Voices in the Film

	Joe Mantegna Narrator The distinguished actor, director and writer Joe Mantegna has appeared on the Broadway stage as well as in over 200 films and television programs. He is the recipient of a Tony and a Joseph Jefferson Award for his theatrical work, and in his long career has played roles as varied as the cynical real estate agent in Glengarry Glen Ross and Fat Tony on the Simpsons. He has worked with Woody Allen, Francis Ford Coppola, Steven Zaillian, Billy Crystal and is known for his collaborations with David Mamet. This is Joe Mantegna’s fourth narrator role with Florentine Films.
	Chris Genebach *The voice of William Atherton* Chris Genebach has acted on stages in Washington, D.C., New York and Chicago. He has taken leading parts in many classic plays, and turned in a virtuoso performance in the Folger Shakespeare Theater’s production of Orestes, in which he played both Menelaus and Helen of Troy. He recently played Luther Flynn in Superior Donuts at the Studio Theatre in Washington, D.C.
	Darrill Rosen The voice of Shadrach Byfield Darrill Rosen’s recent films include First Person Singular, Almost In Love, Joshua, Cry Funny Happy. He appeared on stage in Bulrusher, Salt Chocolate, Holocaust Stories, A Raisin In The Sun, The Forest, Anthony And Cleopatra, Hello And Goodbye. He trained at London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art.
	Steve Elm The voice of Tecumseh Steve Elm, actor, writer and director, trained at Rose Bruford College of Speech and Drama in London, England. He is currently Artistic Director of Amerinda Theater in New York City, which develops and produces new work by Native American artists. He recently directed the Ninth International Theater Festival at Ohio Northern University, and is currently working on the world premiere of Thieves by William S. Yellowrobe Jr., which will premiere at the Public Theater in August 2011.
	Anne Carney The voice of Dolley Madison Anne Carney has been doing voiceovers for over 15 years. She performs in theatre, film, television and commercials and dabbles in film editing on the side. In addition to The War of 1812, she recently did the narration for the documentary *Bad Blood*, also for PBS.
	Sam Tsoutsouvas The voice of Isaac Brock Sam Tsoutsouvas began his professional career while still a student at the Julliard School with a role in the New York Shakespeare Festival. He was a founding member of John Houseman’s The Acting Company, and has appeared in many Broadway and national productions. His roles range from Salieri in Amadeus to the title role in Gilbert and Sullivan’s The Grand Duke. This is his sixth voice-over role with Florentine Films.
	Sophie Hayden The voice of Lydia Bacon Sophie Hayden received a Tony nomination for her role in the revival of The Most Happy Fella. She has had leading roles on Broadway and Off-Broadway stages, including Edith Frank in The Diary of Anne Frank, and Adriana in The Comedy of Errors at Lincoln Center. Favorite job? Mom to two great daughters.
	James Kennedy Voice of John Beverly Robinson James Kennedy was born and educated in Northern Ireland, and trained at the Royal Scottish Academy of Music and Drama and the Graham School in London. His credits include the National Theatres of England and Ireland, the RSC and Royal Court Theater, Portland Center Stage, Syracuse Stage, Buffalo Arena, The Irish Repertory Theater, Playmakers Rep, and Chapel Hill.