Mary Mapes has been an award-winning television news producer and reporter for twenty-five years, the last fifteen of them for CBS News, primarily for CBS Evening News with Dan Rather and 60 Minutes II.

She began her career in Seattle when, just out of college, she was hired to work as an assistant to camera crews at KIRO-TV. Moving quickly into editing, writing and producing, she won numerous awards for her work.

Joining CBS News in 1989, she made her reputation as a hard-charging producer based in Dallas. Always covering a wide range of stories, from natural disasters to international wars, from the death penalty to politics, Mapes was best known for breaking big stories at high speed and getting interviews when others could not.

She was the first to interview Karla Faye Tucker on Texas death row, an inmate whose case sharply challenged American perceptions of the kind of people facing execution. Crime and punishment have long been a focus of Mapes' work, which has included investigations and in depth examinations of what criminal justice means in America.

In 1999, she was briefly jailed for refusing to turn over her notes and source names to a Texas prosecutor.

In 2004, her last year with CBS, in addition to the George W. Bush National Guard story, she broke the stories of the existence of Strom Thurmond's unacknowledged biracial daughter, Essie-Mae Washington-Williams, and the Abu Ghraib prison tortures, for which she won a Peabody Award in 2005. Her work has been recognized with Emmys, Gracies, Freedom of Speech awards and many others. She lives in Dallas, Texas with her husband and son.

With a famed and storied career that has spanned more than six decades, Dan Rather has been one of the world's best-known journalists for much of the last half century. He helped pioneer the very idea that television could be a place for news, and then kept that spirit of innovation alive by constantly pushing the boundaries of what video storytelling could accomplish. Along the way, his work ethic, nose for investigative reporting, and calmness and composure in moments of triumph and tragedy made him a respected voice that millions of people have trusted to make sense of a complicated world.

Rather's resume reads like a history book. He has interviewed every president since Eisenhower and personally covered almost every important dateline of the last 60 years. From his first big assignment at a local news station covering Hurricane Carla, to the recent wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, Rather was there reporting the news to America and the world. On the scene in Dallas, he was key in breaking the news of President John F. Kennedy's death, and uncovered key developments as a White House correspondent during the widespread criminal conspiracy known as Watergate. He was outside Martin Luther King Jr.'s jail cell in Birmingham and at the anchor desk for countless hours on 9/11 and the days that followed. He reported from the Berlin Wall when it fell, spent a year covering the jungle combat zones of Vietnam, and was forced off the air at Tiananmen Square when the Chinese government's crackdown began. And yet Rather's range was such that in addition to covering world-changing events, he quickly gained a reputation as a gifted, versatile, and nuanced storyteller whose reports rung with empathy and even humor when warranted.

Rather got his start in print, then moved into radio and local television news, before joining CBS News in 1962. He quickly rose through the ranks, and in 1981 he assumed the position of anchor and managing editor of the CBS Evening News-a post he held for 24 years. His reporting was featured across the network. It helped turn 60 Minutes into an institution, launched 48 Hours as an innovative fly-on-the-wall news magazine program, and shaped countless specials and documentaries. Upon leaving CBS, Rather returned to the in-depth reporting he always loved by creating the Emmy Award winning primetime news magazine and documentary program, Dan Rather Reports on the cable network HDNet. Now, building upon that foundation, he is president and CEO of News and Guts, an independent production company he founded that specializes in high-quality non-fiction content across a range of traditional and digital distribution channels.

While Rather has won all of the most prestigious journalism awards (many times over) and has reported from the majority of nations on earth, he considers himself first and foremost a Texan. A proud native son of Wharton and Houston, and a graduate of what is now Sam Houston State University, Rather's unique Texas phrases have become a hallmark of his winsome and approachable style to reporting and storytelling.

James Vanderbilt has been pushing words around a page professionally ever since he graduated from the University of Southern California's Filmic Writing Program. A native of Norwalk, Connecticut, he sold his first screenplay 48 hours before graduating. It was promptly not made. He has written and produced numerous films, including ZODIAC which was nominated for a Writer's Guild of America Award for Best Adapted Screenplay and a USC Scripter Award, and WHITE HOUSE DOWN, which was not. His writing credits also include THE AMAZING SPIDERMAN films, THE RUNDOWN, THE LOSERS, and the upcoming INDEPENDENCE DAY: RESURGENCE. He is a founding member of Mythology Entertainment, a company dedicated to story-driven entertainment and content. He lives in Malibu, California, with his wife and children. TRUTH is his directorial debut.

Bradley J. Fischer began his career at Phoenix Pictures in 1998, rising through the ranks to Co-President of Production in 2007 and taking charge of the majority of the company's motion picture slate.

In 2012, Fischer formed Mythology Entertainment, a motion picture and television production company with partner James Vanderbilt (THE AMAZING SPIDERMAN, ZODIAC). WHITE HOUSE DOWN, directed by Roland Emmerich and starring Channing Tatum and Jamie Foxx, was the company's first project.

During his 13-year tenure at Phoenix Pictures, Fischer was instrumental in discovering, developing, packaging and producing many high-profile motion picture projects, producing a total of seven films over seven years. Among the films Fischer produced while at Phoenix was Martin Scorsese's SHUTTER ISLAND, based on the New York Times bestseller by Dennis Lehane, acclaimed author of Mystic River and Gone Baby Gone. After securing film rights to the book, Fischer sent it to screenwriter Laeta Kalogridis, with whom he developed the project. Scorsese and DiCaprio quickly signed on and the fully packaged project was set up on a production-commitment basis at Paramount Pictures shortly thereafter. Following its world premiere gala screening at the Berlin International Film Festival, SHUTTER ISLAND debuted to a $41 million opening weekend, which remains Scorsese's biggest opening to-date. It has since gone on to gross almost $300 million worldwide.

Among Fischer's other credits is the critically acclaimed David Fincher film ZODIAC, which he produced. An Official Selection of the 2007 Cannes Film Festival, ZODIAC stars Jake Gyllenhaal, Mark Ruffalo and Robert Downey Jr. It was released by Paramount Pictures and Warner Bros. Pictures to massive worldwide critical acclaim, and was one of the best-reviewed films of 2007. In 2010, ZODIAC was named one of the 10 best films of the decade by Entertainment Weekly, Time Out New York, The Chicago Tribune and The New York Post, among many other critics and journalists around the world.

Fischer also executive produced BLACK SWAN, directed by Darren Aronofsky and starring Natalie Portman. The film was released by Fox Searchlight and received strong critical praise, going on to gross approximately $330 million worldwide and receive five Academy Award® nominations, including Best Picture and winning Best Actress for star Natalie Portman.

Among the upcoming projects Fischer is producing are THE OVERLOOK HOTEL (a prequel to Stanley Kubrick's THE SHINING) with Warner Bros. and the Stanley Kubrick estate, with Mark Romanek directing; THE UNPLEASANT PROFESSION OF JONATHAN HOAG, which Alex Proyas will direct from his own adaptation of the Robert Heinlein novella, THE BRIGANDS OF RATTLEBORGE by S. Craig Zahler, ALTERED CARBON by Laeta Kalogridis and David H. Goodman, based on the seminal sci-fi noir novel by Richard Morgan; and the thriller AMBULANCE adapted by Chris Fedak, which Phillip Noyce is attached to direct.

