Complete list of credits coming soon

John Schneider - click here

Rex Smith

A native of Jacksonville, Florida, Smith debuted on Broadway in GREASE in 1978. He enjoyed a stint as a teen idol in the late 70's and had a gold top-10 single, "You Take My Breath Away, " in 1979. He later appeared in both the stage and film versions of The Pirates of Penzance (1983), and he has also appeared on stage in THE HUMAN COMEDY, WEST SIDE STORY, BROWNSTONE, and BABY. From 1982-83, he served as a co-host of the syndicated music show "Solid Gold." Many may know him as the lead in television series "Street Hawk".

Don Gilley

Don was born in Knoxville, Tennesse and has
lived in California for 42 years by the beach.  Don surfs and travels to
Hawaii as much as work allows.  Don is married with 4 boys (Kyle,
Terran, Brian and Michael).  Don's wife's name is Wendy and she also did some
stunt driving in Collier & Co.
 
In Collier & Co, Don plays a body guard/driver for Mr. Fanning and a
country guy playing cards.  Don is also the stunt coordinator of the show. 
John and Don together came up with the chase scenes through the orange grove.  We
also came up with the spectacular car jump across the river.  Don has been a
personal friend of John's for over 25 years and they have worked together
on other projects in the past.

Elly Castle - Coming Soon

Marcus Earl Milton

Born and raised in Detroit Mi, moved to California in 1990 and now resides in Long Beach CA. When he's not playing "Shorty" he's a mortgage broker and teaches martial arts. He's been a sparring partner for a professional
cage fighter for the past three years (Mavrick "The Soul Collector"). He fought competitively in Korea, Japan and the Philippines in a kick boxing league from 1986 til 1990; but this is no tough guy. He's a mamma's boy who's aspiring to move his mom from Detroit to California one day soon because she's all he has. His hobbies include; martial arts, travel, boating and roller skating.

Marcus Earl is one of the few single cast members from Collier & CO. So for all the single ladies that might be interested in a genuine nice guy who can swing a mean pipe and drives a yellow Plymouth Arrow be sure to say hello. He's not as mean as he seems on set and can definately make you laugh!

Kyle Meehleis McClure

Born April 12th 1985 in Tarzana, California
Began acting since the age of seven
Was a four sport athlete in high school
Was recognized as an All-american along with over a dozen other awards
in football
Played for the California Golden Bears in 2003
Trained with Robert Goodwin from Batman Begins for his fights in Hamlet
Was cast with a lead in Collier & Company after cast as Zeta in The Zeta Project
Earned a full Scholarship to the University of California at Berkeley
Earned a 4.0 at 18.5 units
Was a Mechanical Engineer
Has been involved in student government
Serves as a surf instructor for kids in his community
Performed in a ballet after being asked by an instructor from the MTV
music awards
wears a shoe size 16
Attends a church Westlake Village
Drives a 1972 Camaro Rally Sport
Restores Muscle Cars
Plays guitar, bass guitar, and piano

Robin Petgrave: Helicopter Stunt Pilot & Aerial Coordinator:

Born to fly, Jamaican native, American raised Robin Petgrave has
accumulated over 10,000 hours of flight experience gracing the skills conducting
helicopter tours, charters, flight training, ferrying helicopters, and
entertainment industry production work. A director and producer’s dream, Robin’s
deft flying skills, uncanny sense of production timing, and a photographic eye for
“the money shot”, gets better results than originally planned, saves on
aerial sequence production costs, and makes the production crew and talent
look great. Robin wowed a skeptical movie crew by landing a helicopter where no one
thought possible-not once but eight times in Dr. Dre’s backyard during a
movie shoot. He is impulsive, free-spirited, and a big kid at heart. And he can fly the
hell out of almost anything. One of the only, if not the only African American
helicopter pilots flying film, television, music video, and commercial production
jobs in the entertainment industry, Petgrave (he prefers to be referred to as
Robin) is steadily breaking down the diversity barriers.

