Denny Siegel was a two-season regular on ABC-TV's, "Whose Line is it Anyway?" as well as a correspondent on "The Daily Show with Jon Stewart." She has appeared in Los Angeles with the Groundlings, and has performed at The Improv, The Friar's Club, Improv Olympic West, The Egyptian Theater, The Second City Studio Theater and The ACME Comedy Theater. Denny has appeared in various comedy festivals, including the Montreal Comedy Festival, the Toyota Comedy Festival, and the Marshalls Women in Comedy Festival. She recently wrote and directed sketch comedy for "Amazing Kids Live." Denny performed at venues throughout New York City, including Caroline's, The Comic Strip, Stand-Up NY and off-Broadway with Chicago City Limits. She is now performing stand-up in clubs throughout LA.

RICHARD LUCAS
Ron

Richard Lucas can currently be seen in the award winning independent feature Tahiti in which he takes a charming and hilarious turn as the lovable, confused and harmless street thug ‘Ronnie’ who's passionately fixated on Happy Days character ‘Chachi Arcola.’ He also appears currently in the indie film Save Jesus as the morally conflicted ‘Father Frank’. Richard has many Los Angeles theater credits including ‘Johnny’ in John Patrick Shanley's ,"Beggars in the House of Plenty," ‘Danny’ in Shanley's, "Danny and the Deep Blue Sea," ‘Lenny’ in Jason Milligan's, "Nights In Hohokus" and ‘Dude’ in Joseph Pintauro's, "Soft Dude." He will be performing in his original one act comedy, "Mr. Somebody" this summer at Actors' Art. Special thanks to Max and Eric, cast and crew for making this shoot such a fun, funner and even more fun than that experience.

ALICIA ARMSTRONG
Raquel

Alicia Armstrong is 15 and attends Orange County High School of the Arts where she studies drama. She enjoys acting and has appeared in theatrical productions of "Les Miserables," "The Crucible," "Bugsy Malone," "Beauty and the Beast," "Aladdin," "Dear Maudie" and many others. She had so much fun working with (and learning from) the cast and crew of 3719 Broadleaf Road, which is her first 'on-camera' role, that she has recently obtained representation and expanded her goals to include work in film and television.

RYAN JAMES
Sam

The opportunity to play the role of ‘Sam’ in 3719 Broadleaf Road was a special thrill for Ryan, knowing that director Max Hoffman hand-picked him for this, Ryan's fifth film. Included among Ryan's other film work is the lead in Pharaoh's Heart, working with Rod Steiger in A Month of Sundays, and playing a young Lukas Haas in The Pearl. Ryan's forte has been challenging roles focused on a variety of serious issues, including guest-starring in "Judging Amy" as a young boy who believes he is a girl, a "Strong Medicine" guest-starring role as a suspected abuse victim, and flashbacks as the hermaphrodite serial killer Paul/Pauline Millander of the "CSI" trilogy. Less serious roles in lighter programs have included recurring as ‘Young Jerry’, Oliver Beene's father in the sitcom of the same name, co-starring on "The Bernie Mac Show," and the recurring role of ‘Brian’ in "State of Grace."