Mythology's next releases include TRUTH, starring Cate Blanchett and Robert Redford, which Sony Classics will open on October 16; and the Suge Knight documentary AMERICAN DREAM/AMERICAN KNIGHTMARE, directed by Antoine Fuqua, which Showtime premieres on September 26.

In 2006, Fischer was selected by the Hollywood Reporter for their 13th annual "Next Generation" special issue as one of Hollywood's top 35 executives under 35 years of age. In the Spring 2008 issue of Los Angeles Confidential magazine, Fischer was profiled as a "Power Producer" and recognized as "one of Hollywood's most promising producers of sophisticated, challenging films."

In addition to his work at Mythology Entertainment, Fischer serves on the board of directors of the Stella Adler Academy of Acting in Los Angeles.

Fischer graduated from Columbia University in 1998 with a BA in Film Studies and Psychology and is a native of New York. He resides in Los Angeles with his wife Karen, daughter Olivia and baby boy Leo.

William Sherak serves as President of Stereo D, a 2D to 3D conversion company owned by Deluxe Entertainment Services Inc. In May, 2014, Sherak also became a partner in Mythology Entertainment, a film and television production company co-founded by producer Brad Fischer and writer/director James Vanderbilt. Mythology most recently produced the feature film TRUTH starring Robert Redford and Cate Blanchett in the drama based on the Mary Mapes book Truth and Duty: The Press, The President, and the Privilege of Power. Sherak serves as producer on the film, along with Fischer and Vanderbilt, who directs from his adapted screenplay.

Sherak founded Stereo D in 2009 and in 2011 Deluxe, the world's largest post-production services provider, bought the company. As part of financier Ronald O. Perelman's MacAndrews and Forbes, Stereo D under Sherak's leadership has seen impressive growth through the ability to create new technologies and build the business to meet the demands of an ever-changing 3D marketplace.

Sherak quickly established Stereo D as the industry leader in high-quality conversion and augmentation visual effects with their work on such films as AVATAR, THOR, TITANIC IN 3D, THE AVENGERS, STAR TREK: INTO DARKNESS, JURASSIC PARK 3D, PACIFIC RIM, and more recently GODZILLA, GUARDIANS OF THE GALAXY, and THE SPONGEBOB SQUAREPANTS MOVIE: SPONGE OUT OF WATER, AVENGERS: AGE OF ULTRON, JURASSIC WORLD, and EVEREST, among many others.

With facilities in Burbank, Toronto and India, Mr. Sherak oversees the development and production of all conversion services worldwide. He has guided the visual effects company from a mere 15 employees to an international staff of more than 1,500. Stereo D was one of the ten entertainment/media firms named on Fast Company magazine'slist of Most Innovative Companies of 2013, and in 2014 was nominated by London's Financial Times for their prestigious Boldness in Business Award.

While Sherak has become a prominent figure in the world of post services, his background lies in feature development and production. He began his career in 1997 at Davis Entertainment where he quickly rose in ranks to Director of Development. Soon thereafter he cofounded his own production company called Blue Star Entertainment. In 2000, Blue Star signed an overall production deal with Revolution Studios. At the time, Sherak was only 25. While at Revolution, he produced such features as LITTLE BLACK BOOK, DARKNESS FALLS, and DADDY DAY CAMP. Sherak later mined the television and film when he packaged the hit FX series ANGER MANAGEMENT starring Charlie Sheen from the 2003 movie starring Jack Nicholson and Adam Sandler and produced ARE WE THERE YET? starring Terry Crews and Ice Cube. Both series received 100-episode orders. Additionally, Sherak found scripts dormant in the Revolution library and went on to produce the features, I HATE VALENTINE'S DAY and BANGKOK DANGEROUS. Sherak continued his career in features with studio deals at Sony and Paramount Studios where he produced films such as ROLE MODELS and MIDDLE MEN.

Mr. Sherak is a member of the Producer's Guild of America, the International 3D Society, and is a member of the Fulfillment Fund Leadership Council.

Brett Ratner is one of Hollywood's most successful filmmakers. His diverse films resonate with audiences worldwide and have grossed over $2 billion at the global box office. Brett began his career directing music videos before making his feature directorial debut with MONEY TALKS, starring Charlie Sheen and Chris Tucker. He followed with the blockbuster RUSH HOUR and its successful sequels. Brett also directed THE FAMILY MAN, RED DRAGON, AFTER THE SUNSET, X-MEN: THE LAST STAND, TOWER HEIST and HERCULES.

Ratner has also enjoyed success as a producer. Prior to 2015's TRUTH, his recent films include the smash hit comedy HORRIBLE BOSSES and its sequel, and the re-imagined Snow White tale MIRROR MIRROR. He also served as an executive producer on BLACK MASS, starring Johnny Depp. Upcoming RatPac projects include I SAW THE LIGHT, starring Tom Hiddleston and Elizabeth Olsen; an as-yet-untitled Howard Hughes project, written and to be directed and produced by Warren Beatty; and the much-anticipated drama THE REVENANT, starring Leonardo DiCaprio.

His additional producing credits include the documentaries CATFISH, the Emmy-nominated WOODY ALLEN-A DOCUMENTARY, HELMUT BY JUNE, and I KNEW IT WAS YOU: REDISCOVERING JOHN CAZALE. He also executive produced the Golden Globe-nominated FOX series "Prison Break," and is currently executive producing the television series "Rush Hour," based on his hit films.

Brett, along with his business partner James Packer, formed RatPac Entertainment, a film finance production and media company, in 2013. RatPac has a first-look deal with Warner Bros. and joined with Dune Capital to co-finance over 75 films including GRAVITY, THE LEGO MOVIE, and AMERICAN SNIPER. Internationally, Warner Bros. and RatPac have formed a joint venture content fund with China's Shanghai Media Group to finance local Chinese content. In partnership with New Regency, RatPac also finances the development and production of Brad Pitt's Plan B Entertainment.

Doug Mankoff is a film and television producer and the Chief Executive Officer of Echo Lake Entertainment, which he founded in 1997. Today, Echo Lake Entertainment is comprised of Echo Lake Productions, an independent film and television production/financing company, and Echo Lake Management, a literary/talent management company. Echo Lake has financed and produced over 30 films, including the two most recent films of Spanish director Pedro Almodovar, Alexander Payne's NEBRASKA (nominated for six 2014 Academy Awards, including Best Picture), and most recently writer James Vanderbilt's directorial debut TRUTH with Robert Redford and Cate Blanchett. Among Echo Lake Management's clients are John Carpenter, Deepa Mehta, Fred Schepisi, and Dakota and Elle Fanning.

Before founding Echo Lake, Mankoff worked for visionary film financier Michael Nesmith, managing his library of film and television properties. Mankoff received a B.A. in History from Duke University, attended the graduate film program at NYU, and received his MBA at Harvard.

Doug is a member of both the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences and the Producer's Guild of America. He and his wife Marcia live in Los Angeles with their three children.

