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Jessica Biel as Mary Camden. Jessica Biel was a teen model before becoming a TV star as Mary Camden on WB's family drama 7th Heaven in 1996. She also appeared in the 1997 feature film Ulee's Gold. In 1999 the tall brunette was named one of PEOPLE magazine's "50 Most Beautiful People."
Jessica loves to play soccer. She also enjoys volleyball, basketball, and
snowboarding.
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Stephen Collins as Eric Camden. Emmy-nominated actor Stephen Collins likes to keep moving between television, film, theater, writing and rock 'n' roll.
He has starred in many major network series as well as eight television miniseries earning an Emmy nomination for "The Two Mrs. Grenvilles." Collins is also an accomplished playwright and author as his play "Super Sunday" was produced at the Williamstown Theatre Festival and his first novel, "Eye Contact," was a national best-seller for Bantam Books.
As for music, The Gold Label released "Stephen Collins," a CD of classic rock 'n' roll with Collins covering songs by Buddy Holly, Carole King, Dion, Rick Nelson and Elvis, among others. Collins also appears live from time to time with The 7th Band, and they're now at work on a new CD.
Collins has also direct three of 7th Heaven's highest-rated episodes. He lives with his wife and daughter in Los Angeles.
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Catherine Hicks as Annie Camden. In her many years as a professional actress, Emmy-nominated Catherine Hicks has amassed an impressive list of film, television and theatre credits. Born in Manhattan and raised in Scottsdale, Ariz., Hicks' starring role on 7th Heaven is her fourth television series role. Her character was recently named the Best Role Model in a national poll conducted by Talk Magazine. However, it was her Emmy nominated role as Marilyn Monroe in Marilyn: The Untold Story that made her one of television's most visible and popular actresses.
She has made a similar impact as a varied actress in theatrical films, comedies, dramas and even the horror genre. Hicks has also appeared on Broadway and has performed in numerous regional theater productions. Her dedicated training as an actress comes along with an impressive academic background. A double major in theology and English literature at Notre Dame University led her to become interested in acting after observing several of the school's stage productions. She later moved to New York and subsequently won an acting fellowship to Cornell University and received a Master of Fine Arts degree. When not working on her series, Hicks enjoys spending time with her husband, special effects wizard and director Kevin Yagher, and their daughter, Catie.
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David Gallagher as Simon Camden. Gallagher has kept himself busy by starring in television films such as "The New Adventures of Spin & Marty," "Angels in the Endzone" and "Walker Texas Ranger."
Gallagher made his mark on the big screen starring in "Phenomenon," "Look Who's Talking Now" and the title role in the film "Richie Rich's Christmas Wish." Most recently, he starred in and produced the film "Coldwater."
In 2003, Gallagher was honored by the Teen Choice Awards with the "TV Actor/Drama" award for his work on "7th Heaven." (He is nominated for the same award for 2004.) He has also been nominated three times for "The Hollywood Reporter's Young Star Award" and won this award in 1998 for his role on, "7th Heaven."
Gallagher currently is a sophomore at the University of Southern California's School of Cinema-Television. Aside from acting, Gallagher would like to produce and direct and is currently working on his first short film.
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Beverley Mitchell as Lucy Camden. At the age of 4, Mitchell got her first break appearing in an Oscar Meyer commercial. She has been working steadily ever since in both television and film.
Mitchell can be seen in a starring role in "Right On Track," a movie based on the life of Erica Enders, the first female junior drag racer.
Prior to "7th Heaven," Mitchell had a recurring role on the comedy series "Phenom," as well as guest-starred on a number of series including "Melrose Place" and "Baywatch." She also starred in the television movies "White Dwarf," "Mother of the Bride" and the miniseries "Sinatra."
Mitchell made her feature film debut in "The Crow: City of Angels" and can be seen in the dark short film, "Mean People Suck." Mitchell has also embarked on a singing career as she's been busy writing songs and creating melodies for her first album, a combination of folk and rock, which will be released in 2005.
Off screen, Mitchell is a very active member of her community, involved with numerous charities including, *NSYNC's Challenge For the Children, Make-A-Wish and Entertainment Industry Foundation.
Mitchell enjoys spending time with family and friends, making photo albums and scrapbooks and singing. She currently resides in Southern California in her newly purchased home, with her dogs Tucker, Chico and Bella.
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Mackenzie Rosman as Ruthie Camden. When she auditioned for the role at the age of 5, Rosman impressed producer Aaron Spelling and others by walking up to each individual in the room, shaking hands and introducing herself.
In addition to her role on the drama series, Rosman appeared in the independent film "Gideon's Web," starring Christopher Lambert, Charlton Heston and Shelly Winters.
When Rosman is not on the set, she enjoys reading, gymnastics and horseback riding. She currently resides in Los Angeles, California, with her family and a house full of animals.
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Barry Watson as Matt Camden. On the big screen, Watson will soon be seen in a starring role in the thriller "Boogeyman" for Screen Gems.
Watson made his feature film debut in Kevin Williamson's black comedy "Teaching Mrs. Tingle," starring opposite Katie Holmes and Helen Mirren. He also starred in "Sorority Boys" with Michael Rosenbaum (Smallville) and in "When Strangers Appear." Watson also had a memorable cameo role in "Oceans Eleven."
Prior to landing his role on "7th Heaven," the Traverse City, Michigan native was featured in the HBO original movie "Attack of the 50 Ft. Woman," starring Daryl Hannah. | | | |
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