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This Is a Test ‘HONEYMOON FOR ONE’ CAST BIOS NICOLLETTE SHERIDAN (Eve Parker) – Nicollette Sheridan has won a worldwide audience with her past television and film roles. She has exploded on the small screen with her Golden Globe nominated role of Edie Britt, the hilarious and audacious bombshell of Wisteria Lane, on ABC’s hit show “Desperate Housewives.” Sheridan was honored in her native England, receiving the 2006 Glamour Women of the Year Award for Best U.S. TV Actress, adding to her back-to-back 2005-2006 Screen Actors Guild Awards. Born and raised in England, Sheridan discovered a passion for ballet as a small child and studied furiously, broadening her love of the arts as a student at the Arts Educational School in London. In addition to theatre, she nurtured her talents as an avid equestrienne along with a rigorous thirst for reading and a love of Shakespeare. Moving to Los Angeles and being courted to explore her talents was a natural progression. Sheridan became a household name portraying the beautiful, powerful and manipulative Paige Matheson on “Knots Landing.” This led to a myriad of other roles including those in “The People Next Door” with Faye Dunaway, “A Time To Heal” opposite Gary Cole, “Indictment: The McMartin Trial” with James Woods and “Dead Husbands” with John Ritter, along with a special guest appearance on the season finale of “Will & Grace.” Sheridan was first introduced to film audiences in Rob Reiner’s “The Sure Thing” opposite John Cusack, going on to appear in other film comedies such as “Noises Off” opposite Michael Caine, “Spy Hard” opposite Leslie Neilson and “Beverly Hills Ninja” with Chris Farley and Chris Rock. With an affinity for the animated world, she has brought her English accent to the Disney animated series “Tarzan and Jane” and was also heard as a Russian fly in the animated feature “Fly Me to the Moon” with Tim Curry, Kelly Ripa, Christopher Lloyd and Buzz Aldrin. Additionally, Sheridan recently completed voicing the role of “Zenna” in Promenade Pictures’ animated film “Noah’s Arc: The New Beginning” in which she stars opposite Michael Keaton, Rob Schneider, Marcia Gay Harden and Sir Ben Kingsley. Generous with her time, Sheridan has lent her devotion and star presence to philanthropic causes including those focused on cancer, women and children at risk, and natural disaster relief, as well as such entities as the Red Cross, Humane Society, Last Chance for Animals, Best Friends Animal Society and The Amanda Foundation. In September of 2010, Sheridan teamed up with Natural Balance Pet Foods to raise money for National Guide Dog Awareness Month. She currently resides in Los Angeles, California. # # # (more) HALLMARK CHANNEL/ ‘HONEYMOON FOR ONE’ – Cast Bios – Page 2 GREG WISE (Sean) – English actor Greg Wise has appeared in many British television series and feature films, most notably playing John Willoughby in the 1995 film adaptation of “Sense and Sensibility” alongside Hugh Grant, Kate Winslet and Emma Thompson. Born in Newcastle upon Tyne, Wise eventually moved to Glasgow where he studied drama at the Royal Scottish Academy of Music and Drama. His television work includes several period dramas, including the TV movie “The Moonstone,” “Madame Bovary” and, most recently, the miniseries “Cranford.” He has also appeared in ITV’s seven-part drama “Wonderful You,” “Place of Execution,” “Trial & Retribution,” “According to Bex,” “The Buccaneers” and “Taggart.” Wise can also be seen in the TV films “Elizabeth David: A Life in Recipes,” “Hospital” and “The Place of the Dead.” Wise’s feature film work includes “Mad Cows,” “The Discovery of Heaven,” “Five Moons Plaza,” “Johnny English,” “A Cock and Bull Story” and “The Disappeared.” He has also appeared on stage in Manchester’s The Recruiting Officer, Crimes of Passion, Hampstead Theatre’s Nabobov’s Gloves, and Richard II at the Old Vic Theatre. Wise is married to actress Emma Thompson. # # # PATRICK BALADI (Greg) – Born in England, actor Patrick Baladi has appeared in several hit British films and series, including the hit BBC comedy “The Office” and the feature film “Bridget Jones: The Edge of Reason.” Baladi studied at Stonyhurst College, where he won the Charles Laughton prize for acting for his roles in Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat and Amadeus. After graduating, Baladi also trained at the Central School of Speech and Drama. Some of Baladi’s television appearances include “A Touch of Frost,” “Midsomer Murders,” “Eastenders,” “Weekend Love,” “Hotel Babylon,” “Diana: Last Days of a Princess,” “Octavia,” “Party Animals,” “Big Top,” Miss Marple: Blue Geranium,” and the “Mistresses” series, among many others. Baladi is also no stranger to film, appearing in features “High Heels and Low Lifes,” “Merchant of Venice,” “Alpha Male,” “Last Chance Harvey,” “The International” and “Streetdance 3D.” Baladi has also spent a lot of time on the London stage, appearing in productions of Wuthering Heights, Much Ado About Nothing, Mother Courage and Her Children, Albert Speer, Taste of Honey, Finding the Sun, My Night with Reg, Dealers Choice, Things You Shouldn’t Say Past Midnight, The Backroom and Camino Real. Baladi is married and has a daughter. --HALLMARK CHANNEL-- .
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