Andrew Spaulding is a film producer and the President of Echo Lake Entertainment, comprised of Echo Lake Productions, an independent film and television production and financing company, and Echo Lake Management, a literary and talent management company. He has produced or executive produced a dozen feature films, including TRUTH directed by James Vanderbilt and starring Cate Blanchett and Robert Redford; Julian Fellowes' adaptation of ROMEO AND JULIET; Deepa Mehta's adaptation of MIDNIGHT'S CHILDREN; and THE JONESES starring Demi Moore and David Duchovny.

A native of Virginia, Andrew was the State's Film Commissioner and served for two years on the personal staff of Virginia Governor Charles Robb. He is a graduate of the University of Virginia.

Even as a teenager, Mandy Walker, knew she wanted to be a cinematographer. Starting her film career as a runner at age eighteen, Mandy worked for the next seven years on documentaries, music videos and features-progressing from positions as clapper loader, focus puller and camera operator-before shooting the her first film as director of photography at just twenty-five years of old. Since then Mandy's skills have been in great demand by directors all over the world. She was made a member of the Cinematographers guild of the American Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences in 2009, is an accredited member of the Australian Cinematographers Society, the American Society of Cinematographers, and is currently an Artist in Residence at UCLA film school. She has received international recognition and numerous awards for her beautiful Cinematography. In addition to 2015's TRUTH (Cate Blanchett, Robert Redford), feature credits include TRACKS (Mia Wasikowska, Adam Driver) for which she won Film Critics Society of Australia for best cinematography, was nominated for AACTA (Australian Academy Awards) and received a Gold ACS award (Australian Cinematographers Society); BAZ LUHRMANN'S AUSTRALIA ( Nicole Kidman, Hugh Jackman), for which she won a Satellite Award, the Hollywood Cinematographer of the Year award, and the Women in Film, Kodak Vision Award in 2008; SHATTERED GLASS for director Billy Ray (Hayden Christensen, Peter Sarsgaard), which earned her a nomination for best Cinematography at the Independent Spirit Awards; LANTANA (Anthony La Paglia, Barbara Hershey, Geoffrey Rush), as well as PARKLANDS (Cate Blanchett), and LOVE SERENADE directed by Shirley Barrett (winner of Camera d'or at the Cannes Film Festival) and recently shooting JANE GOT A GUN (Natalie Portman, Joel Edgerton, Ewan McGregor) directed by Gavin O'Connor.

Walker's impressive portfolio of International TV commercials has garnered her numerous awards of excellence. These include her work on two of the glamorous Chanel No5 mini films, also starring Nicole Kidman, and then Gisele Bundchen, both directed by Baz Luhrmann. In 2006 she was named one of the Variety's "10 Cinematographers to Watch."

Walker has succeeded at making her own mark as a skilled professional with her quality body of work. She is widely regarded for her passion, and an understanding of how cinematography can capture and convey to an audience the most essential aspects of storytelling.

Richard Francis-Bruce (born 10 December 1948 in Sydney, New South Wales) is an Australian film editor who has received several nominations for the Academy Award for Film Editing. Francis-Bruce aspired to be a cinematographer like his father, Jack Bruce, who worked for Hollywood players like Cecil B. De Mille and the Famous Lansky Players. Nonetheless, Richard's aspirations landed him an editing gig at the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) in Sydney, where he spent 15 years honing his craft.

Prior to his work on 2015's TRUTH for Director James Vanderbilt, Francis-Bruce has contributed to a roster of esteemed films.

Francis-Bruce collaborated with filmmaker George Miller on a plethora of films including MAD MAX: BEYOND THUNDERDOME (1985), THE WITCHES OF EASTWICK (1987), and LORENZO'S OIL (1992). Francis-Bruce later earned Academy Award nominations for his work on Frank Darabont's THE SHAWSHANK REDEMPTION (1994), David Fincher's SEVEN (1995) and Wolfgang Petersen's AIR FORCE ONE (1997). Francis-Bruce was nominated for ACE Eddie Awards for THE SHAWSHANK REDEMPTION, THE ROCK (directed by Michael Bay - 1996), AIR FORCE ONE, and for HARRY POTTER AND THE PHILOSOPHER'S STONE (directed by Chris Columbus - 2001). In 1997, he was invited to become a member of the American Cinema Editors (ACE).

In 1996, Francis-Bruce visited Australia and spoke at a seminar at the Australian Film Television and Radio School entitled Frame by Frame. Francis-Bruce explained the importance of understanding internal rhythm and external rhythm as well as the choices he made in and between every shot throughout the film SEVEN.

Fiona designed Justin Kurzel's much anticipated MACBETH, which premiere's in official competition at the 2015 Cannes Film Festival starring Michael Fassbender and Marion Cotillard. Most recently Fiona designed James Vanderbilt's TRUTH, starring Cate Blanchett and Robert Redford which opens in October, 2015.

For her first feature film credit Fiona production and co-costume designed Justin Kurzel's debut feature SNOWTOWN which premiered at the Adelaide Film Festival in 2011 winning the Audience Award. The film also screened at the Critics' Week Cannes Film Festival 2011 where it was Awarded A Special Distinction of the President. Fiona went on to production design Tony Krawitz feature film DEAD EUROPE and Julius Avery's SON OF A GUN released in 2014.

For television, Fiona costume designed the telemovie BEACONSFIELD directed by Glendyn Ivin and Jane Campion's television series "Top of the Lake" produced by See Saw Films.

Fiona's short film credits include production designing Justin Kurzel's short film BLUE TONGUE which was selected for official competition at Cannes Critics Week in 2005. In a design collaboration with Alice Babidge, Fiona worked on Ben Briand's APRICOT which premiered at the 2010 Melbourne International Film Festival and also screened at the Moscow International Film Festival, both in 2010.

Previously Fiona was the Sydney Theatre Company Resident Designer in 2003 and 2004 and she has worked with many of the major theatre companies throughout Australia including Melbourne Theatre Company, Malthouse, Griffin and the Bell Shakespeare Company. Her set and costume design credits include "The Cherry Orchard" (STC), "Hamlet" (Bell) and "The Shape of Things" (STC) and as costume designer "The Three Sisters", "The City" and "Moving Target." Fiona designed the set for "The Great" (STC) and "Hedda Gabler" starring Cate Blanchett (STC - Sydney and New York).

Amanda Neale is one of New Zealand's most respected and established costume designers. She has been collaborating with New Zealand filmmaker Taika Waititi since SCARIFIES in 1998 and most recently on the comedy/horror movie WHAT WE DO IN THE SHADOWS. She has worked on movies for other notable New Zealand directors including Jane Campion, Peter Jackson and Robert Sarkies. She has assisted costume designer Ngila Dickson and Michael Wilkinson.

She began her career working as a set costumer on large studio movies such as HERCULES, LORD OF THE RINGS and THE LAST SAMURAI. She moved into costume buying for films such as KING KONG and AVATAR. Amanda also worked as a costume designer for Steven Spielberg's 3D animated TINTIN and co-designed Jane Campion's award-winning television series "Top of the Lake."

After filming TRUTH with director James Vanderbilt, Amanda had the privilege of working on another film starring Robert Redford, Disney's new adaptation of PETE'S DRAGON directed by David Lowery.

