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He first came to the attention of movie fans with his film debut in\nWelcome to the Dollhouse (1995),\nwhere he played the object of\nHeather Matarazzo's character's\naffection, a teen rock star. Since then, he has taken on a wide variety\nof roles, avoiding being typecast. He has appeared in more than 27\nfilms - seven of which screened at Sundance - and over a dozen\ntelevision projects. He earned favorable notice for his performance as\na high school gang leader in\nBlack Circle Boys (1997). More\nroles followed, his best known being in the box office smash\nSeks oyunları (1999), where\nhe plays a prep school athlete who gets blackmailed. He got a starring\nrole in\nKarga 3: Kurtuluş (2000), a\nsequel to the Brandon Lee film from\na few years earlier. Another horror film which he appeared in was the\nscience fiction action film\nÖlümcül Deney: Sıfır Noktası (2002), in which he\nplays a policeman in the future. He won another prominent role in the\nShowtime TV drama\nThe L Word (2004), which won him a\nnew audience. He starred in another TV series, the high tech drama\nEyes (2005), but although the series was\nwell received, it never found an audience. But his standing wasn't\ndamaged, and he continues to have a devoted fan base, particularly\namong audiences of independent films. In 2006, he gained more aplomb\nfor his role in the surprise hit series\nUgly Betty (2006), playing a\nwomanizing executive. While he greatly appreciates his fans, he is a\nprivate person who does not seek the limelight. Thus, he does not show\nup at events which draw tabloid photographers.

In February of 2006, he married his girlfriend of five years, interior\ndesigner Ivy Sherman, in New Orleans.","jobs":["Actor","Producer","Soundtrack"],"imdb_id":"nm0531095","jw_id":19610,"id":"667d3d5673d1e3906f02db97"},{"name":"James Purefoy","image":"https://m.media-amazon.com/images/M/MV5BMzg4ODBmOTMtMGQwYi00NjRhLTkxY2QtM2IyYWM2Y2M1MjE4XkEyXkFqcGdeQXVyMTA5MTg0Mg@@._V1_.jpg","bio":"James Brian Mark Purefoy was born and brought up in Taunton, Somerset, England, the son of Shirley (Taylor), who ran an employment agency, and Anthony Chetwynd Purefoy. After leaving school\nat the age of sixteen, he took a succession of different jobs,\nincluding working on a pig farm and as a porter at Yeovil District\nHospital, before travelling and working extensively throughout Europe.\nAt eighteen, James returned to college to take his A-Levels, one of\nwhich was Drama. It was there that he realised that this was something\nhe felt inspired by and so applied for and was accepted onto the acting\ncourse at the Central School of Speech and Drama.

Whilst playing the\ntitle role in "Henry V" in the first term of his final year at Central,\nhe was seen by a casting director from the RSC and invited to join the\ncompany, immediately, in Stratford. Although initially asked only to\nplay "Ferdinand" in Nicholas Hytner's\nproduction of "The Tempest", he left the RSC two years later having\nperformed in eight productions and been directed by the likes of\nAdrian Noble,\nRoger Michell and\nGene Saks playing, amongst other, "Edgar" in\n"King Lear" and "Malcolm" in "Macbeth". Over the next six years, he\ndivided his time between theatre and television. In the theatre, he\nworked with Katie Mitchell on\n"Women of Troy" at the Gate;\nMatthew Warchus,\nKen Stott and Jude Law\non "Death of a Salesman" at the West Yorkshire Playhouse;\nIain Glen on "Hamlet" at Bristol Old Vic;\nBill Alexander in a\ncritically-acclaimed season at Birmingham Rep, playing leading parts in\n"The Servant", "The Way of the World" and "Macbeth"; and with\nSimon Callow,\nJoseph Fiennes,\nRupert Graves, and\nHelen McCrory, on "Les Enfants du\nParadis", again for the RSC.

