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Born in Milford, Michigan, Mike McCafferty plays The Official's right-hand drudge at the beleaguered Agency.
After graduating from Eastern Michigan University with a B.S. in communications and theatre arts, McCafferty began his career in both theater and music. At 25, he became artistic director at The Genitti's Theatre in Northville, Michigan. Around that time he also created a professional a cappella quartet that toured the Midwest for five years.
Moving to San Diego in 1996, Mike began landing roles in the independent film circuit starting with To Hell With Love with David Coburn. After a few more films, Mike landed a recurring host job as 'The Answer Man' on Direct TV's This Month on Sports with Jim Lasilvic. Additionally Mike's done a bevy of commercials, including Geico, Playstation, Wall Street Journal and many more. His TV credits continued to build with appearances on Silk Stalkings, Pensacola, Kate Brasher and 18 Wheels of Justice.
With more than 30 professional stage credits to his name, Mike's most recent role was as Charlie Brown in the Lamb's Players Theatre production of the Broadway revival You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown.
The Invisible Man
A prisoner named Darien Fawkes is facing life imprisonment and volunteers to undergo an experiment by a low-rent spy organisation that involves a "Quicksilver gland" being implanted in his head. The result of which gave him the power of invisibility by being able to secrete "Quicksilver" from his pores and follicles which bends light rays. This substance quickly coats his skin, hair, nails and clothes and renders him invisible. He can consciously release the Quicksilver, which then flakes off and disintegrates.
Unfortunately he finds himself wanted by both a mysterious government agency and an international terrorist who will stop at nothing to discover his secret.
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Brandy Ledford plays Agent Alex Monroe. As a newcomer to the under-funded Agency, her top-notch skills are matched only by her brashness.
Brandy's television credits include her recent starring role in Strange Frequency alongside co-stars Eric Palladino and Danny Masterson. Additional television credits include Baywatch Hawaii and Fast Track, as well as The Drew Carey Show, The Outer Limits, Walker, Texas Ranger and a recurring role on The George Carlin Show.
As well as television, Brandy's background encompasses both stage and screen. Among Brandy's stage credits was her recent leading role in The Importance of Being Ernest.
Feature film credits include the upcoming erotic thriller Zebra Lounge with Stephen Baldwin and Kristy Swanson. Brandy is also part of an all-star cast, including Academy Award winners Cuba Gooding Jr. and Kathy Bates, in Paramount Pictures' Rat Race, which was released in summer 2001. Further film credits include Demolition Man and the Genie Award-winning, independent feature We All Fall Down, which Brandy also produced.
Eddie Jones is The Official, head of The Agency, the government office that has drafted small-time thief Darien Fawkes into its secret experiments on invisibility.
As an accomplished actor, Jones has appeared in a variety of film, television and stage productions. Most recently, Jones starred in such hit films as MGM's Return To Me, as well as Sneakers, A League of Their Own, Cadillac Man and The Grifters. His television credits include starring as Pa Kent in the popular series Lois and Clark. Other credits include guest-starring in the critically-acclaimed television series Cheers, The Garry Shandling Show, Touched by an Angel and Party of Five. He also appeared in the powerful television movie, Final Appeal with Brian Dennehy.
Jones' selected theater credits include the Broadway productions of Devour the Snow and That Championship Season, where he played George Sikowski. Having appeared in more than 250 plays, Jones' favorite roles have been as Weston in Curse of the Starving Class and as Willy Loman in Death of a Salesman.
Shannon Kenny plays The Keeper, the slightly off-center and quirky scientist. As The Keeper, she has been put in charge of monitoring the expensive experiment that is Darien and administering the counter-agent to Darien's Quicksilver madness. As an expert in Animal Defense Mechanisms (i.e. a chameleon's camouflage, a snake's poison, etc.), she is the perfect Keeper for Darien.
Kenny's film credits range from a Southern Madame in Purgatory to an Australian KMart clerk in Attention Shoppers. On the small screen, she has had lead roles on Muscle, Millennium Man, The Invaders and The Rockford Files. Kenny has also done numerous guest star roles on such shows as Seinfeld, The Naked Truth and Dream On. Kenny's voice can be heard in many different accents on the animated shows, Batman Beyond, Superman, Sammy and Max Steele.
