Russell Crowe and Rob Lowe

Russell Crowe is a New Zealand native, actor, director, producer, and musician. He lives in Australia when not working on feature films, and he is very well known for his role in Gladiator, for which he earned multiple awards and received critical acclaim. Other films of Crowe’s include L.A. Confidential, Romper Stomper, and Cinderella Man, to name a few of the titles on his lengthy list. As of 2014, he was making a directorial debut with The Water Diviner, which ignited a passion within Crowe to continue behind the camera. He has since directed and produced several other films, and he has received several awards for his endeavors.

Rob Lowe is a beloved star that has been around for decades. First smitten with an intense desire to act at the tender age of 15, he starred in his breakout role on the ABC sitcom, A New Kind Of Family. Following his roles on television, he became an idolized member of the eighties brat pack, starring in films like The Outsiders, St. Elmo’s Fire, Oxford Blues, and Square Dance. After a short hiatus in the late eighties, he took a respectable role in the NBC docudrama, The West Wing. He continues on in several television roles, developing his onscreen characters and trying out his hand at directing television films, most notably The Bad Seed, a remake of the 1956 original.