So what is Robin up to when he’s not flying stuntmen around? Keeping
an eye on his reinvention of the helicopter tour industry and mentoring
economically deprived future aviators between the ages of 8-21. As a way of giving
back, Robin donates most of the profits from Celebrity Helicopters to
Tomorrow's Aeronautical Museum (T.A.M), one of the only interactive aviation
museums in the United States that offers hands-on involvement with its static
displays, virtual reality aircraft simulators, and youth programs. T.A.M. is also
endorsed & supported by L.A. Mayor Jim Hahn, Speaker of the California State
Assembly Honorable Herb J. Wesson, Jr., Senator Debra Bowen, Congresswoman
Juanita Millender McDonald, Councilman Bernard Parks, Sheriff Lee Baca,
Compton’s Mayor Eric Perrodin, Compton Unified School District, Sergei Sikorsky, the
Tuskegee Airmen, Power 106 & Knowledge Is Power Foundation, Home Depot, Boeing,
Northrop Grumman, and many individuals.

Because he loves flying so much, it is a gift he would like to give to
potential pilots. T.A.M. is a non-profit organization that gives Robin the
ability to realize this gift. The museum has established an Aviation Explorers
program that encourages interest in the field of aviation by providing scholarships
and allowing at-risk youth to learn responsibility and to care for the
community by washing aircraft, airport upkeep, facility maintenance, setup computer
labs at local schools, and volunteer for flight training credits. With the
guidance and support from the Tuskegee Airmen Los Angeles Chapter, T.A.M. also
provides a historical journey through aviation.

"Since 1994, Petgrave has dedicated his life to mentoring and outreach
programs. Another one of his projects is “Positive Vibrations,” where he
lands his helicopter on school grounds and delivers motivational speeches for
kids. His extraordinary ability to reach and motivate children has inspired many
of them to work harder at school and better their lives." -Plane & Pilot
magazine-

On any typical day in between Positive Vibrations school visits,
Celebrity Helicopter production gigs, and helicopter tours, Robin can be found
giving inspirational speeches to groups of up to fifty kids in the museum’s
7,000 sq ft hangar, on the ramp in front of one of T.A.M.’s static historical
aircraft displays, or in the state of the art virtual reality computer center.
Talking to kids is important to Robin. “Maybe it’ll make a difference and one
of them will go on to do better than I did.”

Robin formerly owned and operated Bravo Helicopters & Wing out of the
Torrance Airport for 10 years. He began with $300 and an attitude, and developed
it into a 3.5 million/year powerhouse. He possesses the qualities of any
successful entrepreneur; he is goal-oriented, tenacious, self-assured,
charismatic, flexible, and possesses confidence and character.

Before he launched Bravo, Robin had already won praise as an actor and
been a world-class runner who, due to an unfortunate accident, just missed
making his mark in the 400-yard hurdle and attending the 1984 Olympics. Robin
received his Bachelors of Arts degree from the University of Connecticut in 1985. A
member of the Screen Actors Guild since 1979, he has acted in films, TV shows,
and commercials and now enjoys the opportunity to showcase his aerial
photography and stunt flying skills in the same medium. In February of 1999, Robin
was featured on Oprah with other entrepreneurs and their rags to riches
success stories. You may have also heard about Robin in the L.A. Times, Daily
Breeze, In Flight USA, Black Enterprise Magazine, Essence Magazine, Entrepreneur
Magazine, Plane & Pilot Magazine, Fox Television, Black Entertainment Television,
Making it, and many more.

“Resolved by the Speaker of the California State Assembly, Herb J.
Wesson, Jr. Whereas, Robin Petgrave is the quintessential American success story
and he has transferred his entrepreneurial success in the private sector to a
philanthropic success in the public sector to empower and encourage youth through the
medium of aviation; that Robin Petgrave be recognized as one of the most
important and influential California citizens in his capacity as an entrepreneur,
youth mentor, and positive civic presence,” Members Resolution No. 3319.

For more information, please visit www.celebheli.com or call Robin at
877-999-2099.