As well as appearing in the BBC's landmark\nperiod drama,\nThe Tenant of Wildfell Hall (1996),\nhe has always chosen to do a wide variety of parts on television, to\navoid being typecast. From the psychopathic rapist in BBC1's\nCalling the Shots (1993)\nwith Lynn Redgrave to the fraudster\n"Darius Guppy" in LWT's "The Prince"; from the urbane observer "Nick\nJenkins" in Channel 4's\nA Dance to the Music of Time (1997)\nto the sad stalker in Granada's series,\nMetropolis (2000), James has\nalways managed to confound people's expectations of him. Over the last\nfew years, he has been busy making feature films, on average at the\nrate of three a year. Early credits include "Jedd Wainwright" in\nFeast of July (1995) for "Merchant\nIvory", and as the bisexual Irish baker, "Brendan" in\nRose Troche's\nBedrooms and Hallways (1998).\nFrom the alcoholic roustabout "Tom Bertram" in\nMansfield Park (1999) to the\nwannabee "Bond" actor "Carl Phipps" in\nMaybe Baby (2000); the gambling,\nwomanising "Daniel" in\nWomen Talking Dirty (1999)\nwith Helena Bonham Carter to the\nnoble, enigmatic "Prince Edward" in\nBrian Helgeland's\nŞövalye (2001).

He has\ncontinued to surprise those who seek to pigeon-hole him in his film\ncareer - always choosing to play parts that juxtapose strongly with the\none he has just completed. Last year, he returned to the theatre to\nplay the rake "Ned Loveless" in\nTrevor Nunn's acclaimed production of "The\nRelapse" at the National Theatre in London, before embarking on the\nbiggest challenge he has yet faced - playing "George" in the big budget\nGeorge and the Dragon (2004),\nwith, among others,\nMichael Clarke Duncan,\nVal Kilmer,\nPiper Perabo and\nPatrick Swayze. This movie will be\nreleased in the summer of 2003. He lives alone in London.","jobs":["Actor","Producer"],"imdb_id":"nm0700856","jw_id":32800,"id":"667d3d5773d1e3906f02db98"},{"name":"Martin Crewes","image":"https://m.media-amazon.com/images/M/MV5BZmI1MTU5MjQtNjA1Yy00MWYwLTlkYjEtMGE5YjM3NmYyMDEyXkEyXkFqcGdeQXVyMzE3Nzk3MTM@._V1_.jpg","bio":"Martin Crewes, was born in Barnet, London, England in the year 1968. At\nage ten, he moved to Perth, Australia. He graduated in 1990 from the\nWestern Australian Academy of Performing Arts with a Bachelors of Arts\ndegree in Musical Theater. His father David, who was born in New\nZealand, was a performing arts actor, participating in many plays in\nthe UK and Australia, such as the Homecoming (1968). His younger sister\nAmanda Crewes is also an actress, and graduated from WAAPA in 1998 with\na Bachelors in Performing Arts. She just finished performing in the\nBarking Gecko Theatre Company's production, The Rodeo Kid. His mother\nElizabeth and aunt Marie were also performing arts actresses, and the\nCrewes family were part of Playlovers, an organization that features\namateurs in theater in Floreat, WA Australia, for many years. Martin is\nmainly a Performing Arts actor. His Australian theater credits include:\nBarnum, The Wizard of Oz, Aspects of Love, Joseph and His Amazing\nTechnicolor Dreamcoat, West Side Story.

Martin is also a TV actor, and has appeared in many Australian TV shows\nsuch as Neighbours, RFDS, Phoenix and The Newlyweds. In 1995 Martin\nwent to Asia to perform the role of Lt. Joe Cable in the musical South\nPacific in Chiang Mai, Thailand. In 1996, he played Marius in the\ninternational tour of Les Miserables performing in Singapore, Hong\nKong, Korea and Cape Town. In 1997, Martin moved to and worked in the\nUK, and again performed the role of Marius in Les Miserables in\nLondon's West End. Martin also appeared in many other musicals while\nliving in London, such as The Rink and Pal Joey .

Martin gained popularity in the UK when he spent two years in the hit\nSky TV series Dream Team (1997), as the Hispanic player and manager Luis Amor\nRodriguez. In this role, he gained recognition, because of the illicit\nlove affair between his character Luis Amor Rodriguez, and the\nchairman's wife, Linda Block.

