The 4400 - Miniseries TV  on DVD

The 4400

Over the last century, thousands of people have gone missing. Suddenly and inexplicably, 4400 missing people are returned all at once, as they were on the day they vanished. Unclear what this world altering-event means, the government investigates the 4400 to piece together where they've been and why they've been returned. It quickly becomes apparent that their presence will change the human race in ways no one could have ever foreseen.

Joel Gretsch stars as "Tom Baldwin" in the USA Network Original Series The 4400.

Audiences were first introduced to Gretsch when he received rave reviews for his major motion picture debut: his portrayal of "Bobby Jones" for director Robert Redford in the DreamWorks film The Legend of Bagger Vance, also starring Matt Damon, Will Smith, and Charlize Theron.

In 2002, Gretsch was featured alongside Tom Cruise in the Steven Spielberg film Minority Report, starred opposite Kevin Klein in The Emperors Club, and also starred in the Steven Spielberg-produced ten-part miniseries Taken for the SCI FI Channel. .

A Minnesota native, Gretsch studied acting at the renowned Guthrie Theatre for six months before moving to Los Angeles in 1989. He made his professional debut in a small production of Tartuffe and subsequently starred as the title character in John Patrick Shanley's west coast production of Danny and the Deep Blue Sea. .

Gretsch has appeared on such television shows as CSI: Miami, JAG, Friends, Melrose Place, Married with Children, and Family Album. .

Gretsch studies in Los Angeles with Larry Moss, who also works with Hilary Swank and Michael Clarke Duncan. .

Jacqueline McKenzie stars as "Diana Skouris" in the USA Network Original Series The 4400. 

McKenzie is a graduate of the National Institute of Dramatic Art in Sydney, Australia, a prestigious acting school which also boasts Mel Gibson, Judy Davis, Geoffrey Rush, and Cate Blanchett among its alumni. She made her big screen debut in Romper Stomper, starring opposite Russell Crowe. Her portrayal of the troubled "Gabe" in the film was the first of many award-winning performances. 

McKenzie's other film credits include Human Touch, Freak Weather, Peaches, The Divine Secrets of the Ya Ya Sisterhood, Kiss Kiss Bang Bang, and Eisenstein. She also appeared with Samuel L. Jackson and Thomas Jane in Deep Blue Sea, and she starred in Mr. Reliable, Under the Lighthouse Dancing, and Angel Baby, for which she won a "Best Actress" award in Australia as well as at numerous international film festivals. .

On television, McKenzie starred alongside Holly Hunter and Ron Silver in the ABC made-for-TV movie When Billie Beat Bobbie. She played the lead role of "Rachel" in the BBC miniseries Stark, based on Ben Elton's book and starring Elton himself. Additional television credits include the role of "Dancy" in the Australian miniseries The Battlers, the role of "Catherine" in the miniseries Kangaroo Palace, and the Showtime movie On The Beach, with Rachel Ward, Bryan Brown, and Armand Assante. 

On stage, McKenzie received rave reviews for her performances as "Catherine" in Proof at the Sydney Opera House in 2003 and as "Rita" in the 2001 Williamstown Theatre Festival production of Educating Rita, starring opposite Edward Hermann and directed by Bruce Paltrow. McKenzie also appeared in the highly regarded Sydney Theatre Company production of The White Devil at New York's Brooklyn Academy of Music, and starred as "Joan" in George Bernard Shaw's Saint Joan, also at the Sydney Opera House. Her other stage work includes The Resistible Rise of Arturo Ui (with Al Pacino), Master Builder, Twelfth Night, Rebecca, The Barber of Seville, and Hamlet (with Geoffrey Rush). .

Peter Coyote stars as "Dennis Ryland" in the USA Network Original Series The 4400. 

A veteran actor and Pushcart Prize-winning author, Coyote's career has taken many forms. After a successful turn in Steven Speilberg's E.T.: The Extra Terrestrial, Coyote appeared in a string of roles, including in Cross Creek, with Mary Steenburgen; Jagged Edge, with Glenn Close and Jeff Bridges; and Outrageous Fortune, with Bette Midler. To date, Coyote has appeared in over 90 films for the big screen and television. .

Coyote has worked with some the world's most distinguished filmmakers, including Steven Soderberg (Erin Brockovitch), Barry Levinson (Sphere), Diane Kury (A Man in Love), Roman Polanski (Bitter Moon), Walter Hill (Southern Comfort), Martin Ritt (Cross Creek), Sidney Pollack (Random Hearts), Pedro Almodovar (Kika) and Jean-Paul Rappeneau (Bon Voyage). .

Over the last year, Coyote has appeared in The Hebrew Hammer, with Adam Goldberg and Andy Dick, and in Northfork, with James Woods and Nick Nolte. In 2004, he has completed filming Shadow of Fear, Steve Suissa's Le Grande Role, and the independent film Deepwater. Most recently, Coyote joined an outstanding cast of the critically acclaimed stage production of The Exonerated in San Francisco, and also shot the season finale of HBO's critically acclaimed series Deadwood. .

During his early years as an actor, Coyote supplemented his stage and screen acting jobs with voiceover work, and has continued to enjoy success in that arena throughout his career. He has been the "voice" of Oracle, Cadillac, General Motors, Brita Water Filters, and Mutual of New York, among many others. .