You've seen him in many movies.

Gimme A Break!

and yes, so it seems, when Ms. Carter was alive, she was a Mets fan. Sweet Nell, rendered obsolete by struggles with drugs and alcohol, surgery on aneurysms, and heart disease surrounded by diabetes, is sorely missed.

Give it up for Clohessy!  He's had rolls on All My Children, Chicago Hope, and Jake and the Fat Man. Clohessy's also made appearances in suspenseful drama classics like Law and Order, NYPD Blue, and Matlock.

And get this: In 1975 he fought in Madison Square Garden for the Golden Gloves!

Glenn's been nominated for 5 Academy Awards and has won 5 Tonys.

Matt Dillon was born in New Rochelle—Yankee territory—and has recently starred as Henry Chinaski in the film version of Charles Bukowski’s Factotum. Throughout his legendary acting career, Dillon has given birth to some of cinema’s most badass characters: from Ritchie in Over The Edge, to Bob in Drugstore Cowboy, and now Hank. And get this: Dillon collects Mookie Wilson baseball cards. Cool…. He must have that dope Topps Future Stars card that has Juan Berenguer/Hubie Brooks/ and Mookie on it…. I believe I still have that card buried somewhere under some pile of all the shit I've accumulated during life…. Matt, if you need it, it's yours.

Aragorn, aka Strider, sextuplets as a heartthrob, brilliant actor, lyrical poet (Recent Forgeries), fantastic photographer (The Horse Is Good), and arcane artist (Coincidence of Memory).

Viggo has recently starred as Tom Stall, aka Joey Giuseppe, in Cronenberg's adaptation of John Wagner's graphic novel A History of Violence-- heralded by critics and coming soon on DVD just for you!

Nuke LaLoosh is knockin boots with Susan Sarandon! Manhattan born and bred, Robbins has given birth to so many unforgettable characters, like another one of my favorites, Gene Shepard in Altman's Short Cuts.

And Tim was interviewed at Shea the other day and shared that he was at Shea for both the 1969 and 1986 World Series victories

Is she the 21st century's Grace Kelly? Looks alone would be hard to argue otherwise. At the tender age of 24, she's already  appeared in three remakes of Shakespeare plays, and has recently finished shooting a film written by David Mamet.

And now she's the mother of baby Satan in the remake of the Omen due in theatres 6 - 6 - 06.

The son of veteran actors Jerry Stiller and Anne Meara, Ben made his first major splash on the televison series The Ben Stiller Show, for which he wrote, acted, produced, and directed. Ben's career took off from there. He now stars in every third movie produced in Hollywood.

She's knockin boots with Nuke LaLoosh! Susan Sarandon's an accomplished actor and political activist-- i was just surfing her bio and stumbled across this: she got busted for disorderly conduct during a protest in New York over Amadou Diallo being unarmed and wasted by four of New York City's finest!

Born in Lincoln, Nebraska and raised in Bellingham, Washington, Hilary Swank, an undeafed Oscar Champ (2 nominations: two wins), now lives in a 4-story Greenwich Village brownstone. Hilary's love for Rob Lowe's brother has recently ended, but she still loves the Mets. How could a girl from Nebraska raised wherever be a Met fan? Hey, Hilary-- tell Matt that if he wants it he could have my Mookie rookie card-- and let me know how and why you are a Met fan. Dig your work-- and captivatied by your life story: she only made 75 bucks a day for her role in Boys Dont Cry - even I make more than that!- and when she first moved to LA w/ her mom, they both lived out of the car. Hilary, I love ya, get back to me. ciao. oh, p.s. can you email me a pic of you wearing Mets gear? Thanks!

Sports illustrated: "You only moved to the US at age 18. How does a guy from Fleury, France, become a Mets fan?"

Michael Vartan: "I had Mets pajamas as a kid."