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At a young age, Australian actress Geraldine Viswanathan has quickly succeeded in establishing her career in television and film. Viswanathan currently stars as the female lead in the TBS comedy “Miracle Workers” alongside Daniel Radcliffe and Steve Buscemi. In August 2018, Viswanathan starred in the Netflix original comedy “The Package,” produced by Ben Stiller. And, in April 2018, Viswanathan starred in the lead role of Kayla in the Universal comedy “Blockers,” opposite Leslie Mann, Ike Barinholtz and John Cena. Previously, Viswanathan appeared in the film “Spice Sisters” that won the Short Screenplay Award at the Sydney Film Festival. She also played a starring role in Australia’s feature comedy “Emo the Musical,” directed by Neil Triffett. The film won third place as Most Popular Feature at the Melbourne International Film Festival and was an official selection at the Berlin Film Festival in February 2017. Viswanathan has also appeared in the Australian television series “Janet King” and was a finalist for Australians in Film’s prestigious Heath Ledger Scholarship.

Kilmer has a busy year with several film projects coming up, including the highly anticipated narrative about the Norwegian dark metal scene “Lords of Chaos,” the dramatic thriller “Huntsville,” love story “The Pretenders,” and “Summer ’03.” Before winning the role of Teddy in the Gia Coppola-directed “Palo Alto,” Jack Kilmer had never acted before. Since “Palo Alto,” Kilmer appeared in the crime comedy “The Nice Guys” as Chet, a liberal student activist who finds himself involved with a dangerous crowd. He also appeared in the Kyle Patrick Alvarez-helmed “Stanford Prison Experiment,” portraying one of 23 Stanford students who participates in a psychology experiment at the university. Kilmer was also cast as Max, in “Len and Company,” which had its world premiere at the Toronto Film Festival in 2015.

Gabriel Luna will next be seen as The Terminator in the “Terminator” franchise reboot, directed by Tim Miller and produced by James Cameron, alongside co-stars Mackenzie Davis, Natalie Reyes and Diego Boneta. Most recently, Luna joined the cast of ABC’s “Marvel’s Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.” for their fourth season as the popular Marvel antihero Robbie Reyes, aka Ghost Rider. You can see Gabriel as Eddie Hasha, nicknamed the Texas Cyclone, a notable American motorcycle racer, in Discovery Channel’s mini-series “Harley and the Davidsons.” Also, his recent feature “Transpecos,” which he starred alongside Clifton Collins Jr. and Johnny Simmons, won the Audience Award at SXSW. Luna co-starred in the ABC true crime drama “Wicked City” and as a recurring character in the second season of “True Detective.” Previously, Luna starred in the title role in the action drama series “Matador” for Robert Rodriguez‘s El Rey Network. On the big screen, Luna was seen in the feature film “Freeheld” and co-starred in the sports comedy “Balls Out.”

Purbi Joshi is an actress, comedienne, performer and anchor of popular Indian television shows. She is the daughter of legendary theatre personalities, late actor-director Pravin Joshi and National Award-winning actress Sarita Joshi. From an early age, she trained with her mother and was a part of several successful theatre productions all over the world.

Purbi started her career as a model in many commercials for Happy Dent chewing gum, Nirma Washing Powder and Thompson Television. After that, she quickly graduated to television, gaining acclaim in groundbreaking comedy shows such as “Sajid No. 1,” “The Great Indian Comedy Show” (an equivalent of America's “Saturday Night Live”) and was the brand ambassador as Ruchi Reporter for Filmy Channel, a show which she also hosted.

She is most well-known for her association with the award-winning “Comedy Circus,” the longest-running TV show on Indian television. Purbi hosted several seasons of “Comedy Circus” and performed as an integral member of the principal cast with many memorable characters and impersonations. “Comedy Circus” was entered in the Limca Book of Records (the Indian version of the Guinness Book of Records) for being the longest-running reality comedy series.

Purbi was a part of MTV’s first spoof film of the popular Bollywood franchise “Dhoom” in the television movie, “Ghoom” as the lead love interest Dilbaara. She was also part of an ensemble cast in the critically acclaimed independent film “Dasvidaniya” (2008) as Garima, and debuted as lead actress in “Damadamm!” (2011) opposite Himesh Reshammiya. She also lent her voice to the popular chart-busting song, "Umrao Jaan" from “Damadamm!”

Anna Chlumsky is an Emmy-nominated actress who has made a name for herself in film, on television and on stage. She recently completed production on the seventh and final season of the Emmy-winning comedy “Veep.” Earlier this year, Chlumsky was on stage starring in Greg Pierce’s “Cardinal” at the Second Stage Theatre opposite Adam Pally.

For her portrayal as Amy Brookheimer on “Veep,” Chlumsky was nominated for six consecutive Emmy in the category of Best Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series. She was also nominated for a Critics Choice Award, won the SAG Ensemble in 2017, and won the Gracie Allen Award in 2015 for Outstanding Female Actor in a Supporting Role in a Comedy or Musical.

Chlumsky made her Broadway debut in 2015 in Scott Ellis’ revival of “You Can’t Take It With You.” She played Alice Sycamore, the daughter of an eccentric family, opposite James Earl Jones and Annaleigh Ashford. She also reprised her role as Iris Peabody in Joe DiPietro’s “Living on Love,” which made its Williamstown Theatre Festival debut in 2014 and transferred to Broadway. Based on the famed “Peccadillo,” Chlumsky starred opposite Renee Fleming, Douglas Sills and Jerry O’Connell.

Her stage credits include performances with the Westside Theatre, Mint Theatre Company, LA Byrinth Theatre Company, DR2, Bay Street Theatre, Barefoot Theatre Company, Astoria Performing Arts Center and more. Her additional TV credits include AMC’s “Halt and Catch Fire,” NBC’s “Hannibal,” “30 Rock” and “Law & Order: SVU.”

Chlumsky became a household name when she starred alongside Macaulay Culkin as Vada Sultenfuss in the 1991 film, “My Girl.” Other notable film credits include: “The End of Tour,” “Bert and Arnie’s Guide to Friendship,” “In The Loop,” “The Good Guy,” “Blood Car,” “My Girl 2,” “Gold Diggers,” and “Wait.”