z until an accident and eventually, the cruel verdict: Urs Althaus, forget a career as a professional athlete. Rebuild your life. But what happened in reality was some thing that nobody in Altdorf, where he was raised by his single mother, would ever have expected. After finishing his business studies, this illegitimate child of his Swiss mother, and a Nigerian medical student, whom he never met, stormed the fashion runways of this world. He walked for designers like Calvin Klein, Valentino, Armani, Kenzo, Yves Saint Laurent.In 1977 he was the first black model ever to appear on the cover of the American fashion Magazine "GQ". In 1978, in New York, he was the Co-founder of the company "Xtazy Ltd.", the first Model Ensemble in the World. In 1981 Lina Wertmüller https://pro-labs.imdb.com/name/nm0921631/?ref_=sch_int invited Urs to Rom to become an Actor. In 1984 he received his first Leading Parts in L'allenatore nel pallone (1984) and Arrapaho (1984). Both films are cult in Italy. He got international recognition with The Name of the Rose (1986). Off screen Urs founded with the Fashion Designger Gary Gatyas 1986 the lable Gary Gatyasin New York. And as an agent between 1990 - 2001 he represented Supermodels like Giselle Bündchen, Naomi Campbell, Kate Moss and Claudia Schiffer. He had a private audience with His Highness the Dalai Lama and breakfasted with Richard Gere. Since 2001 Urs worked as an Actor again in many Film Productions in Italy and Germany. Off screen Urs Althaus was 2016 for the Olympic Games - the proud Ambassador for Amnesty's International "5 Rings for Rio One Flame for Human Rights". At present he is the Iniator and founder of Grand Opera Wilhelm Tell by Giacomo Rossini which will have Premiere July 25th 2019 on the Rütli Meadow/Switzerland.

Peter Kaghanovitch was born on 18 September 1953 in Zurich, Switzerland. He is an actor, known for Electric Light - elektrisches Licht in einer kleinen Stadt (2023), Between Two Lines and The Good Neighbour (2011).

Lisa Brühlmann is a director, writer and actor, best known for Blue My Mind (2017) and Killing Eve (2018). She was born and raised in Zurich, Switzerland. Before becoming a director, she was acting in numerous film and TV productions. Brühlmann has been nominated for 1 Primetime Emmy for her work on Killing Eve.

Strikingly lovely, sexy, and shapely Swiss blonde bombshell Evelyne Kraft was born on September 22, 1951 in Switzerland. The statuesque stunner made her film debut as Eleonora in the enjoyable Italian giallo "The French Sex Murders." Evelyne achieved her greatest enduring cult cinema popularity with her memorable starring role as the innocent, yet alluring Amazonian jungle goddess Ah Wei in the gloriously daft Hong Kong giant creature feature "The Mighty Peking Man." Kraft had another lead part as the titular character in the amusing lowbrow horror comedy romp "Lady Dracula." Her last role was as a terrorist posing as a secretary in "Assassination Attempt." After she called it a day as an actress, Evelyne dedicated herself to charity-focused construction work in Africa with her own building company based in Nigeria. Moreover, Kraft was also a wife and a mother. Evelyne died at the tragically young age of 57 from heart failure on January 13, 2009 in Islisberg, Aargau.

Yunus Roy Imer is a London and Berlin based, internationally working and award-winning cinematographer.

His debut film "SYSTEM CRASHER" (directed by Nora Fingscheidt) won a Silver Bear at the Berlin International Film Festival and was selected as a German Oscar nominee, won eight Lolas and screened at the Cameraimage Festival in the Cinematographer's Debut Competition. For the documentary "SPACE DOGS" (directed by Elsa Kremser & Levin Peter), which premiered in Locarno and toured festivals worldwide, Roy received the Diagonale's "Best Cinematography Award for Documentaries".

Most recently, Roy was nominated for the Swiss Film Award for Best Cinematography in 2023 for his camera work for "99 MOONS" (directed by Jan Gassmann). The film had its world premiere in Cannes in the L'ACID section. He's other works include "BLACK NIGHT" (director: Özcan Alper), "THE POET'S WIFE" (director: Helke Misselwitz) and "WITHOUT THIS WORLD" (director: Nora Fingscheidt), for which Roy was nominated for the German Camera Award in 2018.

Roy was responsible for the camera for Nora Fingscheidt's new feature film "THE OUTRUN". The film, which starred Saoirse Ronan, is based on the successful memoir by Amy Liptrot. Filming took place in England, Scotland and the Orkney Islands in 2022. The film is expected for 2024.

In 2023, he shot the Swiss-Iraqi co-production "AL BASEER" (director: Ali Al-Fatlawi) in the southern marshes of Iraq. The film is currently in post-production.

Yunus Roy Imer is an alumnus of Berlinale Talents and Sarajevo Talents and speaks fluent German, English, Turkish and French.

Panos Mouzourakis is a professional Actor and Singer born in Zurich, Switzerland to Greek parents. He began singing professionally in Greece at age 17 but his career really took off when his roles on TV and on Stage put him on the map.

In 2018 he landed a coveted role in Universal's 'Mamma Mia, Here We Go Again', where his character's song also featured on the Soundtrack.

In 2021 he was cast in the second season of a Spanish hit TV series (in production), where he learned both Russian and Spanish for the role.

He works extensively as a Voice Actor for Greek renditions of popular animations from Disney's 'Frozen' and 'Boss Baby' to Dreamworks' 'Trolls World Tour'.

He is a beloved Judge on 'The Voice of Greece' 5 years and counting, winning the hearts of Greeks all over the world with his quick wit and charisma.

Panos has released 5 personal music albums, numerous music videos, 2 EPs and has participated in another 21 records as a lead singer.

He speaks impeccable English and also some German.

Yannis Tsimitselis was born on 27 July 1981 in Zürich, Switzerland. He is an actor and writer, known for Eho ena mystiko... (2008), The Policeman of the 16th Precinct (2008) and Sirens in the Aegean (2005). He was previously married to Vaso Laskaraki.

Julian Schaffner was born in Zurich, Switzerland to Janet Bako Schaffner and Beat Schaffner. He has one sibling, Jil Schaffner, who is older. His parents are both Swiss, although his mother has Iraqi-Assyrian roots. When Julian was six years old, his parents sent him to acting classes in Aventura Miami, Florida, where he discovered his passion: Acting. As a child Julian modeled for several magazines and companies such as: Mazda, Mc Donald's, Calida Clothing and many more. During high school Julian played in various short films such as: Population Zero, The Slender Case and a music video from "Madbob". After finishing school, Julian got his first lead role in a sci-fi feature film called "Singularity" starring John Cusack in 2014. He also studied at the Lee Strasberg Theatre and Film Institute in Los Angeles. In 2015 & 2016 Julian studied at the Brian Timoney Actors' Studio in London. In 2017, Julian was cast for the world-renowned chocolate company "Cadbury".

Robert Frank was born on 9 November 1924 in Zurich, Switzerland. He was a director and cinematographer, known for Me and My Brother (1968), Candy Mountain (1987) and The Present (1996). He was married to June Leaf and Mary Frank. He died on 9 September 2019 in Inverness, Nova Scotia, Canada.

Federico Scribani is a graduate from the National School of Cinema in Rome in 1990. He is an italian actor speaking perfect french. Known for the White lotus (2023), La famiglia Ricordi directed by Mauro Bolognini(1995), I dreamed of Africa directed by Hugh Hudson (2005) Rosy Abate (2017) and La vita di Carlo (2021).