Heather discovered her passion for acting at an early age and caught the attention of filmmakers with her breakout role in Gus Van Sant's Drugstore Cowboy, for which she received an Independent Spirit Award nomination. Graham went on to land unforgettable roles in the 1997 classic Boogie Nights, for which she received the MTV Movie Award for Best Breakthrough Performance, in 1999's Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me and in 2009’s The Hangover alongside Bradley Cooper and Zach Galifinakis.

In 2023, Graham could be seen in a variety of films including: THE OTHER ZOEY, a rom-com from director Sara Zandieh, alongside Andie MacDowell and Patrick Fabian; Netflix’s holiday film BEST CHRISTMAS EVER with Brandy Norwood, Jason Biggs and Matt Cedeño; SUITABLE FLESH, which is streaming on Shudder, with Barbara Crampton; horror film ORACLE; and opposite Dennis Quaid in MGM & LightWorkers’ ON A WING AND A PRAYER. She also appeared in the Apple TV+ series EXTRAPOLATIONS. Next up for Graham is a film she wrote, directed and stars in titled CHOSEN FAMILY, which debuted at the 2024 Santa Barbara Film Festival. Additionally, she's set to star opposite Tom Hopper in PLACE OF BONES which is eyeing a 2024 release. 

In 2021, Graham appeared in Redbox Entertainment’s The Last Son, with Machine Gun Kelly, Sam Worthington, and Thomas Jane. Additionally, Graham starred in the conspiracy thriller Wander, opposite Aaron Eckhart and Kathryn Winnick; in The Stand, CBS All Access’ series adaptation of Stephen King’s novel; and two Netflix original films: Love, Guaranteed, with Rachael Leigh Book and Damon Wayans Jr, and female-led comedy Desperados, alongside Nasim Pedrad and Anna Camp. Previously, Graham starred in the independent drama-comedy The Rest of Us, which premiered to rave reviews at the 2019 Toronto International Film Festival, with critics remarking that Graham “delivered one of her most subtle performances.” The film was released theatrically on February 14, 2020.

Graham has expanded into writing, directing, and producing, proving herself to be a multi-hyphenate leading talent with critically acclaimed, Half Magic, a film she wrote and directed, which was released in theaters and on VOD February 2018. The raunchy, female-driven comedy follows three women set out on a hilarious search for self-fulfillment while overcoming the roadblocks in their personal and professional lives.

In 2017, Graham starred opposite Edie Falco in NBC’s Law & Order True Crime: The Menendez Murders. The eight-episode anthology series was based on the famed murder case of brothers Lyle and Erik Menendez in the early 1990s. Additionally, she guest starred in TBS’ hit show, Angie Tribeca, produced by Rashida Jones and Steve Carell, and starred in Sky Atlantic’s double-life comedy series Bliss, which aired on Britbox.

Graham joined the cast of Showtime’s Californication for its seventh season in April 2014, in which she played a woman from Hank’s (David Duchnovy) past whose arrival upended his life. In May 2013, Graham reprised her role as Jade in the hit comedy The Hangover 3.  That same year, she co-starred in Ramin Bahrani’s At Any Price, which debuted at the Toronto and Venice Film Festivals. Graham’s character finds herself caught between her lover, Dennis Quaid, and his son, played by Zac Efron, while coming to terms with her small-town life.

Other film credits include: Dwight Little’s The Last Rampage, based on the true story of murderer Gary Tison's attempted escape from prison to Mexico; Emanuele Della Valle’s noir drama Wetlands, with Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje; About Cherry; Judy Moody and the Not Bummer Summer; and 5 Days of War. She also starred alongside a stellar ensemble cast in Emilio Estevez's Bobby, about the assassination of Robert F. Kennedy, which premiered at the 2006 AFI Film Festival.

As for animated work, she has served as a voiceover actor in the Lionsgate film Norm of the North, alongside Ken Jeong and Rob Schneider, as well as in Lifetime’s Flowers in The Attic, and its sequel, Petals on the Wind, with Ellen Burstyn. The latter two films, based on the famous novels by V.C. Andrews, were instant hits, garnering the network one of its highest rated original movie performances of recent years. Graham reprised her role in the third installment, If There Be Thorns, which premiered in April 2015.

Throughout her career, Graham has worked with some of the industry's most respected actors and directors. Some of her standout performances include that of a doe-eyed girl in Swingers, with Jon Favreau and Vince Vaughn; an ambitious young actress in Frank Oz's Bowfinger with Steve Martin and Eddie Murphy; and the tragic Mary Kelly in Albert and Allen Hughes' From Hell opposite Johnny Depp; as well as roles in The Guru with Marisa Tomei; Hope Springs opposite Colin Firth; Committed with Luke Wilson; Ed Burns' ensemble Sidewalks of New York; James Toback's Two Girls and a Guy with Robert Downey Jr.; Lost in Space with Gary Oldman and William Hurt; and Six Degrees of Separation starring Will Smith.

Graham executive produced and starred in the feature film Cake, a romantic comedy also starring Sandra Oh and Cheryl Hines. In 2004-2005, she received rave reviews for her guest starring stint on NBC’s critically acclaimed series Scrubs. On stage, Graham made her theatrical debut in Playwrights Horizons' off-Broadway production of Recent Tragic Events.

