Born in Sydney, Australia, Elle Macpherson, the six foot international icon of beauty and health, is perhaps best known for her record of four covers of Sport's Illustrated's highly anticipated Annual Swimsuit issue. Confirming her as one of the most recognizable super models of the world, Time magazine ran a cover story on her career entitled "The Big Elle" in 1986.Transcending the traditional career path of the super model, in 1989 Elle established her own company, Elle Macpherson Intimates in Australia. As Chairperson, she has piloted the company to become the country's most recognized lingerie brand name. In addition to making her mark in the world of business, Elle is also making a name for herself as an actress. In 1993, Elle made her feature film debut in "Sirens" starring opposite Hugh Grant and Sam Neil. Establishing herself as a talented actress, she was offered a two year multi media deal with Miramax Films.Elle's film credits include a solid roster of roles in Franco Zeffirelli's "Jane Eyre", "If Lucy Fell" opposite Sarah Jessica Parker, Barbara Streisand's "The Mirror Has Two Faces" and "Batman & Robin".Elle most recently co-starred in "The Edge" with Anthony Hopkins and Alec Baldwin and finished production on "Mom's Up on the Roof" with Adam Arkin. Elle's Fitness video "Your Personal Best Workout/The Body " became Billboard Magazine's no. 1 special interest video in 1995 and is distributed worldwide.

Born on 12th August 1972 in Hazard, Kentucky, & raised in Pinetop, Kentucky Rebecca Gayheart moved to New York at the age of fifteen to finish high school, following a summer modeling job in the city. Rebecca studied at the renown Lee Strasburg in New York. It was after spending a summer modeling in New York that she decided to move there. While studying at the Institute, she landed a role on the now-canceled daytime soap, Loving . Her stint on the show lasted from 1992 to 1993 and led to further television work, most notably on Beverly Hills 90210. During this time, she also acted in a number of forgettable television shows, and it wasn't until her part as a sorority girl in 1997's Scream 2 that she started to find film work. Her first project after Scream 2 was in Nothing to Lose, but her following film, 1998's Urban Legend, was successful enough to earn her a place among Hollywood's latest batch of up-and-coming starlets. After Legend, Gayheart co-starred with fellow Scream-er Neve Campbell in the obscure Canadian film Hair Shirt (1998). Her next project, the Heathers take-off Jawbreaker, faltered both at the box office and with critics, but did Gayheart the service of casting her in another leading role, helping to increase her fresh-scrubbed profile.