This stunning former model became best known for her screen performances playing a sinister femme fatale. In doing so, she has achieved minor cult status and has quite a loyal fanbase. The tall and tanned Carrera first cropped up in minor roles taking advantage of her exotic features in The Master Gunfighter (1975), Embryo (1976) and The Island of Dr. Moreau (1977). She played Clay Basket in the television miniseries Centennial (1978), and Lucia Flavius Silva's mistress in the miniseries Masada (1981). But who can forget her role as assassin Fatima Blush, the Bond girl opposite Sean Connery in Never Say Never Again (1983)?

Maxwell Caulfield was chosen from among thousands of applicants to appear as Michael Carrington in the sequel of the century. Both he and his co-star, a fresh-faced young newcomer named Michelle Pfeiffer, were hailed as "The Next Overnight Sensations" and Grease 2 (1982). He followed this with a first-rate performance in the gritty and disturbing The Boys Next Door (1985). Caulfield became a television icon with his portrayal of bad boy Miles Colby Dynasty (1981) and later The Colbys (1985). 

Juliet Mills is known to cowboy fans for her role opposite James Stewart and Maureen O'Hara in the western film The Rare Breed (1966). She made guest appearances on television in the seventies as a recurring guest star on The Love Boat (1977), Wonder Woman (1975) and Fantasy Island (1977). But it was her charming Mary Poppins-styled-role on the weekly television series, Nanny and the Professor, that made her household name... then reprising a similar role as Tabitha, the witch, on the daytime soap opera, Passions.

For a while, she held the record as the youngest nominee for an Oscar, a Best Supporting Actress for To Kill a Mockingbird (1962), at the of age ten. (She lost to Patty Duke for The Miracle Worker (1962). Awards nominations aside, Mary Badham's performance in To Kill a Mockingbird is regarded today as cinematic perfection. So it seems fitting we bring a screen legend to the convention and remember to bring your DVD of the movie to the show so she will autograph it for you!

He first starred in small roles in TV series like Fantasy Island (1977) and The Love Boat(1976), before being offered the character of Jeff in Dynasty (1981) and its spin-off The Colbys (1985). James then went from primetime soap operas to daytime soap operas with As the World Turns and the equally successful All My Children.

When Parker Stevenson was five years old his mother, who acted in numerous television commercials, took him to a filming session. This resulted in two small television appearances. Years later, he made guest appearances on Gunsmoke and The Streets of San Francisco before signing up to play Frank Hardy as half the investigating duo on the weekly television series, The Hardy Boys/Nancy Drew Mysteries. Since then Parker has been a regular on Melrose Place, Baywatch, and Falcon Crest.

Perhaps the most famous scene in the history of cinema, the iconic shower stabbing in Alfred Hitchcock's PSYCHO (1960) is has become subject of controversy as Janet Leigh insisted she was the only person in the shower. Marli Renfro, however, shares the credit. Unperturbed by working nude, Renfro was hired as Janet Leigh's body double -- and she can prove it. But we will let her tell the story as we give you the opportunity to meet the woman who was stabbed in the shower in Alfred Hitchcock's PSYCHO (1960).

In 1990, Stephen Rebello won international acclaim for his book-length study Alfred Hitchcock and the Making of Psycho, which has been translated into international editions in France, Germany, Poland, Russia, Italy, Portugal, China, Korea, and Japan. His latest book, Dolls! Dolls! Dolls!: Deep Inside Valley of the Dolls, is a treasure trove of insider information regarding the book and movie that starred Patty Duke, Sharon Tate, Susan Hayward and Lee Grant.

Jim Rosin played supporting roles in numerous popular series such as Mike Hammer, T.J. Hooker, Quincy M.E., General Hospital, The Powers of Matthew Star, Adam-12, Mannix and Edge of Night, among others. Jim also wrote stories and scripts for Quincy, M.E.

In recent times, Jim took his love for classic television and authored a number of books on such programs as Route 66, Naked City, Wagon Train, Peyton Place, The Invaders and The Streets of San Francisco. Jim will be at the event to sign copies of his books.