In 1999-2000, he played Anthony Sullivan in series 1 and 2 of ITV mini-\nseries Daylight Robbery (1999). In December 2000 Martin performed the opening number of\nthe Royal Variety Performance. Two years later, Martin portrayed the\nrole of Kaplan in the film Ölümcül Deney: Sıfır Noktası (2002). He returned to Australia in late\n2001, and has done 3 musicals. "Oh! What a night", "Hair" and from\nAugust to October 2002, he portrayed the role as "The Man" Jim Ryan in\n"The Man from Snowy River Arena Spectacular", which was a huge success\nthrough out Australia. His most recent performance was when he played\nMarius in a concert tour of "Les Miserables" in Denmark, Sweden, Norway\nand Finland in October and November 2002.","jobs":["Actor","Soundtrack"],"imdb_id":"nm0187695","jw_id":598496,"id":"667d3d5873d1e3906f02db99"},{"name":"Colin Salmon","birthday":null,"image":"https://m.media-amazon.com/images/M/MV5BMzYzMjNiMjgtN2M1My00ZDNmLTg2M2UtZmI0YmMyMDZkOWQ1XkEyXkFqcGdeQXVyMTExNDQ2MTI@._V1_.jpg","remote_url":null,"id":"667cb93573d1e3906f0217c0"},{"name":"Pasquale Aleardi","image":"https://m.media-amazon.com/images/M/MV5BN2JiYTU4NmItNmMwMC00ODUwLTk0MDctODJiMDFlZGZhYTdlXkEyXkFqcGdeQXVyMjQxNDY2Njk@._V1_.jpg","bio":"Pasquale Aleardi was born in 1971 in Switzerland.\nAfter 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).\nSince 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.","jobs":["Actor","Soundtrack"],"imdb_id":"nm0017783","jw_id":41221,"id":"667d3d5973d1e3906f02db9a"},{"name":"Heike Makatsch","birthday":null,"image":"https://m.media-amazon.com/images/M/MV5BMjE1NjgyMTQ4MF5BMl5BanBnXkFtZTcwNDQ2MTAzMg@@._V1_.jpg","remote_url":null,"id":"667cc76f73d1e3906f022f9e"},{"name":"Ryan McCluskey","image":"https://m.media-amazon.com/images/M/MV5BYTA3ZjJkM2EtNDY0NS00MDQ4LWIwYjMtNDU1MmE0NWNhODE4XkEyXkFqcGdeQXVyNjUxMjc1OTM@._V1_.jpg","bio":"Ryan McCluskey is known for Ölümcül Deney: Sıfır Noktası (2002), Kontrat (2006) and Wimbledon (2004).","jobs":["Actor","Director","Producer"],"imdb_id":"nm1011675","jw_id":38115,"id":"667d3d5a73d1e3906f02db9b"},{"name":"Indra Ové","birthday":null,"image":"https://m.media-amazon.com/images/M/MV5BMzBmNGI3YzMtOTExNy00OTg1LTg3NmMtNDk1OWMxYTRlYjkzXkEyXkFqcGdeQXVyMjY5NTQyOTQ@._V1_.jpg","remote_url":null,"id":"667ccb3473d1e3906f02359e"}],"directors":[],"ageLimit":"18+","imdb_rating":{"rating_count":289731,"rating_value":6.6},"rating":{"count":289731,"value":6.6},"description":"Kendi çalışanlarının bile bilmediği bazı tehlikeli, gizli projeler yürüten bir şirketin bir yeraltı tesisinde T-virüsü adındaki bir enfeksiyon serbest kalır. Bunu üzerine tesisin tüm kontrolünü elinde tutan Kızıl Kraliçe adındaki süper bilgisayar, virüsün yayılmasını engellemek için, çalışanların ölümü pahasına tesisin tüm giriş ve çıkışlarını kapatır * Sinema tarihinin en iyi oyun uyarlamalarından ve en iyi zombi serisindendir.","remote_links":[{"title":"nfx","url":"https://www.netflix.com/title/60022705"},{"title":"ply","url":"https://play.google.com/store/movies/details/Resident_Evil?gl=TR&hl=en&id=0xIvhr-wXpY"},{"title":"imdb","url":"https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0120804"}],"trailers":{"yt_id":null,"omz_id":null,"imdb_id":"tt0120804"},"details":{"duration_time":{"title":"Süresi","value":100},"genres":{"title":"Türler","value":[{"title":"Korku","id":"61069efb48be0608f4766f52"},{"title":"Aksiyon","id":"61069efd48be0608f4766f5a"},{"title":"Bilim Kurgu","id":"6106a465d99a05059225b997"},{"title":"Europe","id":"65ef044365ad595b79043b03"}]},"warnings":{"title":"Uyarılar","value":[]},"original_title":{"title":"Orijinal Adı","value":"Resident Evil"}},"jw_order":0,"jw_id":"tm109300","updated_at":"2024-12-27 11:37:10","topten":0,"top_provider":null,"partition":1,"jw_update":1735288630,"translate":true,"was_added_to_list":false,"display_rating":{"count":289731,"value":6.6}}],"events_contents":[]}}},"result":{"error_code":0,"data":{"details":{"_id":"667d3d5c73d1e3906f02db9e","name":"Robert Tannion","image":null,"bio":"Robert Tannion is known for Ölümcül Deney: Sıfır Noktası (2002), Stig of the Dump (2002) and Enter Achilles (1996).","jobs":["Oyuncu"],"imdb_id":"nm0849751","jw_id":89707,"bio_updated":true,"updated_at":"2024-12-28 03:42:58"},"contents":[{"_id":"667d3d5f73d1e3906f02dba2","remote_id":"6668466d2550d8dfb10edf4d","title":"Ölümcül Deney","category_ids":"5fec4fdc95675ff6952edeaf","type":2,"self_link":"film/olumcul-deney","publish_time":"2002-03-15","image":"https://omzcdn.omuz.com/medias/Nv3NQ8vUIAiZ8ghQg0z8md0V/Nv3NQ8vUIAiZ8ghQg0z8md0V-small.jpeg","image_remote_url":"https://images.justwatch.com/poster/250502917/s718/olumcul-deney.jpg","status":1,"actors":[{"name":"Milla Jovovich","birthday":null,"image":"https://m.media-amazon.com/images/M/MV5BNzA1Nzc4NjYwNV5BMl5BanBnXkFtZTcwNjA2NjY1Mg@@._V1_.jpg","remote_url":null,"id":"667cbb3c73d1e3906f021b0f"},{"name":"Michelle Rodriguez","birthday":null,"image":"https://m.media-amazon.com/images/M/MV5BMTkwODIzMzYyMl5BMl5BanBnXkFtZTYwNzAyNjAz._V1_.jpg","remote_url":null,"id":"667cd8a273d1e3906f024b7d"},{"name":"Eric Mabius","image":"https://m.media-amazon.com/images/M/MV5BMTQxMjY5MDk4NV5BMl5BanBnXkFtZTcwNDgwNDY1Mg@@._V1_.jpg","bio":"Eric Mabius was born in Pennsylvania, the second of two sons of\nElizabeth (née Dziczek) and Craig Mabius. His father has Austrian and Irish ancestry,\nand his mother is of entirely Polish descent. Eric spent much of his\nearly life in Massachusetts. Upon graduating from high school, he\nattended the renowned arts school, Sarah Lawrence College. Immersing\nhimself in acting, writing and film theory, college became the\njumping-off point for Mabius' first roles in the theater in smaller\nOff-Broadway productions.

