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Sean Penn

Sean Penn's film performances have earned him a reputation for dramatic intensity, but to many filmgoers he will always be remembered as Jeff Spicoli, the teenage stoner from Fast Times at Ridgemont High (1982). Penn made his movie debut in 1981's Taps (alongside Tom Cruise) and became known as a serious dramatic actor during the '80s, in films such as Bad Boys (1983) and At Close Range (1986, with Christopher Walken).

His marriage to Madonna (1985-89) thrust Penn further into the spotlight, and he went from being known as an intense young actor to being known as an intense young actor who punched photographers (he even spent a brief time in jail for assault in 1987).

In the '90s Penn tried to give up acting in favor of writing and directing; he made The Indian Runner (1991) and two films starring Jack Nicholson : The Crossing Guard (1995) and The Pledge (2000). He returned to the screen in 1993 to co-star with Al Pacino in Carlito's Way , then starred in Dead Man Walking (1995) and earned an Oscar nomination. He went on to be nominated again for Woody Allen 's Sweet and Lowdown (1999) and for I Am Sam (2001), and in 2004 he won his first Best Actor Oscar for Mystic River (2003, co-starring Tim Robbins).

C. Thomas Howell

C. Thomas Howell was born on December 7, 1966 in Los Angeles, California. He started acting at a very young age appearing in Brian Keith's The Little People, and It Happened One Christmas, with Marlo Thomas.

In 1981, CT was hired as a stunt player for Steven Spielberg's E.T. The Extra Terrestrial. This ultimately led to a role in the movie, playing Tyler, one of Elliot's brother's friends. E.T. was released in June of 1982 and shortly after, C. Thomas Howell was cast in Francis Ford Coppola's The Outsiders. It was CT's gripping performance as the tough, but vulnerable, Ponyboy Curtis that skyrocketed him to fame. That same year, C. Thomas Howell starred in his first TV series, Two Marriages. Soon after, came many fine performances in films such as: Red Dawn, Secret Admirer, Soul Man and The Hitcher.

C. Thomas Howell lives with his wife and 3 children in Los Angeles, California. He enjoys spending his free time golfing, playing on his computer, watching sports, and at his family's horse ranch.