A graduate of The California Institute of the Arts, Kenny has also appeared onstage, with theater credits ranging from A Midsummer Night's Dream, The Winter's Tale, Miss Julie, The Master Builder and The Sea Gull.
Paul Ben-Victor portrays Bobby Hobbes, the wildly unpredictable yet always endearing agent. Ben-Victor has one of the most recognizable faces in Hollywood. He has worked with some of the most highly acclaimed actors in the industry, including Clint Eastwood, John Travolta, Brad Pitt, Sandra Bullock, Danny DeVito, Melanie Griffith, Christopher Walken, Dennis Hopper and Robert Duvall.
Ben-Victor has worked extensively in film, television and theater. Ben-Victor has appeared on such television shows as XFiles and L.A. Law. One of his most popular roles was portraying Steve Richards (the loveable hustler) in the long-running, hit series NYPD Blue.
Ben-Victor's recent film credits include the comedies Drowning Mona, Gunshy and Crazy in Alabama and such dramas as The Corruptor and A Civil Action.
Vincent Ventresca stars as Darien Fawkes, a small-time thief who is drafted into secret government experiments on invisibility in the hit series, The Invisible Man.
The multi-talented Ventresca has starred in numerous film, television and stage productions. He most recently starred in the independent film, Madison, along with Bruce Dern and Jim Caviezel, which garnered widespread praise at the prestigious 2001 Sundance Film Festival. He also starred in Romy and Michele's High School Reunion with Mira Sorvino and Lisa Kudrow. Other upcoming films include This Space Between Us and The Learning Curve.
In television, Ventresca appeared on NBC's Boston Common and in the memorable role of 'Fun Bobby' on Friends. He also starred in the SCI FI series Prey, Maggie Winters and Medicine Ball.
A graduate of Indiana University, Ventresca co-founded All U Can Eat Players, an experimental campus theater company, where he starred in productions of The Prophets and Ubu in Chains.
Darien and Hobbes stake out Chrysalis and find Allianora giving a briefcase full of money to a crooked politician.The Chrysalis organization implants a computer virus-like bug into Darien's bloodstream that enables them to follow his every move.
Darien offers Hobbes the opportunity to take off with him and live a life of luxury with the money stolen from Arnaud's casino. Hobbes handcuffs his partner to take him back to the Agency, but Orion and his men emerge from the hospital. Hobbes warns Darien to turn invisible, realizing that Orion will kill him to recover the Quicksilver gland.
Darien is becoming obsessed with killing Arnaud, and thoughts of murder are filling his dreams. The Official announces that the Agency is going to undergo severe cutbacks, but he has an idea. He says that Arnaud runs a casino in Mexico and he plans to go there with Darien, Hobbes and the Keeper, posing as high rollers, to clean it out and raise enough funds for the Agency to stay afloat.
Someone slips an envelope under Darien's door. It's his file from the Agency. Describing severe discipline problems, it offers a suggestion called Solution Beta. The Solution Beta page has been carefully crossed out, but a note on the back invites him to meet the person who sent the file to him. He soon learns that it is Allianora, the woman in black.
Hobbes takes Darien to meet Yuri Gregorov, a Russian undercover agent who heard that Arnaud, the terrorist who killed Darien's brother, is selling biological weapons. Hobbes gives him Agency money to make a purchase from Arnaud. Darien doesn't trust Yuri, so he turns invisible to witness the meeting. Arnaud, sensing his presence, puts on a pair of infrared glasses so that he can see him, and pulls a gun.
The Keeper is exhausted and behaving strangely, and Darien decides to follow her home. Darien and Hobbes uncover a plot in which two corrupt computer geniuses are reprogramming the brains of unwitting victims to transform them into ruthless assassins.
A thief steals valuable tubes of semen from the Nobel sperm bank, a place where Nobel Prize winners make deposits in hopes of passing on their genius. The Official sends Darien and Hobbes (Paul Ben-Victor) to crack the case.
CIA Agent Miller comes to the Agency and demands that the Official allow him to use the invisible man on a case. The Official insists on denying the existence of such a man, but Miller calls the President, who gives the Official a direct order, and he has no choice but to turn Darien over to Miller.
General Irwin McGoldrick, a retired officer, is shot by an assassin named Claude on a golf course. Then he blinds the general's golfing partner, Barney, with a strange laser weapon. Darien and Hobbes search for the professional assassin who blinds those who witness his murders so they cannot possibly identify him.
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