He first came to the attention of movie fans with his film debut in\nWelcome to the Dollhouse (1995),\nwhere he played the object of\nHeather Matarazzo's character's\naffection, a teen rock star. Since then, he has taken on a wide variety\nof roles, avoiding being typecast. He has appeared in more than 27\nfilms - seven of which screened at Sundance - and over a dozen\ntelevision projects. He earned favorable notice for his performance as\na high school gang leader in\nBlack Circle Boys (1997). More\nroles followed, his best known being in the box office smash\nSeks oyunları (1999), where\nhe plays a prep school athlete who gets blackmailed. He got a starring\nrole in\nKarga 3: Kurtuluş (2000), a\nsequel to the Brandon Lee film from\na few years earlier. Another horror film which he appeared in was the\nscience fiction action film\nÖlümcül Deney: Sıfır Noktası (2002), in which he\nplays a policeman in the future. He won another prominent role in the\nShowtime TV drama\nThe L Word (2004), which won him a\nnew audience. He starred in another TV series, the high tech drama\nEyes (2005), but although the series was\nwell received, it never found an audience. But his standing wasn't\ndamaged, and he continues to have a devoted fan base, particularly\namong audiences of independent films. In 2006, he gained more aplomb\nfor his role in the surprise hit series\nUgly Betty (2006), playing a\nwomanizing executive. While he greatly appreciates his fans, he is a\nprivate person who does not seek the limelight. Thus, he does not show\nup at events which draw tabloid photographers.