Tom Hopper currently stars in the acclaimed Netflix series The Umbrella Academy in the role of ‘Luther Hargreeves,’ opposite Elliot Page and Aidan Gallagher. He recently starred as the lead in Netflix hit Love in the Villa alongside Kat Graham. Other feature credits include The Hitman’s Wife’s Bodyguard, SAS: Red Notice opposite Sam Heughan, romantic comedy I Feel Pretty with Amy Schumer and Resident Evil: Welcome to Racoon City.

Television credits include HBO’s Game of Thrones, Starz’s Black Sails from Michael Bay and Brad Fuller and cult favourite BBC1 series Merlin. He’ll next be seen in Amazon Original feature Space Cadet opposite Emma Roberts, Place of Bones opposite Heather Graham and The Terminal List: Dark Wolf opposite Taylor Kitsch and Chris Pratt. Hopper is represented by The Gersh Agency, Waring McKenna, Range Media Partners and R&CPMK.

Corin Nemec's is an American actor, producer, and screenwriter. He’s known for playing the title character in the FOX sitcom Parker Lewis Can’t Lose, Jonas Quinn in the television series Stargate SG-1, and Harold Lauder in the ABC miniseries The Stand. He began his career in the sitcom Webster, before landing his first major role in Francis For Coppola’s Tucker: The Man and His Dream. He earned an Emmy nomination for his portrayal of Steven Stayner in the NBC miniseries I Know My First Name is Steven.

Brielle Robillard is an American-Canadian actress. You can currently see Brielle as Teri Moore in Amazon Prime’s The Lake, Lila in My Favorite Christmas Melody, Lorraine Anderson in Murdoch Mysteries, Gwen Swanson in The Silencing, Stella Hartford in Nurses, and Greta in Endlings. After starring in the YTV series Zoink'd, Brielle went on to star in the short film Withheld, winning the Best Canadian Short Work Award at the Whistler Film Festival.

Pandora and her daughter Hester, portrayed by Brielle Robillard, are not just passive residents of the harsh frontier but active participants in their destiny. Their story is one of survival, but also of profound transformation and defiance against the entrenched gender norms of the period. The film explores how these characters navigate and negotiate their power in spaces where they are often underestimated, using both wit and weaponry to carve out their justice, thereby reshaping the narrative frameworks of the Western landscape.

Donald Cerrone, known professionally by his nickname “Cowboy”, is an actor, producer, retired mixed martial artist, and former professional kickboxer. While initially known as an athlete, Cowboy rose quickly into an established acting career, with roles on several television series including Justified (2013), It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia (2017), Godless (2017) and Magnum P.I. (2020). He is known for his film roles in The Commando alongside Mickey Rourke, Terror on the Prairie, Project Legion, and The Weapon with Cuba Gooding Jr. and AnnaLynne McCord. As an athlete, Cowboy competed in the Lightweight and Welterweight division for the Ultimate Fighting Championship. He is set to be inducted into the UFC Hall of Fame in July of 2023.

"Place of Bones" delves deep into the moral complexities of life on the frontier, a place where law and order are often overshadowed by personal codes of justice and survival. The characters are frequently confronted with decisions that blur the lines between right and wrong, challenging the audience to reconsider the essence of morality in a lawless land. Cowboy Cerrone, who plays Minor Wilson, a rugged and nuanced character, states, "Out here on the frontier, the choices you make could mean life or death. The moral compass is skewed by necessity, and what’s right is often what keeps you alive." This theme is intricately woven throughout the narrative, presenting a landscape where characters must weigh their survival against their ethics. Decisions are rarely clear-cut, and the protagonists, especially Pandora, navigate this murky morality with a blend of instinct, fear, and courage. The film uses these moral dilemmas not only to advance the plot but to deepen the viewer's engagement with the characters, who are as flawed as they are heroic.

Audrey recently completed directing her fourth feature film Place of Bones, a western thriller set in 1876, starring Heather Graham, Tom Hopper and UFC champ Cowboy Cerrone. She’s coming off the heels of directing on the big Netflix hit Ginny & Georgia, following Astrid & Lilly Save the World, a sci-fi comedy series for NBC/SYFY. She also directed two episodes of The Haunted Museum, a horror series produced by Eli Roth.

Prior to this, Audrey directed She Never Died; her third feature, an immortal action thriller. It was a huge hit on the film festival circuit and garnered considerable critical acclaim along with awards such as Best Director and several Best Feature Film awards. She also directed an 11episode digital series in conjunction with her award winning second feature film Darken, a sci-fi/fantasy thriller produced by Shaftesbury Films, which won her four awards internationally including Best Science Fiction Feature Film and two Best Director Awards. Audrey has directed, written and produced several other award-winning films including the feature film Berkshire County, which had the national festival circuit buzzing with her worldwide premiere after she won the Grand Jury Prize for Best Feature Film at Shriekfest Los Angeles. The win made her the first female to win the award in the 20-year history of the festival. The film went on to win 9 more top prizes including Best Feature and Best Director Awards at international film festivals.

Audrey also directed several award-winning short films including A Stolen Moment, Les jeux d’enfants and Burgeon and Fade, which screened at major festivals including the Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) and won her numerous awards including the Jackson-Triggs Award for Best Emerging Canadian Filmmaker at the WorldWide Short Film Festival. Audrey received the Vanguard Award from Blood in the Snow film festival in 2020 for being a Canadian genre film trailblazer. She won the WIFT New Vision Fellowship Award for Best Emerging Canadian Female Director and was the recipient of the Barry Avrich Award for Emerging Canadian Filmmaker from the Toronto International Film Festival.