Brian Tyler is a composer and conductor of over 70 films and recently won Film Composer of the Year at the 2014 Cue Awards. Prior to composing the music for director James Vanderbilt's 2015 TRUTH, Tyler composed blockbuster hits AVENGERS: AGE OF ULTRON, FURIOUS 7, IRON MAN 3 starring Robert Downey Jr. and Ben Kingsley, as well as THOR: THE DARK WORLD starring Chris Hemsworth, Natalie Portman, and Anthony Hopkins. He conducted the London Philharmonic at Abbey Road Studios for both films. He also scored EAGLE EYE for producer Steven Spielberg, and the box office hits FAST FIVE and FAST AND FURIOUS for director Justin Lin. He was nominated for a 2014 BAFTA Games Award and was inducted into the music branch of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences in 2010.

Tyler began scoring features shortly after he received his master's degree from Harvard University, as well as a bachelor's degree from UCLA. He is a multi-instrumentalist and plays piano, guitar, drums, bass, cello, world percussion, synth programming, guitarviol, charango, and bouzouki, amongst others. He showcased many of those instruments for the 2013 retro heist film NOW YOU SEE ME, about a team of illusionists, starring Morgan Freeman, Jesse Eisenberg, Michael Caine, Woody Harrelson and Mark Ruffalo.

Tyler arranged and conducted the new film logo music for Universal Pictures and composed a theme for the 100 year anniversary of the studio, as well as composing the music for the Marvel Studios logo which now plays before of all of their films. He also scored THE EXPENDABLES films, and RAMBO directed by Sylvester Stallone; LAW ABIDING CITIZEN starring Jamie Foxx and Gerard Butler; the Keanu Reeves thriller CONSTANTINE, and the science-fiction film BATTLE LOS ANGELES. Tyler's score for Bill Paxton's FRAILTY won him a World Soundtrack Award in 2002, as well as The World Soundtrack Award as Best New Film Composer of the Year. He has received three Emmy Award nominations, ten BMI Music Awards, five ASCAP Music Awards, and recently won 12 Goldspirit Awards, including Composer of the Year.

After composing the score for THE HUNTED for Academy Award-winning director William Friedkin, Tyler composed the score for the turn-of-the-century drama THE GREATEST GAME EVER PLAYED starring Shia LaBeouf. His soundtrack for CHILDREN OF DUNE reached #4 on the Amazon.com album charts while FURIOUS 7, AVENGERS: AGE OF ULTRON, THOR: THE DARK WORLD, IRON MAN 3 and FAST FIVE all hit #1 on the iTunes soundtrack charts.

Recently, Tyler scored the Michael Bay-produced TEENAGE MUTANT NINJA TURTLES, the action-packed disaster thriller INTO THE STORM, and the epic adventure THE EXPENDABLES 3. Tyler also created the new theme music for the NFL (the first updated original since 1997) and in 2015 Tyler created a new groundbreaking musical theme for the 115th U.S. Open Championship on FOX Sports.

For television, he scores the series "Scorpion," "Hawaii Five-0," and "Sleepy Hollow," for which he received an Emmy nomination for Outstanding Original Main Title Theme Music in 2014.

John Papsidera started his professional career as a trained actor, graduating from Florida State University with a BFA degree and attending post-Graduate studies at Circle in the Square in New York City.

Starting as a casting assistant at The Mark Taper Forum in Los Angeles, John moved into feature film casting and worked on such big budget action films as CLEAR AND PRESENT DANGER, THE NET, ANACONDA and CUTTHROAT ISLAND.

Starting in 1997, Papsidera embarked on forming his own casting company and over the past 17 years has been the Casting Director for over 100 films and television projects. Prior to his work on 2015's TRUTH, his film credits include the original AUSTIN POWERS, BOILER ROOM, MEMENTO, BATMAN: BEGINS, THE LONGEST YARD, THE PRESTIGE, ENCHANTED, THE DARK KNIGHT, ZOMBIELAND, INCEPTION, THE GREY, THE DARK KNIGHT RISES, OZ: THE GREAT AND POWERFUL, GANGSTER SQUAD, MEN WOMEN AND CHILDREN, and INTERSTELLAR.

Television credits include, HBO's "If These Walls Could Talk," "Live From Baghdad," "Carnivale," "Lackawanna Blues," "Prison Break," Showtime's "Ray Donovan" and HBO's upcoming show, "Westworld." His achievements in the field of casting include 15 nominations and four prestigious Artios Awards for outstanding casting and four nominations and two Emmys for his work in television.

Papsidera formed his entertainment company, automatic sweat, in the fall of 2000. He opened with friend and Producer, Gavin Polone, a Hollywood restaurant, The Waffle in the Winter of 2007. An avid art collector, he owns and curates his own gallery, The Salon @ automatic sweat. John resides in Los Angeles, still casts feature films and television, is in the process of producing two films and is still looking forward to new horizons of opportunity.

Nikki Barrett has been casting film and television for over 20 years. In addition to 2015's TRUTH, her work includes acclaimed features such as FURY ROAD, THE BADADOOK, THE GREAT GATSBY, THE WATER DIVINER, SLOW WEST, MAO'S LAST DANCER, THE SAPPHIRES, SOMERSAULT, CANDY and THE RALWAY MAN. Last year she was involved with THE LIGHT BETWEEN OCEANS, HOLDING THE MAN, THE DAUGHTER, Syfy series "Childhood's End" and PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN 5. She is currently casting Mel Gibson's feature, HACKSAW RIDGE. Nikki is a member of the CSA and CGA and on the board of the Griffin Theatre.

Cate Blanchett served as the co-Artistic Director and co-CEO of Sydney Theatre Company, alongside Andrew Upton from 2008-2013. She is a graduate of the Australian National Institute of Dramatic Art and holds Honorary Doctorates of Letters from the University of New South Wales, the University of Sydney and Macquarie University.

Blanchett stars in James Vanderbilt's TRUTH as journalist and broadcast news producer Mary Mapes, who was at the center of the 2004 controversy involving the 60 Minutes II investigation into then-President George W. Bush's military service. TRUTH premieres at the 2015 Toronto International Film Festival in September. Also launching in the Fall is Todd Haynes' CAROL, adapted from Patricia Highsmith's novel, The Price Of Salt. Blanchett plays a married housewife who falls into a complicated relationship with a store clerk, Rooney Mara.

Among her recent performances, Blanchett starred as Jasmine in Woody Allen's BLUE JASMINE, for which she won Best Actress at the Academy Awards® amongst other awards. Her portrayal of Jasmine also earned her the Best Actress award at the Screen Actors Guild (SAG), Golden Globe and BAFTA Awards.

In 2004, Blanchett won an Academy Award® for her portrayal of Katharine Hepburn in Martin Scorsese's Howard Hughes biopic THE AVIATOR, for which she also won BAFTA and Screen Actors Guild (SAG) Awards In 2008, Blanchett was nominated for two Oscars®, as Best Actress for ELIZABETH: THE GOLDEN AGE and as Best Supporting Actress for I'M NOT THERE, making her only the fifth actor in Academy history to be nominated in both acting categories in the same year. Additionally, she received dual SAG and BAFTA Award nominations, for Best Actress and Best Supporting Actress respectively, for ELIZABETH: THE GOLDEN AGE and I'M NOT THERE. For the latter, she also won a Golden Globe Award, an Independent Spirit Award, several critics groups' awards, and the Volpi Cup for Best Actress at the 2007 Venice Film Festival.

