A serious actress with
dreams of greater things to come, Molly has attended the acclaimed Interlochen Arts
Academy in Michigan. She comes to the role of Cecily from her previous continuing role as
Alison Winfield in "The Mighty Jungle." Her television experience includes two
episodes of "Ready or Not," and four episodes of the international children's
television series "Frog Show." Molly's theatrical credits include roles in local
and regional theater productions such as "Annie," "Oliver," "The
Wizard of Oz," and "Fiddler on the Roof."
An accomplished stage and film actor,
Thomson has appeared in the feature films "If You Could See What I Hear,"
"Vision Quest," "Surfacing," "Max," "When Gravity
Fails," "First Season," and "Ticket To Heaven." His television
credits include episodes of "Moonlighting" and "The Twilight Zone," as
well as the made-for-television movies "The Quarrel," "The Babymaker,"
"Bonds of Love," "Henry Ford: The Man and The Machines," "Escape
From Iran," "An American Christmas Carol," and The Disney Channel Premiere
Film "Mark Twain and Me." Thomson has performed with the Stratford Festival
Theatre and has acted as a fight choreographer and instructor on several features and
period stage productions.
Kay Tremblay has an extensive list of
credits in theater, film, and television. As a founding member of The Grand Theatre, she
has appeared in numerous stage productions. Her television experience is equally
impressive, having appeared in more than 30 leading roles for the CBC. Credits include
"Secret Service," "E.N.G.," "Friday the 13th," "Night
Heat," and "The Judge."
Ian Clark's many television credits
include a lead role in "Trial & Error," as well as appearances in
"Women of Windsor," "Beyond Reality," "Fight for Freedom,"
"Forever Night," "RoboCop: The Series," and "Top Cops." His
film credits include "Burning Love," "The Boy In Blue," "The
Force," "Equus," and the acclaimed "32 Short Films About Glenn
Gould."
A longtime veteran of stage and
screen, Fox has appeared in the "Secret Service" series, "Top Cops,"
"Beyond Reality," and the miniseries "By Way Of The Stars,"
"Family Pictures," "Women of Windsor," and the yet-to-be-seen
"Black Fox," as well as numerous Canadian television shows. His film credits
include "Anne Of Green Gables - The Sequal," "Ganesh," "Palais Royale," and "Silence of the
North."
Well known to American and Canadian
audiences alike, Marilyn Lightstone has co-starred in such films as "The Grand
Tour," "The Tin Flute" (for which she won Best Actress at the Moscow
International Film Festival), "The Wild Pony," and, of course, the original and
sequel of "Anne of Green Gables." Her television credits include guest-starring
roles in "E.N.G.," "Street Legal," "Max Glick" (for which
she was nominated for a Gemini Award), "Starman," and "Cheers."
Lightstone's voice can also be heard in several animated series, including "Dennis
The Menace," "Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventures," "Wish Kid,"
and "Prostars."
Kyle Labine brought life to the
mischievous Davey Keith. A young actor with ambition, he first made a name for himself as
a commercial spokesperson and voice-over specialist. Labine's credits include roles on
"Top Cops," "Fight For Freedom," "E.N.G.," and "Moment
of Truth."
Lindsay Murrell returns for a second
season in her role as Dora Keith. In addition to her recurring role on
"Road To Avonlea," she has had a principal role in the comedy series "The Vacant
Lot" and appeared in the series "The Hidden Room."