In February of 2006, he married his girlfriend of five years, interior\ndesigner Ivy Sherman, in New Orleans.","jobs":["Actor","Producer","Soundtrack"],"imdb_id":"nm0531095","jw_id":19610,"id":"667d3d5673d1e3906f02db97"},{"name":"James Purefoy","image":"https://m.media-amazon.com/images/M/MV5BMzg4ODBmOTMtMGQwYi00NjRhLTkxY2QtM2IyYWM2Y2M1MjE4XkEyXkFqcGdeQXVyMTA5MTg0Mg@@._V1_.jpg","bio":"James Brian Mark Purefoy was born and brought up in Taunton, Somerset, England, the son of Shirley (Taylor), who ran an employment agency, and Anthony Chetwynd Purefoy. After leaving school\nat the age of sixteen, he took a succession of different jobs,\nincluding working on a pig farm and as a porter at Yeovil District\nHospital, before travelling and working extensively throughout Europe.\nAt eighteen, James returned to college to take his A-Levels, one of\nwhich was Drama. It was there that he realised that this was something\nhe felt inspired by and so applied for and was accepted onto the acting\ncourse at the Central School of Speech and Drama.

Whilst playing the\ntitle role in "Henry V" in the first term of his final year at Central,\nhe was seen by a casting director from the RSC and invited to join the\ncompany, immediately, in Stratford. Although initially asked only to\nplay "Ferdinand" in Nicholas Hytner's\nproduction of "The Tempest", he left the RSC two years later having\nperformed in eight productions and been directed by the likes of\nAdrian Noble,\nRoger Michell and\nGene Saks playing, amongst other, "Edgar" in\n"King Lear" and "Malcolm" in "Macbeth". Over the next six years, he\ndivided his time between theatre and television. In the theatre, he\nworked with Katie Mitchell on\n"Women of Troy" at the Gate;\nMatthew Warchus,\nKen Stott and Jude Law\non "Death of a Salesman" at the West Yorkshire Playhouse;\nIain Glen on "Hamlet" at Bristol Old Vic;\nBill Alexander in a\ncritically-acclaimed season at Birmingham Rep, playing leading parts in\n"The Servant", "The Way of the World" and "Macbeth"; and with\nSimon Callow,\nJoseph Fiennes,\nRupert Graves, and\nHelen McCrory, on "Les Enfants du\nParadis", again for the RSC.

As well as appearing in the BBC's landmark\nperiod drama,\nThe Tenant of Wildfell Hall (1996),\nhe has always chosen to do a wide variety of parts on television, to\navoid being typecast. From the psychopathic rapist in BBC1's\nCalling the Shots (1993)\nwith Lynn Redgrave to the fraudster\n"Darius Guppy" in LWT's "The Prince"; from the urbane observer "Nick\nJenkins" in Channel 4's\nA Dance to the Music of Time (1997)\nto the sad stalker in Granada's series,\nMetropolis (2000), James has\nalways managed to confound people's expectations of him. Over the last\nfew years, he has been busy making feature films, on average at the\nrate of three a year. Early credits include "Jedd Wainwright" in\nFeast of July (1995) for "Merchant\nIvory", and as the bisexual Irish baker, "Brendan" in\nRose Troche's\nBedrooms and Hallways (1998).\nFrom the alcoholic roustabout "Tom Bertram" in\nMansfield Park (1999) to the\nwannabee "Bond" actor "Carl Phipps" in\nMaybe Baby (2000); the gambling,\nwomanising "Daniel" in\nWomen Talking Dirty (1999)\nwith Helena Bonham Carter to the\nnoble, enigmatic "Prince Edward" in\nBrian Helgeland's\nŞövalye (2001).