She earned her first Oscar® nomination and won BAFTA, Golden Globe Award and London Film Critics Circle Awards for her portrayal of Queen Elizabeth I in Shekhar Kapur's ELIZABETH. She also received Oscar®, Golden Globe and SAG Award® nominations for her performance in NOTES ON A SCANDAL. Additionally, Blanchett has earned Golden Globe nominations for Best Actress for the title role in Joel Schumacher's VERONICA GUERIN and her work in Barry Levinson's BANDITS, and, earlier, another BAFTA Award nomination for her performance in Anthony Minghella's THE TALENTED MR. RIPLEY. In February 2014, Blanchett appeared in THE MONUMENTS MEN, directed by George Clooney. Blanchett then appeared in Disney's CINDERELLA as the Wicked step-mother. She has also completed production on two untitled Terrence Malick films, THE VOYAGE OF TIME and KNIGHT OF CUPS, both of which have pending release dates.

Blanchett originated the role of Galadriel in Peter Jackson's THE LORD OF THE RINGS Trilogy and reprised her role in the recent THE HOBBIT: AN UNEXPECTED JOURNEY. Additional film credits include Joe Wright's HANNA; Ridley Scott's ROBIN HOOD; David Fincher's THE CURIOUS CASE OF BENJAMIN BUTTON; Steven Spielberg's blockbuster INDIANA JONES AND THE KINGDOM OF THE CRYSTAL SKULL; Steven Soderbergh's THE GOOD GERMAN; Alejandro González Iñárritu's BABEL; and Wes Anderson's THE LIFE AQUATIC WITH STEVE ZISSOU.

Among her other film credits are Jim Jarmusch's COFFEE AND CIGARETTES, earning an Independent Spirit Award nomination; Ron Howard's THE MISSING; Gillian Armstrong's CHARLOTTE GRAY; Lasse Hallström's THE SHIPPING NEWS; Rowan Woods' LITTLE FISH, for which she received best actress at the AFI in Australia; Mike Newell's PUSHING TIN; Oliver Parker's AN IDEAL HUSBAND; Sam Raimi's THE GIFT; Sally Potter's THE MAN WHO CRIED; Bruce Beresford's PARADISE ROAD; THANK GOD HE MET LIZZIE, for which she won both the Australian Academy of Cinema and Television Arts (AACTA) and the Sydney Film Critics' Awards for Best Supporting Actress; and Gillian Armstrong's OSCAR AND LUCINDA, for which she also earned an AFI nomination for Best Actress.

Blanchett has worked extensively on the stage in Australia and abroad. For the past five years, she has been the co-Artistic Director and co-CEO of Sydney Theatre Company (STC) alongside Andrew Upton. Blanchett's roles on stage include the title role in "Hedda Gabler" for which she won the Ibsen Centennial Award, Helpmann Award and the MO Award for Best Actress; Richard II in the celebrated STC production of "The Wars of The Roses"; Blanche Du Bois in Tennessee Williams' "A Streetcar Named Desire" which travelled to much acclaim from Sydney to Washington and New York (her performance was considered the 'performance of the year' by the New York Times) and for which she received the Helen Hayes Award for Outstanding Actress in a non-resident production; Yelena in Anton Chekhov's "Uncle Vanya", in a new adaptation by Andrew Upton, which toured to Washington in 2011 and New York in 2012 to great critical acclaim and for which she received the Helpmann Award for Best Female Actor in a Play and the Helen Hayes Award for Outstanding Actress in a non-resident production; and Lotte in Botho Strauss' "Gross und Klein" which toured extensively throughout Europe in 2012 and was part of the London Cultural Olympiad, and for which she received the Helpmann Award for Best Female Actor in a Play. Blanchet also toured to the Lincoln Centre festival in STC's production of Jean Genet's "The Maids", directed by Benedict Andrews and co-adapted by Andrew Upton and Benedict Andrews. Blanchett is currently performing at The Sydney Theatre Company as Anna Petrovna in Andrew Upton's "The Present" based on Chekhov's unfinished play, "Platonov."

Blanchett has been awarded the Centenary Medal for Service to Australian Society through Acting and in 2007 she was named one of TIME Magazine's 100 Most Influential People. In 2012, she was awarded the Chevalier de l'Ordre des arts et des letters by the French Minister for Culture, in recognition of her significant contributions to the arts. She has also received a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. In 2008, Blanchett co-Chaired the creative stream of the Prime Minister of Australia's National 2020 Summit. She is a patron of the Sydney Film Festival and an ambassador for the Australian Conservation Foundation and the Australian Film Institute.

In August 2015, it was announced that Blanchett is to be honored by New York City's Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) on November 17th 2015. In October 2015, she will also receive the BFI Fellowship Award in recognition to her outstanding to film and television.

Cate is a supporter of UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency. Having undertaken a fact-finding mission to Lebanon to meet refugees and stateless people, she is committed to raising awareness on issues of forced displacement, and in particular on the scourge of statelessness which affects around 10 million people worldwide, denying them basic rights including access to education, healthcare and the ability to work and travel. Blanchett resides in Sydney with her husband and their four children.

Robert Redford is an ardent conservationist and environmentalist, a man who stands for social responsibility and political involvement, and an artist and businessman who is a staunch supporter of uncompromised creative expression. Redford landed his first Broadway starring role in "Sunday in New York," followed by "Little Moon of Alban" and Neil Simon's "Barefoot in the Park," directed by Mike Nichols. His first movie role was in WAR HUNT. He reprised the role of Paul Bratter in the film version of BAREFOOT IN THE PARK, for which he received praise from critics and audiences. In 1969, Redford and Paul Newman teamed to star in BUTCH CASSIDY AND THE SUNDANCE KID. Directed by George Roy Hill, the film became an instant classic and firmly established Redford as one of the industry's top leading men. He, Newman and Hill later reunited for THE STING, which won seven Oscars®, including Best Picture, and brought Redford his Best Actor nomination.

He has since built a distinguished acting career, starring in such notable films as JEREMIAH JOHNSON, THE WAY WE WERE, THE GREAT GATSBY, THREE DAYS OF THE CONDOR, THE GREAT WALDO PEPPER, BRUBAKER, A BRIDGE TOO FAR, THE NATURAL, OUT OF AFRICA, LEGAL EAGLES, SNEAKERS, INDECENT PROPOSAL AND UP CLOSE AND PERSONAL, SPY GAME, THE LAST CASTLE, THE CLEARING, AN UNFINISHED LIFE and ALL IS LOST. Currently, Redford can be seen in A WALK IN THE WOODS, a film he produced based on the Bill Bryson novel co-starring Nick Nolte.

In October, Redford will star as Dan Rather in Sony Pictures' Classics' TRUTH, directed by James Vanderbilt and also starring Cate Blanchett and Elizabeth Moss. The film chronicles the news story that irreversibly changed the life and legacy of legendary news anchor Dan Rather, and is based on the book Truth and Duty by Mary Mapes. Redford also recently wrapped Disney's PETE'S DRAGON, directed by David Lowery, co-starring Bryce Dallas Howard. The film is scheduled for release spring 2016.

