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Pros And Cons LA, www.prosandconsla.com / 1-323-609-5013, is a professional talent booking company specializing in connecting pop culture celebrity talent with comic conventions and fan events around the globe. Film, TV, Video Games, Comics, Star Wars, Sci Fi, Vampires, Mermaids, Monsters, Fantasy, Crime and More! Pros And Cons has the talent you need to make your Pop Culture Event a FANtastic success! The following actors are currently available: Mark Dacascos is well known for his starring roles in Comic Book, Sci-Fi and Action Films/TV. He currently stars on Netflix’s Wu Assassins and as the ninja villain, Zero, in John Wick 3. He recently starred in Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. playing the villain Giyera and in Lucifer playing Rolf Van Zandt. Mark’s other notable starring television roles include Eric Draven in The Crow: Stairway To Heaven, Eubulon on Kamen Rider: Dragon Knight, Kung Lao in Mortal Kombat: Legacy and Wo Fat on Hawaii Five-0. He also stars as “The Chairman” hosting Iron Chef America: The Series and The Next Iron Chef. Mark has starred in such cult films as Double Dragon, Only The Strong, Brotherhood of the Wolf, Drive, Cradle 2 The Grave, Showdown in Manila, Maximum Impact and more! Tamara Taylor currently stars as monster hunter Deloris Allen in Netflix’s October Faction based on Steve Niles’ IDW comic book as well as Oumou Prescott in Netflix's Sci-Fi series Altered Carbon. She starred on Fox TV’s Bones for 11 years, playing Dr. Camille Saroyan. Tamara is well known for voicing Wonder Woman and Bekka in the DC Justice League: Gods and Monsters cartoons. She can be seen in the feature films Serenity, Gordon Glass, Diary of a Mad Black Woman and Ana Maria in Novela Land. Tamara’s other notable TV appearances include Lost, Party of Five, NCIS, Sex, Love & Secrets, City of Angels and more! J.C. MacKenzie currently stars as monster hunter Fred Allen in Netflix’s horror series October Faction based on Steve Niles’ IDW comic book. He also stars as Paul in the horror film The Hunt. He is also well known for his starring roles in cult TV shows like Dark Angel playing Reagan “Normal” Ronald, Hemlock Grove playing Dr. Arnold Spivak and Vinyl playing Skip Fontaine. J.C. can be seen in such films as The Day The Earth Stood Still, The Wolf of Wall Street, The Departed, The Aviator and Molly’s Game. His other notable TV appearances include Madam Secretary, Dexter, Total Recall 2070, F/X: The Series, Poltergeist: The Legacy, Murder One, Medium, Ghost Whisperer, The Shield, The Practice and more! Maxim Roy currently stars as the warlock villain Alice Harlow in Netflix’s horror series October Faction based on Steve Niles’ IDW comic book and. She is also well known for her starring roles in cult TV shows like Shadowhunters: The Mortal Instruments playing Jocelyn Fray, Bad Blood playing Michelle and Defying Gravity playing Claire Dereux. Maxim can be seen in such films as The Fall of the American Empire, Allure, Infected, The Factory, Dead Awake and Hidden Agenda. Her other notable TV appearances include Superstorm, CAT. 8, The Dead Zone, ReGenesis, Forever Knight, 19-2, Heartland, Misguided Angels, The Last Chapter, The Last Chapter II: The War Continues and more! Gabriel Darku currently stars as Geoff Allen in Netflix’s horror series October Faction based on Steve Niles’ IDW comic book. He also played Young Shadow on American Gods. Gabriel is well known for his starring roles in cult TV shows like Reboot: The Guardian Code playing Trey Davies, aka D-Frag, Slasher playing Connor Riskers and Impulse playing Zach Jaymes. His other notable TV appearances include Zombie at 17, Shadowhunters, Heroes Reborn: Dark Matters, Save Room For Dessert, Private Eyes, Make It Pop and more! Aurora Burghart currently stars as Viv Allen in Netflix’s horror series October Faction based on Steve Niles’ IDW comic book. She can also be seen starring as Jenna on Netflix’s British thriller series The Stranger. Aurora’s other notable TV appearances include There She Goes, Sex Education, Deadpan and more! Ignacio Serricchio currently stars as smuggler Don West on Netflix’s Sci-Fi reboot Lost In Space. He played “squint” Rudolfo Fuentes on Fox TV’s Bones for 4 seasons. He starred as Julio in Clint Eastwood’s The Mule and as Edmundo aka Dirty Eddie Sanchez in the Kevin Hart comedy film The Wedding Ringer. Other notable TV appearances include Zoe Ever After, Scorpion, Witches of East End, Ghost Whisperer, The Bay, CSI: Crime Scene Investigation, CSI: Miami, The Finder, Privileged and House. Patricia Belcher has had a successful career in both television, film and commercials. She played the