Born in San Mateo, California, the son of the late John Carradine (veteran actor and father of acting brothers David and Robert), Keith began playing guitar at age 14. He formed a bluegrass band with classmates at Ojai Valley School, where he also began appearing in school dramas. He went on to Colorado State University and appeared in one campus play before dropping out of school. After a brief period in San Francisco. he went to Los Angeles and moved in with his brother David. He got his break in 1969 when he provided guitar accompaniment at David’s audition for the Broadway production of "Hair" -- and was himself cast in the part. He played the part for nearly a year on Broadway before returning to Los Angeles to begin a film-acting career.

ADEWALE AKINNUOYE-AGBAJE "Joe"
Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje can currently be seen in the acclaimed dramatic series "OZ," created by Tom Fontana. His other television credits include "Cracker," the ABC miniseries "20,000 League Under the Sea" and the action series "Pensacola." He has appeared in the feature films "Ace Ventura: When Nature Calls," "Congo" and "Delta of Venus." Akinnuoye-Agbaje earned a master’s degree in criminal law from King’s College in London before relocating to Los Angeles to work as a model and launch his acting career.

JANET-LAINE GREEN "Elizabeth Sedgwick"
Janet-Laine Green is a Toronto-based actress who has been seen in numerous film and television projects. She is a multiple Genie and Gemini Best Actress nominee for her performances in such projects as "Transit of Venus," "The Shower," "The Beachcombers," "Seeing Things," "Michael & Kity" and "Cowboys Don’t Cry." She has starred in nearly two dozen Toronto stage productions, including "A Streetcar Named Desire" and "Twelfth Night."

ARLENE DUNCAN "Harriet"
Arlene Duncan is a veteran actress who has appeared in more than three dozen film and television projects. Duncan portrayed Harriet Tubman in CBS’ "Sing Out, Freedom Train" and has played principal and lead roles in such shows as "Moonlight Becomes You," "Ghostwriter," "Top Cops," "An American Christmas Tale" and "FX: The Series." Her film credits include "Extreme Measures," "Body Parts" and "FX II." An accomplished singer, Duncan has performed in numerous television musicals, including a Johnny Cash special and Global TV’s "Variety Tonight."

EUGENE BYRD "Jack"
Eugene Byrd recently completed a stint as a regular on the CBS series "Promised Land" and stars in the Fox Searchlight feature "White Boys." Byrd has previously been seen in such films as "Sleepers," "Dead Man," starring Johnny Depp and directed by Jim Jarmusch, and SHOWTIME’s "Color of Justice" with F. Murray Abraham, Bruce Davison, Gregory Hines and Judd Hirsch. His television credits also include a recurring role on "Cosby," a series regular role on SHOWTIME’s "Chris Cross," and guest starring roles on "Beverly Hills 90210," "The Young Riders," "The Days and Nights of Molly Dodd" and "H.E.L.P.," starring Wesley Snipes. In addition, he appeared in the NBC telefilm "Murder in Mississippi," had a regular role on "Sesame Street" and won a Youth in Film Best Actor Award for the Disney Channel feature "Perfect Harmony."

SHARON WASHINGTON "Psyche"
Sharon Washington has appeared such high-profile films as "Malcolm X," "Die Hard With A Vengeance" and "The Long Kiss Goodnight," as well as independent projects such as "Waking the Dead," produced by Jodie Foster, and "The Confession" with Ben Kingsley and Alec Baldwin. She has guest starred on many television productions, including Hallmark Hall of Fame’s "Blind Spot" with Joanne Woodward, and the miniseries "North and South III." Episodic appearances include "Trinity," "Law & Order," "Cosby" and "Here and Now." A graduate of the Yale School of Drama, Washington has appeared in more than 20 theatrical productions, including co-starring roles at the New York Shakespeare Festival with Denzel Washington and Christopher Walken.

JAMES KEACH Director / Executive Producer / "Dr. Huston"
James Keach has worked as an actor, writer, producer and director. He directed the Warner Bros. feature "The Stars Fell on Henrietta," produced by Clint Eastwood and starring Robert Duvall, Aidan Quinn and Frances Fisher. Keach executive produced and co-wrote the feature films "The Long Riders" (in which he also starred as Jesse James) and "Armed and Dangerous." He also produced the feature "The Experts" and co-wrote and directed the telefilm "The Forgotten," a CableACE Award winner.