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About Adam Arkin
Broadway, movies, television, and audiobooks. Some might think that having a famous father would make a boy a shoe-in for all these, but one must shine on one's own. Adam Arkin, famous for his role in Chicago Hope, directed numerous episodes of Northern Exposure, has acted in over 40 movies and has received a Tony nomination for his acting in I Hate Hamlet on Broadway. "Arkin's portrayal of [Meriwether] Lewis is excellent – one imagines that the actual Lewis must have spoken so."—AudioFile, in its review of Lewis & Clark.

About Alfred Molina
A film, television, and stage actor, Alfred Molina made his film debut in in Raiders of the Lost Ark. In 2004, he starred as Tevye in the Broadway version of Fiddler on the Roof, and appears as Bishop Aringarosa in The Da Vinci Code. Reviewing his performances, AudioFile magazine has called his work "superb... dramatic and poetic."

About Alyssa Bresnahan
Rave reviews for Alyssa Bresnahan come not only from the venerable show-biz bible Variety but across the pond as well. Her stage work has taken her from the midwest to New York to England, from Tennessee Williams' the Rose Tattoo to acting with the Royal Shakespeare Company. But listeners can enjoy her talents through their earphones as well, because she often makes time for audiobooks. "Alyssa Bresnahan's performances sing with a vibrancy reflecting her keen understanding of the text."—AudioFile

About Andrew Sachs
Actor Andrew Sachs may be most familiar to listeners from his extensive and very funny work as Manuel in England's Fawlty Towers television series. For over 30 years, audiences have enjoyed his remarkable talent in the theater, films, and broadcasting, including Revenge of the Pink Panther, BBC's Are You Being Served, and Mel Brooks' History of the World, Part I.

About Anna Fields
With her unique voice and reading style, Anna Fields – a pseudonym for actress Kate Fleming – understandably received much praise for her work. AudioFile Magazine awarded Earphones awards to several titles that she read, and named her a Voice of the Century. Before she died in December, 2006, she had read hundreds of titles. "Anna Fields offers up each moment, each character slowly and deliberately, taking time to savor every subtlety."—AudioFile, of Fields' performance in Bel Canto, by Ann Patchett.

About Anna Massey
Anna Massey, a British actress, made her debut at The Cambridge Theater in The Reluctant Debutante. In addition to appearing as Miss Prism in 2002's The Importance of Being Earnest, her stage and screen credits over 40 years include Rebecca, Hotel du Lac, Anna Karenina and, Angels and Insects.

About Anthony Heald
Broadway and Off-Broadway. Regional theater and Shakespeare. Movies and television. Anthony Heald has done it all, including winning three Obie awards. He plays small roles and large, but in movies "I tend to play secondary, less complicated roles," he says. "I always play a sleazy lawyer like in 8mm, or I play a sleazy psychiatrist like in Silence of the Lambs."

About Anton Lesser
"Anton Lesser is a one-man theater troupe composed of excellent actors," says AudioFile Magazine of this narrator's work. Born in 1952, this British actor with a magnificent voice has acted with the Royal Shakespeare Company and the National Theatre, has appeared often on television – for the BBC, as well as in the United States and Germany – and has made several movies.

About Arte Johnson
If you first saw Arte Johnson on Rowan and Johnson's Laugh-In in the 1960s, you were either very young at the time or you hadn't been paying attention. Johnson started his television work in 1955, acting in a wide variety of shows, from soap operas and situation comedies, to Twilight Zone and Disneyland. According to Wikipedia, his first acting job came when he impulsively stepped into an audition line and was cast in a revival of Gentlemen Prefer Blondes. In 1997, he appeared on Broadway in a revival of Candide.

About Barbara Rosenblat
Barbara Rosenblat has been called "imaginative" and "brilliant" by Booklist, "ironic and earthy" by Publishers Weekly, and "the woman of a thousand voices" by AudioFile, which also has named her a Golden Voice. This multi-Audie Award-winner and long-time actress has also appeared on Broadway as Mrs. Medlock in The Secret Garden. She realized in the third grade that she had the ability to mesmerize with her voice. Since then, she has narrated over 400 audiobooks. "It's a fine balancing act," she says, "staying true to the author's objectives at all times." We'd say she succeeds.

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