He has\ncontinued to surprise those who seek to pigeon-hole him in his film\ncareer - always choosing to play parts that juxtapose strongly with the\none he has just completed. Last year, he returned to the theatre to\nplay the rake "Ned Loveless" in\nTrevor Nunn's acclaimed production of "The\nRelapse" at the National Theatre in London, before embarking on the\nbiggest challenge he has yet faced - playing "George" in the big budget\nGeorge and the Dragon (2004),\nwith, among others,\nMichael Clarke Duncan,\nVal Kilmer,\nPiper Perabo and\nPatrick Swayze. This movie will be\nreleased in the summer of 2003. He lives alone in London.","jobs":["Actor","Producer"],"imdb_id":"nm0700856","jw_id":32800,"id":"667d3d5773d1e3906f02db98"},{"name":"Martin Crewes","image":"https://m.media-amazon.com/images/M/MV5BZmI1MTU5MjQtNjA1Yy00MWYwLTlkYjEtMGE5YjM3NmYyMDEyXkEyXkFqcGdeQXVyMzE3Nzk3MTM@._V1_.jpg","bio":"Martin Crewes, was born in Barnet, London, England in the year 1968. At\nage ten, he moved to Perth, Australia. He graduated in 1990 from the\nWestern Australian Academy of Performing Arts with a Bachelors of Arts\ndegree in Musical Theater. His father David, who was born in New\nZealand, was a performing arts actor, participating in many plays in\nthe UK and Australia, such as the Homecoming (1968). His younger sister\nAmanda Crewes is also an actress, and graduated from WAAPA in 1998 with\na Bachelors in Performing Arts. She just finished performing in the\nBarking Gecko Theatre Company's production, The Rodeo Kid. His mother\nElizabeth and aunt Marie were also performing arts actresses, and the\nCrewes family were part of Playlovers, an organization that features\namateurs in theater in Floreat, WA Australia, for many years. Martin is\nmainly a Performing Arts actor. His Australian theater credits include:\nBarnum, The Wizard of Oz, Aspects of Love, Joseph and His Amazing\nTechnicolor Dreamcoat, West Side Story.

Martin is also a TV actor, and has appeared in many Australian TV shows\nsuch as Neighbours, RFDS, Phoenix and The Newlyweds. In 1995 Martin\nwent to Asia to perform the role of Lt. Joe Cable in the musical South\nPacific in Chiang Mai, Thailand. In 1996, he played Marius in the\ninternational tour of Les Miserables performing in Singapore, Hong\nKong, Korea and Cape Town. In 1997, Martin moved to and worked in the\nUK, and again performed the role of Marius in Les Miserables in\nLondon's West End. Martin also appeared in many other musicals while\nliving in London, such as The Rink and Pal Joey .

Martin gained popularity in the UK when he spent two years in the hit\nSky TV series Dream Team (1997), as the Hispanic player and manager Luis Amor\nRodriguez. In this role, he gained recognition, because of the illicit\nlove affair between his character Luis Amor Rodriguez, and the\nchairman's wife, Linda Block.