Redford has starred in several films produced by his own Wildwood Enterprises, including DOWNHILL RACER, THE CANDIDATE, THE ELECTRIC HORSEMAN and ALL THE PRESIDENT'S MEN, which earned seven Oscar® nominations including Best Picture.

Redford won a Directors Guild of America Award, a Golden Globe Award and the Academy Award® for Best Director for his feature film directorial debut ORDINARY PEOPLE. He went on to direct and produce THE MILAGRO BEANFIELD WAR and A RIVER RUNS THROUGH IT, for which he received a Best Director Golden Globe nomination; and earned dual Oscar® nominations for Best Picture and Best Director and a Golden Globe nomination for Best Director for QUIZ SHOW. He earned two Golden Globe nominations (Best Picture and Best Director) for THE HORSE WHISPERER. Other films as director and producer include THE LEGEND OF BAGGER VANCE, LIONS FOR LAMBS, THE CONSPIRATOR and THE COMPANY YOU KEEP.

A large part of Redford's life is his Sundance Institute, which he founded in 1981, and is dedicated to the support and development of emerging screenwriters and directors of vision, and to the national and international exhibition of new independent cinema. He has received the Screen Actors Guild's Lifetime Achievement Award, an Honorary Academy Award®, the Kennedy Center Honors, and the LEGION D'HONNEUR medal, France's highest recognition. Robert Redford has been a noted environmentalist and activist since the early 1970s and has served for almost 30 years as a Trustee of the Board of the Natural Resources Defense Council.

Elisabeth Moss played the iconic role of Peggy Olson on the award-winning television series "Mad Men," which aired its final seven episodes earlier this year. In addition to the series' numerous honors, Moss has received six Emmy Award nominations, a Golden Globe nomination, and two Screen Actors Guild Award nominations for her performance on the show and has joined with the cast to win the Screen Actors Guild Award for Best Ensemble in a Drama Series three consecutive years. Moss's additional television credits include Jane Campion's highly-acclaimed miniseries "Top of the Lake," for which she received Golden Globe and Critics Choice TV Awards for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Movie or Miniseries as well as Emmy and SAG Award nominations in the same category, and Aaron Sorkin's critically-praised and award-winning drama, "The West Wing," on which she played 'Zoey Bartlett,' daughter to Martin Sheen's president.

On the big screen, Moss has completed production on six films: HIGH-RISE, a film directed by Ben Wheatley, also starring Tom Hiddleston, Sienna Miller and Jeremy Irons, which will premiere at the 2015 Toronto International Film Festival; the drama MEADOWLAND, directed by Reed Morano and starring Olivia Wilde and Luke Wilson, which made its world premiere at the Tribeca Film Festival; QUEEN OF EARTH, written and directed by Alex Ross Perry, which premiered to stellar reviews at the Berlin International Film Festival and will be released this October; TRUTH, a political drama in which she stars opposite Robert Redford and Cate Blanchett about the scandal that erupted after Dan Rather reported on 60 Minutes II that George W. Bush had gotten preferential treatment that put him in the National Guard to avoid the Vietnam War draft; THE SEAGULL, directed by Michael Mayer, also starring Corey Stoll, Annette Bening and Saoirse Ronan; and THE FREE WORLD, a drama from director Jason Lew about a former convict who becomes involved with a married woman with an abusive husband.

Moss's additional film credits include THE ONE I LOVE, in which she starred with Mark Duplass (Sundance Film Festival 2014); LISTEN UP PHILIP, directed by Alex Ross Perry and starring Jason Schwartzman (Sundance Film Festival 2014); Walter Salles's adaptation of the classic Jack Kerouac novel ON THE ROAD, GET HIM TO THE GREEK, THE MISSING, GIRL INTERRUPTED, MUMFORD, A THOUSAND ACRES, and VIRGIN, for which she was nominated for an Independent Spirit Award for Best Actress.

Earlier this year, Elisabeth Moss starred on Broadway in "The Heidi Chronicles," a Broadway revival of Wendy Wasserstein's Pulitzer and Tony Award-winning play, for which Moss's performance as the title character earned her Tony, Drama League and Outer Critics Circle Award nominations. Moss's additional theater credits include "The Children's Hour" in London's West End opposite Keira Knightley, the Broadway revival of David Mamet's "Speed the Plow" opposite William H Macy and her New York theater debut at the Atlantic Theater Company in "Franny's Way."

Topher Grace first caught the attention of audiences as one of the stars of the iconic television series, "That '70s Show," before going on to make his mark on the big screen in numerous films. This October, Topher appears in the Sony Pictures Classics drama, TRUTH, opposite Robert Redford, Cate Blanchett, Dennis Quaid and Elisabeth Moss. The film tells the true story of a group of journalists-with Topher portraying rebellious researcher, 'Mike Smith'-who are investigating then-President George W. Bush's military service record. The film will have its world premiere at the 2015 Toronto International Film Festival.

Topher is currently in production starring alongside Brad Pitt in the upcoming Netflix black comedy, WAR MACHINE, in which he plays a civilian media adviser to Pitt's four-star U.S. military general trying to win the war in Afghanistan. Based on Michael Hastings' book, The Operators: The Wild and Terrifying Inside Story of America's War in Afghanistan, and directed by David Michod, the film is scheduled to debut in 2016.

Topher has also made the move behind the camera and recently completed production as producer and star of the romantic musical comedy, ONE SHOT, directed by Isaac Rentz. The film features Anne Heche and Taye Diggs and follows a failed Broadway singer who now works as a production manager who must save opening night by wrangling his eccentric cast and crew. On screen he's also wrapped on the supernatural thriller HOME, expected for release by Universal in 2016.

On the big screen, Topher won the National Board of Review award for Breakthrough Performance by an Actor, as well as a New York Film Critics award, for his roles in IN GOOD COMPANY and P.S. in 2004. As a member of the ensemble cast in Steven Soderbergh's TRAFFIC, he also won a Screen Actors Guild Award in 2001.

Additional film credits include Christopher Nolan's INTERSTELLAR; Gary Marshall's ensemble, VALENTINE'S DAY opposite Anne Hathaway, Bradley Cooper, Jamie Foxx and others; Sam Raimi's SPIDERMAN 3; Robert Luketic's WIN A DATE WITH TAD HAMILTON; Mike Newell's MONA LISA SMILE opposite Julia Roberts; and Soderbergh's OCEAN'S ELEVEN and OCEAN'S TWELVE," among many other memorable roles including, most recently, AMERICAN ULTRA opposite Jesse Eisenberg and Kristen Stewart.

On the small screen, along with "That '70s Show," he has also appeared in Curtis Hanson's Golden Globe winning TV film, "Too Big to Fail," for HBO. He also appeared in "The Beauty Inside," a 2012 social film developed by Intel and Toshiba. Directed by Drake Doremus and co- starring Mary Elizabeth Winstead, the film is broken up into six filmed episodes interspersed with interactive storytelling that all takes place on the main character's Facebook timeline. Topher won a Daytime Emmy in the category of Outstanding New Approaches - Original Daytime Program or Series.

In 2014, Topher made his Off-Broadway debut in Paul Weitz' acclaimed "Lonely, I'm Not," opposite Olivia Thirlby, for Second Stage.

