Diabolical Tales - Cast

Cast

Part I

  • Brian Bedell — Agent Cooper
  • Mike Larose — Operative-132
  • S. Matthew Aod — Zong
  • Rachel Knutton — Kate Cooper
  • Don Gerron — Master Zun
  • Ted Cunningham — FBI Assistant Director Smith
  • Brian Van Kay — Dr. Ernst Schafer
  • Joe Mahoney — Agent Thompson
  • Ken Wester — Dr. Helmut
  • Erika L. McCauley — AEC Employee

Part II

  • Brian Bedell — Agent Cooper
  • Mike Larose — Operative-132
  • Sparky Schneider — Zerg
  • Kris Williams — Zella
  • Rachel Knutton — Kate Cooper
  • Don Gerron — Master Zun/Agent Nicholson
  • Ted Cunningham — FBI Assistant Director Smith
  • Michelle Whitaker — Ziva
  • Lara Schneider — Zeena
  • Melissa Pare — Zera
  • Jared Alcorn — Zellor

Part III

  • Brian Bedell — Agent Cooper
  • Brian Van Kay — Zerrath
  • Rachel Knutton — Kate Cooper
  • Juliette Rose — Zella
  • Ted Cunningham — FBI Assistant Director Smith
  • Don Gerron — Master Zun/Zorak
  • Tom Weaver — Operative-1138
  • Steve Lopresti — Agent White
  • Mike Larose — The Ghost of Operative-132
  • Matt Knutton — Zenab/G-Man #1
  • Ken Svehla — G-Man #3
  • Christian Wheeler — G-Man #4

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