In 1999-2000, he played Anthony Sullivan in series 1 and 2 of ITV mini-\nseries Daylight Robbery (1999). In December 2000 Martin performed the opening number of\nthe Royal Variety Performance. Two years later, Martin portrayed the\nrole of Kaplan in the film Ölümcül Deney: Sıfır Noktası (2002). He returned to Australia in late\n2001, and has done 3 musicals. "Oh! What a night", "Hair" and from\nAugust to October 2002, he portrayed the role as "The Man" Jim Ryan in\n"The Man from Snowy River Arena Spectacular", which was a huge success\nthrough out Australia. His most recent performance was when he played\nMarius in a concert tour of "Les Miserables" in Denmark, Sweden, Norway\nand Finland in October and November 2002.","jobs":["Actor","Soundtrack"],"imdb_id":"nm0187695","jw_id":598496,"id":"667d3d5873d1e3906f02db99"},{"name":"Colin Salmon","birthday":null,"image":"https://m.media-amazon.com/images/M/MV5BMzYzMjNiMjgtN2M1My00ZDNmLTg2M2UtZmI0YmMyMDZkOWQ1XkEyXkFqcGdeQXVyMTExNDQ2MTI@._V1_.jpg","remote_url":null,"id":"667cb93573d1e3906f0217c0"},{"name":"Pasquale Aleardi","image":"https://m.media-amazon.com/images/M/MV5BN2JiYTU4NmItNmMwMC00ODUwLTk0MDctODJiMDFlZGZhYTdlXkEyXkFqcGdeQXVyMjQxNDY2Njk@._V1_.jpg","bio":"Pasquale Aleardi was born in 1971 in Switzerland.\nAfter 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).\nSince 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.","jobs":["Actor","Soundtrack"],"imdb_id":"nm0017783","jw_id":41221,"id":"667d3d5973d1e3906f02db9a"},{"name":"Heike Makatsch","birthday":null,"image":"https://m.media-amazon.com/images/M/MV5BMjE1NjgyMTQ4MF5BMl5BanBnXkFtZTcwNDQ2MTAzMg@@._V1_.jpg","remote_url":null,"id":"667cc76f73d1e3906f022f9e"},{"name":"Ryan McCluskey","image":"https://m.media-amazon.com/images/M/MV5BYTA3ZjJkM2EtNDY0NS00MDQ4LWIwYjMtNDU1MmE0NWNhODE4XkEyXkFqcGdeQXVyNjUxMjc1OTM@._V1_.jpg","bio":"Ryan McCluskey is known for Ölümcül Deney: Sıfır Noktası (2002), Kontrat (2006) and Wimbledon (2004).","jobs":["Actor","Director","Producer"],"imdb_id":"nm1011675","jw_id":38115,"id":"667d3d5a73d1e3906f02db9b"},{"name":"Indra Ové","birthday":null,"image":"https://m.media-amazon.com/images/M/MV5BMzBmNGI3YzMtOTExNy00OTg1LTg3NmMtNDk1OWMxYTRlYjkzXkEyXkFqcGdeQXVyMjY5NTQyOTQ@._V1_.jpg","remote_url":null,"id":"667ccb3473d1e3906f02359e"}],"directors":[],"ageLimit":"18+","imdb_rating":{"rating_count":289731,"rating_value":6.6},"rating":{"count":289731,"value":6.6},"description":"Kendi çalışanlarının bile bilmediği bazı tehlikeli, gizli projeler yürüten bir şirketin bir yeraltı tesisinde T-virüsü adındaki bir enfeksiyon serbest kalır. Bunu üzerine tesisin tüm kontrolünü elinde tutan Kızıl Kraliçe adındaki süper bilgisayar, virüsün yayılmasını engellemek için, çalışanların ölümü pahasına tesisin tüm giriş ve çıkışlarını kapatır * Sinema tarihinin en iyi oyun uyarlamalarından ve en iyi zombi serisindendir.","remote_links":[{"title":"nfx","url":"https://www.netflix.com/title/60022705"},{"title":"ply","url":"https://play.google.com/store/movies/details/Resident_Evil?gl=TR&hl=en&id=0xIvhr-wXpY"},{"title":"imdb","url":"https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0120804"}],"trailers":{"yt_id":null,"omz_id":null,"imdb_id":"tt0120804"},"details":{"duration_time":{"title":"Süresi","value":100},"genres":{"title":"Türler","value":[{"title":"Korku","id":"61069efb48be0608f4766f52"},{"title":"Aksiyon","id":"61069efd48be0608f4766f5a"},{"title":"Bilim Kurgu","id":"6106a465d99a05059225b997"},{"title":"Europe","id":"65ef044365ad595b79043b03"}]},"warnings":{"title":"Uyarılar","value":[]},"original_title":{"title":"Orijinal Adı","value":"Resident Evil"}},"jw_order":0,"jw_id":"tm109300","updated_at":"2024-12-27 11:37:10","topten":0,"top_provider":null,"partition":1,"jw_update":1735288630,"translate":true,"was_added_to_list":false,"display_rating":{"count":289731,"value":6.6}}],"events_contents":[]}},"error":null,"isExecuting":false,"isError":false,"wasExecuted":true},"personId":"667d3d5c73d1e3906f02db9e"}}