Topher grew up in Darien, Connecticut and currently resides in Los Angeles, California.

Dennis Quaid is renowned for his distinct portrayals in both comedic and dramatic roles over the past forty years. He began to gain attention in the late 1970s for roles in such films as BREAKING AWAY, before gaining public and critical acclaim for this role in the 1983 release THE RIGHT STUFF. Other notable credits include THE ROOKIE, THE DAY AFTER TOMORROW, TRAFFIC, VANTAGE POINT, FREQUENCY, THE PARENT TRAP and SOUL SURFER. For his role in Todd Haynes' FAR FROM HEAVEN he won the New York Film Critics Circle Award for Best Supporting Actor, the Chicago Film Critics Association Award for Best Supporting Actor, the Online Film Critics Society Award for Best Supporting Actor and the Independent Spirit Award for Best Supporting Male. In 2010 he was nominated for numerous awards including a SAG Award®, an Emmy, and a Golden Globe for his portrayal of Bill Clinton in the TV Movie A SPECIAL RELATIONSHIP.

He will soon be seen in 2015's TRUTH, Jamie Vanderbilt's newsroom drama starring Cate Blanchett and Robert Redford, about the controversy surrounding the 2004 CBS 60 Minutes investigation of then-President George W. Bush's military service in the Texas Air National Guard. TRUTH premieres at the 2015 Toronto International Film Festival.

Stacy Keach has managed the difficult task of maintaining a vibrant series of performances in top motion picture and television projects while continuing to add to his remarkable achievement on the stage, both classical and Broadway. His most recently filmed theatrical motion picture is TRUTH, teamed with Cate Blanchett and Robert Redford, which was filmed in Australia, and he is currently filming director Stephen Gaghan's GOLD, teamed with Matthew McConaughy, Toby Kebrell and Corey Stron.

On television, he is one of the stars of NBC's highly-anticipated upcoming comedy series, "The Crowd," created by Suzanne Martin with James Burrows directing first episodes. Keach was an important part of Alexander Payne's Academy Award nominated big screen drama, NEBRASKA. Other recent performances include Frank Miller's and Robert Rodriguez' SIN CITY: A DAME TO KILL FOR and key roles in the soon to be released film adaptation of the Stephen King novel, CELL with John Cusask and Samuel L. Jackson. He also stars in Damian Chapa's true Holocaust drama, FATHER RUPERT MAYA.

Keach's spectacular leading role filmography involves such significant works as THE HEART IS A LONELY HUNTER, END OF THE ROAD, THE NEW CENTURIONS, DOC, FAT CITY, LUTHER, THE LONG RIDERS, THE NINTH CONFIGURATION, UP IN SMOKE, NICE DREAMS, JUDGE ROY BEAN, ESCAPE FROM L.A., AMERICAN HISTORY X, IMBUED (for which he also composed the score), and THE BOURNE LEGACY.

Perhaps best known around the world for his portrayal of hard-boiled detective Mike Hammer, Keach is also known for his performance as Ken Titus in the Fox sitcom "Titus," Warden Henry Pope in the hit series "Prison Break" and Robert "Pops" Leary in the FX series "Lights Out." His frequent television guest appearances number among the many include "Mistral's Daughter," "The Blue and the Gray," "Jennifer Falls," "The Exes," "Two And A Half Men," "Hot In Cleveland," "Anger Management," "Brooklyn 99," "Enlisted," "Law And Order, Special Victims Unit," "NCIS: New Orleans," and guest voice on "The Simpsons" as Don Bookner and HK Duff.

He enjoys prominence as one of the chief voice actors in animated features: his starring character, Skipper, in Disney's PLANES and its sequel, PLANES, FIRE AND RESCUE were both noted boxoffice hits. Keach is currently starring in the second season of "Full Circle" on DirecTV and continues to be the voice of CNBC's "American Greed," now in its ninth season. His original song "Anything for Money" is featured on the show.

Keach has played to grand success in classic and contemporary theater's greatest roles, and he is considered a pre-eminent American interpreter of Shakespeare. His SRO run as King Lear at the Shakespeare Theatre Company in Washington, D.C., received the rave reviews, as did his recent performances there as Falstaff in both "Henry IV" Parts I and II. Keach has accepted three Helen Hayes Awards for leading actor. Most recently on Broadway, he and Stockard Channing took their critically acclaimed roles in the Jon Robin Baitz play, "Other Desert Cities" to the Booth Theater. Keach received an Outer Critics Circle nomination for his performance in the Lincoln Center presentation. He also won the 2011 Audie Award for best original work for the Mike Hammer radio novel "The Little Death," in which he reprises his role as Mike Hammer and also composed the musical score.

This life of acclaimed accomplishment in theatre, film, television and spoken-word recordings and the artist's dramatic personal story are the compelling subject of All in All: An Actor's Life On and Off the Stage, Keach's memoir published by Lyons Press, a division of Globe Pequot in late 2013. His award-winning memoir (it was the initial recipient of the Prism Literary Award, first book acknowledgment in the significant award program honoring motion picture, television and stage productions addressing addictive drug behavior) instantly became and continues to be a bestseller among devotees of great acting and the continuity of Shakespearean theatrical performance.

Keach began his professional career with the New York Shakespeare Festival in 1964, doubling as Marcellus and the Player King in "Hamlet," directed by Joseph Papp with Julie Harris as Ophelia. Keach rose to prominence in 1967 in the off-Broadway political satire "MacBird," for which he received the first of his three Obie awards. He played the title roles in "Henry V," "Hamlet" (three times), "Coriolanus," "Richard III," "Macbeth" and "King Lear" in Robert Falls' modern adaptation at Chicago's Goodman Theatre.

His performance honors include Best Actor Golden Globe Award, three Obies, three Vernon Rice Awards, two Drama Desk Awards, three Helen Hayes Awards, and the prestigious Millineum Recognition Award, the Will Award, and has been nominated for Emmy and Tony Awards. Broadway credits include "Other Desert Cities," "Indians," "Deathtrap," "Solitary Confinement" and "The Kentucky Cycle." His extensive credits at the New York Shakespeare Festival include Falstaff in "Henry IV" Parts I and II, which he recently reprised in Washington, DC; and the title roles in "Richard III," "Coriolanus," "Henry V," "Macbeth," "Peer Gynt," "Hamlet," and "King Lear." Other theatre credits include "MacBird," "The Niggerlovers," "Steiglitz Loves O'Keefe," "Long Day's Journey into Night," "Frost/Nixon," "Sleuth," "Barnum," "Camelot," "The King and I," "Art" (West End), "Hughie" (West End), "Cyrano de Bergerac," and "Finishing the Picture." For LA Theatre Works, he has played Proctor in "The Crucible", Bottom in "A Midsummer Night's Dream", Brutus in "Julius Caesar", Willy Loman in "Death of A Salesman", the title roles in "Galileo" and "Uncle Vanya."

Keach was a Fulbright scholar to the London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art, attended the University of California at Berkeley and the Yale Drama School. He was recently appointed Heritage Professor by George Mason University, where he taught acting via Skype.

Keach has been married to actress, singer, Yoga instructor Malgosia for 29 years. They have two children, son Shannon, 26, a recent graduate from NYU and USC, who is commencing a career in public relations, and daughter Karolina, 24, graduating this year from Pepperdine University.