role of prosecutor Caroline Julian on Fox’s Bones for 12 seasons. Patricia starred in the hit horror film Jeepers Creepers playing psychic Jezelle Gay Hartman, which earned her the Fright Meter Award for Best Supporting Actress; as well as, playing Millie in 500 Days of Summer. She is also well known for her roles in the TV shows Teachers, Trial & Error, Good Luck Charlie, Sister, Sister, The Hughleys and Better Off Ted. Patricia can be seen in such films as Flatliners, Species, Lawnmower Man 2: Beyond Cyberspace, Clear and Present Danger, The Number 23, Dark House and more! Ian Verdun currently stars as the Sheriff of Bristol Cove, Alexander “Xander” McClure, on Freeform’s Siren. He can be seen in the upcoming feature film The Death of a Telemarketer, as well as the hit film The Social Network. Ian’s other notable starring television roles include Lucifer, Hawaii Five-0, NCIS, Last Resort, Hawthorne, Hustling, General Hospital, Grey’s Anatomy and more! Curtis Lum currently stars as Calvin Lee on Freeform’s Siren. He is well known for play Agent Demos on The CW’s Supergirl and as Henry Kawakami- Kishida on Fox’s Prison Break. Curtis can be seen in the feature films Dim Sum Funeral, Meditation Park, Max 2: White House Hero and Bigger Fatter Liar. His other notable starring television roles include Titans, Arrow, Supernatural, Continuum, The Vampire Diaries, The Romeo Section, Proof, Life Sentence, The Arrangement, Psyche and more! Hannah Levien, an Australian actor and writer, is well known for her roles as Calliope in CW’s hit TV Show, Supernatural, and Victoria in Syfy’s The Magicians. She currently stars as Janine on Freeform’s Siren and Claire on USA Network’s Colony. In 2018, you can expect to see her in the popular series Unreal on Lifetime as well as the much anticipated new series Reverie on NBC. Hannah’s other notable starring television roles include Bates Motel, The Returned, and Backstrom. Hannah has starred in such cult films as Mega Shark vs. Mecha Shark, Blood Brothers, Children of Sorrow, The Horseman and more! Millan Tesfazgi currently stars on Freeform’s Siren playing the mermaid Camden “Cami” Fisher, the daughter of late Donna, the niece of Ryn and the cousin of Hope. Millan’s other notable starring television roles include the CW’s Supergirl, E!’s The Arrangement and more! Georgia Waters is a British actress who currently stars on Freeform’s Siren playing the mermaid Eliza. Her other notable starring television roles include playing Kiki in TNT’s Legends, Gemma in the TV movie Ladders and more! Aylya Marzolf is a model and actress well known for her role on Freeform’s Siren as the mermaid Katrina, the former Alpha leader of the colony recently usurped by Ryn. Aylya’s other notable starring television roles include Sandra in Escape the Night, Erica Lerndberk in Ghosts ’n Stuff Inc., Jess in Grandfathered and Candi in Big Time Rush. Aylya has starred in such cult films as Only for One Night, Will to Love, Graduation Day and more! Rex Lee is much loved for playing Ari Gold’s assistant, Lloyd Lee, for 7 seasons on the HBO hit series Entourage. He is also well known for his starring roles in the TV shows Young & Hungry playing Elliot Park, Surburgatory playing Mr. Wolfe and Fresh off the Boat playing Oscar Chow. Rex can be seen in such films as Entourage, For the Love of George, Lemon, Girl on the Edge and Shades of Ray. His other notable TV appearances include Castle, Glee, Andy Richter Controls the Universe, Zoey 101, Glenn Martin DDS, Twins, Son of the Beach, Dave’s World and more! T.J. Thyne starred in Fox TV’s Bones for 12 seasons, playing Dr. Jack Hodgins, the resident “bug guy” and conspiracy theorist. Along with his long running character on Bones, TJ is loved for playing Stu Lou Who in How The Grinch Stole Christmas starring Jim Carrey and Gerald in How High. In addition, TJ has a dedicated following around the world for the award winning inspirational short film, Validation, directed by Kurt Kuenne (Batkid Begins, Dear Zachary). TJ’s other notable TV appearances include Angel, Friends, 24, Walker, Texas Ranger, Huff and more! " Michaela Conlin starred in Fox TV’s Bones for 12 seasons, playing forensic artist, Angela Montenegro. She can now be seen starring on Yellowstone. Prior to her work on Bones, she played Dr. Maggie Yang on the TV medical drama, MDs. She can be seen in the feature films Enchanted, Baby, Baby, Baby, The Disappointments Room and Open Window. Michaela’s other notable TV appearances include JAG, Law & Order, The Lincoln Lawyer, The D.A., The Division and more! " " Eric Millegan starred in Fox TV’s Bones playing Zack Addy, Dr. Brennan’s intern.
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