Napoleon Dynamite, Eastbound & Down, Crank, Employee of the Month, Bordertown, Lightyear

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Efren Ramirez has been working as a professional actor for the entirety of his adult life. He has appeared in diverse character roles on E.R. (2003), Judging Amy (2003), The District (2004), Boston Public (2000-2001) and Scrubs (2007).

However, it was his memorable portrayal of Pedro in the feature film Napoleon Dynamite (2004) that dramatically launched what has become a hugely prolific acting career with a diverse series of performances in film, television, drama, and comedy.

In the years since that film was released, Efren Ramirez has appeared in scores of films and network television shows including leading roles in the HBO film Walkout (2006), with Edward James Olmos; Employee of the Month (2006) opposite Dane Cook and Dax Shepard, Crank (2006) and Crank High Voltage (2009) opposite Jason Statham; (playing his twin brother in the sequel), Gamer (2009) with Gerard Butler; When in Rome (2010)with Kristen Bell; House of My Father (2012) opposite Will Farrell; HBO’s Eastbound and Down (2010-12) with Danny McBride; Middle School (2016)with Lauren Graham and Andy Daly; Monsters of God (2017) with Garret Dillahunt; Ice (2018) with Jeremy Sisto; Perpetual Grace, LTD (2019)with Sir Ben Kingsley; and FBI: Most Wanted (2022) with Dillon McDermott.

Efren’s range of voiceover work consists of countless characters in such animated series as Bordertown (2016), The Casagrande’s (2021), Robot Chicken (2005), American Dad (2007), and the animated series of Napoleon Dynamite (2012). Most recently, he played Airman Diaz in Disney/Pixar’s highly anticipated animated film, Lightyear (2022) opposite Chris Evans and Santiago in Due Justice (2023). He is set to star in the upcoming films 7 Cemeteries and Brothers of Justice.

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Legendary Voice Actor for Scooby Doo

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Scott Innes is one of the most awarded radio personalities in the country! He has written songs for Kenny Rogers, Grammy winners Shenandoah to name a few!

In 1997, Scott became the official voice of Hanna-Barbera’s famous cartoon dog character, Scooby-Doo. He has gone on to become other voices for the Scooby-Doo franchise.

And in 2001 became the voice of Norville “Shaggy” Rogers and Scooby-Doo’s nephew, Scrappy-Doo! He has just voiced over 25 of the Scooby villains in a new Scooby Doo pinball Machine for Spooky Pinball LLC! He also is the narrator for them as well in the new Texas Chainsaw Massacre pinball Game!

Scott has also professionally voiced other cartoon characters such as Popeye, Snagglepuss, Professor Pat Pending from the Wacky Racers, Shag-A-Long from The Hillbilly Bears and most recently, the world-famous stone-age characters from that famous town of Bedrock, Fred Flintstone and Barney Rubble. And Foghorn leghorn , Yosemite Sam and Papa Smurf.

Scott Innes has voiced over five Scooby-Doo animated motion pictures including the greatest Scooby Doo movie of all time “ Scooby Doo on Zombie Island” and his voice was in the first “live-action” Scooby-Doo movie in 2002 as Scrappy Doo! He has voiced over 1,000 talking Scooby-Doo items such as toys ,video games, and tv commercials which have been sold worldwide. He has appeared on countless TV shows such as The Tonight Show with Jay Leno, Fox and Friends, Cajun Pawn Shop on The History Channel , and most recently TV Land’s 100 Greatest Quotes and Catchphrases of All Time. Scott’s own catchphrase of “Hug them babies when you get home” has become a staple of the Baton Rouge airways.

Scott was recently the ring announcer in the popular motion picture The Iron Claw with Zac Efron And is the spoke person for at the Puppy Food Bank in the great state of Texas!

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TV Star & Professional Athlete, American Gladiators, LA Rams, KC Chiefs

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Jim "Laser" Starr, born Jim Kalafat, graduated from CMR in 1980 where he played Tailback. Kalafat was a standout running back in 1979, earning titles and a full ride to Montana State University Bobcats from 1980-83 on a football scholarship where he was the starting Fullback his freshman and sophomore year. Kalafat switch from offense to defense his junior year, where he excelled as an Inside Linebacker and set an all-time record at the Big Sky Conference with a total of 202 tackles. He was named honorable mention All-Big Sky Conference, voted team captain, voted most likely to be an All American by the Associated Press, was awarded the Victor's Club award 8 out of the 11 games, was the leading tackler for the Bobcats, and lead the Big Sky Conference his Senior Year with 168 total tackles.

Kalafat was drafted in the 15th round by the San Antonio Gunslingers of the United States Football League U.S.F.L. as a Linebacker but decided to wait for the N.F.L. draft and was a walk on for the Kansas City Chiefs. He played all four-pre-season games until an injury cut his career short. Kalafat then played one year for the Toronto Argonauts of the Canadian Football League (C.F.L.) and then played one season (1987) for the Los Angeles Rams of the N.F.L. which resulted in a career ending injury.

In 1989, Jim tried out for the American Gladiators television show and played Laser for 7 seasons and was the longest tenured Gladiator from the inception of this iconic show, until it ended. Kalafat was also voted Team Captain by all his fellow Gladiator Teammates.

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