Bruce Greenwood is currently in production on the upcoming season of Ryan Murphy's "American Crime Story: The People vs. OJ Simpson" as District Attorney Gil Garcetti opposite an all star cast including John Travolta, Sarah Paulson David Schwimmer and Cuba Gooding Jr. He will soon be seen as CBS News President Andrew Heyward in TRUTH, Jamie Vanderbilt's newsroom drama starring Cate Blanchett and Robert Redford, about the controversy surrounding the 2004 CBS 60 Minutes investigation of then-President George W. Bush's military service in the Texas Air National Guard. TRUTH premieres at the 2015 Toronto International Film Festival.

In 2015 Bruce had a recurring role on the critically acclaimed TV drama "Mad Men" playing the love interest of Joan Harris (Christina Hendricks) in the show's final season. Bruce recently wrapped the sci-fi/thriller SPECTRAL and the drama FATHERS AND DAUGHTERS opposite Russell Crowe for Gabriele Muccino. He was most recently seen in Andrew Niccol's military drama-thriller GOOD KILL opposite Ethan Hawke.In 2014's ELEPHANT SONG Greenwood stars as a psychiatric hospital director alongside Xavier Dolan and Catherine Keener. The film, which premiered at the 2014 Toronto International Film Festival, garnered him a Canadian Screen Award nomination for Performance by an Actor in a Leading Role.

In 2014 he starred in ENDLESS LOVE, Universal's remake of the 1981 drama of the same name. Additionally he reprised his role as Captain Christopher Pike in the Paramount Pictures blockbuster STAR TREK INTO DARKNESS opposite Chris Pine, Zachary Quinto and Zoe Saldana for director J.J. Abrams.

He has acted in five films for acclaimed Canadian director Atom Egoyan, including the recently completed QUEEN OF THE NIGHT, DEVIL'S KNOT, EXOTICA, THE SWEET HEREAFTER, which earned the Jury Grand Prize at Cannes and swept the Genie Awards including Best Motion Picture and also earned him a Genie Award nomination for Best Actor, and ARARAT.

In 2012 he starred in the Oscar nominated drama FLIGHT opposite Denzel Washington for Paramount Pictures, directed by Robert Zemeckis. He was also seen in 2012 in A PLACE BEYOND THE PINES, written and directed by Derek Cianfrance and starred Ryan Gosling and Bradley Cooper.

Among Greenwood's recent films are DINNER FOR SCHMUCKS, MAO'S LAST DANCER, and NATIONAL TREASURE: BOOK OF SECRETS. In 2007, his dual role in the unconventional biopic of legendary singer/songwriter Bob Dylan I'M NOT THERE opposite Cate Blanchett and Richard Gere, for writer/director Todd Haynes, earned the Independent Spirit Awards inaugural Robert Altman Award.

He is well known for his outstanding portrayal of President John F. Kennedy negotiating the Cuban Missile Crisis and its fallout in the riveting drama THIRTEEN DAYS, which earned Greenwood a Golden Satellite Award for Best Supporting Actor.

In 2006 he appeared in the thriller DEJA VU for director Tony Scott; in 2005 he starred opposite Philip Seymour as Truman Capote's partner, writer Jack Dunphy, in CAPOTE. That performance earned him a Screen Actors Guild Nomination for Outstanding Performance by a Cast in a Motion Picture.

Among Greenwood's earlier films are I, ROBOT, BEING JULIA, DOUBLE JEOPARDY, MEEKS CUTOFF, BARNEY'S VERSION, DONOVAN'S ECHO, FIREHOUSE DOG, HOLLYWOOD HOMICIDE, THE WORLD'S FASTEST INDIAN, EIGHT BELOW, RULES OF ENGAGEMENT, RACING STRIPES, HERE ON EARTH, THE LOST SON, THICK AS THIEVES, DISTURBING BEHAVIOR, PASSENGER 57, and WILD ORCHID.

Greenwood also enjoys a diverse and successful career in television, including the ABC Horror/Drama series "The River," the Hallmark Hall of Fame holiday movie "A Dog Named Christmas," and the David Milch HBO series "John from Cincinnati," "St. Elsewhere," and the "Larry Sanders Show."

Bruce and his wife Susan divide their time between their homes in Los Angeles and Vancouver.

Since being discovered at Northwestern University by a Hollywood talent agent, Dermot Mulroney has acted in over 70 feature films. He will soon be seen in 2015's TRUTH, Jamie Vanderbilt's newsroom drama starring Cate Blanchett and Robert Redford, about the controversy surrounding the 2004 CBS 60 Minutes investigation of then-President George W. Bush's military service in the Texas Air National Guard. TRUTH premieres at the 2015 Toronto International Film Festival. He recently shared, with his fellow actors from John Wells' AUGUST: OSAGE COUNTY, a Screen Actors Guild Award nomination for Outstanding Performance by a Cast in a Motion Picture as well as the Hollywood Film Award for Ensemble of the Year. Mr. Mulroney made his movie debut in 1987 in SUNSET, directed by Blake Edwards. Among his other early features were Christopher Cain's hit western YOUNG GUNS; HBO's telefilm LONG GONE, Norman Rene and Craig Lucas' LONGTIME COMPANION; and Marc Rocco's WHERE THE DAY TAKES YOU. His many movies since have included Robert Altman's KANSAS CITY; Anjelica Huston's BASTARD OUT OF CAROLINA; John Badham's POINT OF NO RETURN; Peter Bogdanovich's THE THING CALLED LOVE, with River Phoenix; Jon Amiel's COPYCAT; P.J. Hogan's smash MY BEST FRIEND'S WEDDING, starring opposite Julia Roberts and Comeron Diaz; Alexander Payne's ABOUT SCHMIDT, alongside Jack Nicholson; the surprise hit THE WEDDING DATE with Debra Messing; David Fincher's ZODIAC; also Clint Eastwood's J. EDGAR. Some of Mulroney's more recent popular films include: Joe Carnahan's THE GREY, alongside Liam Neeson; Park Chan Wook's STOKER, ; Calvin Reeder's psychedelic western THE RAMBLER; Joshua Michael Stern's JOBS and the award-winning AUGUST: OSAGE COUNTY for The Weinstein Company. He will next be seen in projects as varied as: the 3rd installment of the blockbuster genre franchise - Leigh Whannell's INSIDIOUS: CHAPTER 3; a cameo in the 2015 Sundance Film Festival comedy hit THE D TRAIN, with Jack Black; and Dan Mazar's comedy DIRTY GRANDPA (working title) opposite Robert DeNiro and Zac Efron. Mr. Mulroney's television credits of late include season-long guest-starring arcs on Showtime's "Shameless" and HBO's "Enlightened," with Lara Dern. He also had a recurring role on "New Girl" opposite Zooey Deschanel. A classically trained cellist who has been playing since he was seven years old, Mr. Mulroney frequently joins Michael Giacchino's scoring orchestra for such films as DAWN OF THE PLANET OF THE APES, the recent MISSION IMPOSSIBLE films, and the up-coming TOMORROWLAND, JURASSIC WORLD and Pixar's INSIDE OUT.