Burn Notice TV Show

TOM STRICKLER:- Male, Any ethnicity, 40s-50s. Free Lance Spy Broker. A fast talking hustler, Strickler makes a living by contracting current and former spies to do work on the side. He’s like a talent agent, but for spies. A born salesman, Strickler is charismatic and gregarious, but underneath the charm is an edge that can turn deadly under the wrong circumstances. He offers to cancel Michael’s burn notice in exchange for an unspecified job — a blind date that could easily get Michael killed. He waits and watches while Michael wriggles and twists — but ultimately Michael decides that he has no choice but to accept a deal with the devil…GUEST STAR, RECURRING ROLE. MUST BE AVAILABLE FOR A 4-EPISODE ARC FROM 4/29-6/10. LOOKING FOR NAME ACTORS ONLY.

APRIL LUNA:- Female, Caucasian, in her 30s, April is a pretty young mom with two children, 13 year old Joey and 3 year old Danny. Unhappily married to a local politician with mobster connections, Erik Luna, she’s in the middle of a messy divorce from her husband, who regards “spouse” as a synonym for “punching bag.” Facing a bitter custody dispute, she fears that Erik will use his cash and connections to take her children away — and when Michael agrees to take her case, she sees the first glimmer of hope..GUEST STAR (10)

JOEY:- Male, Caucasian, 12-14 years old, he’s the son of April Luna and the stepson of Erik Luna. He loathes his stepdad Erik for his quick fists, and is determined to kill him, free his mom and half-brother, and live with the consequences. Caught by Michael while in the act of trying to boost a weapon from Fiona’s apartment, he spills his story, and cannot believe it when Michael agrees to clean up his family dispute without using an attorney or a shotgun. But Joey is an impatient kid without trust or foresight, who tries a second time to eliminate Erik the direct way…GUEST STAR (6)

ERIK LUNA:- Male, Caucasian, in his 30s, handsome and arrogant, Erik is a rich, well-connected local politician with mobster connections; he’s on every political board, he’s a big deal down at the docks, and he owns a piece of the local country club. He’s the face of the operation, with his brother Quinn providing muscle and guns to back him up. He’s certain that he can put over any crooked deal he dreams up. A little too cocky, he’s in the middle of a custody battle with his wife April, and he intends to leave her with no kids and no money, but with maybe a pair of black eyes to remember him by. Having been foolish enough to sell some very pricey (and confiscated) luxury cars without his brother’s okay, Erik has left himself open to attack from outside, and Michael mercilessly exploits that advantage, convincing Erik that he cheated on an unstable psychopath who’s out to kill him. Quickly reduced to a state of babbling paranoia, Erik winds up locked in a nuthatch by his brother Quinn, who can’t afford to have a madman as his front.sptv050769..LARGE GUEST STAR (13)

QUINN LUNA:- Male, Caucasian, 40, he is Erik’s older brother and the muscle of the family, a mobster with a commanding presence, a permanent scowl, and a staff of bodyguards. The guy who built the Luna family empire over the cracked skulls of his rivals, he’s let his smooth-talking, polished brother become the front for the family enterprises — only he can’t afford to have Erik betray him or lose control in any way. A professional smuggler who ordered his brother to marry April so that he would look respectable, Quinn has to take serious action when he’s convinced (by Michael) that Erik has lost his marbles…GUEST STAR (13)

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Carver: - Male, 40s, any ethnicity. An engineer type. A mid-level employee in the R & D division of a weapons manufacturer. Intelligent… but thinks he’s smarter than he really is. A life-long bachelor with an abrasive personality, Carver is short on patience and has a quick temper. He’s also a gun nut, who doesn’t hesitate to take the law into his own hands…GUEST STAR IF CREDITS WARRANT.

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Jeffrey Donovan stars as Michael Weston in the new USA Network original series “Burn Notice,” which premieres Thursday, June 28 at 10pm/9c.

Most recently, Donovan was seen in “Come Early Morning” directed by Joey Lauren Adams and co-starring Ashley Judd. Donovan appeared on the big screen in a memorable cameo in the blockbuster romantic comedy “Hitch” opposite Will Smith. For his performance in the indie film “Sam and Joe,” Donovan was awarded Best Supporting Actor from the Los Angeles Method Festival. Other film credits include Barry Levinson’s “Sleepers,” “Purpose,” “Book of Shadows: Blair Witch 2,” and “Bait.” Donovan made his feature film debut in “Throwing Down,” which won the grand prize at the Hamptons International Film Festival.

In 2004, Donovan earned critical acclaim for his starring role as Det. David Creegan in the USA Network Original Series “Touching Evil.” His television credits include HBO’s original film “When Trumpets Fade,” recurring roles on “Crossing Jordan,” “Spin City,” “The Beat,” and “The Pretender,” and notable guest appearances in “Monk,” “CSI: Miami,” “Law & Order” and “Homicide. ”

On stage, Donovan received rave reviews for his performance in the title role of the Wang Center’s 2005 summer production of “Hamlet” in the Boston Common. Donovan appeared on Broadway as ‘Marco’ in the Roundabout Theatre’s Tony Award-winning revival of “A View from the Bridge,” starring Anthony LaPaglia and Allison Janney, and in the Tony-winning production of “An Inspector Calls.” His off-Broadway credits include the hit comedy “Things You Shouldn’t Say Past Midnight” (also recorded for LA Theatre Works), “The Glory of Living” (opposite Oscar winner Anna Paquin and directed by Philip Seymour Hoffman), “Troilus and Cressida,” “Skyscraper,” “Oedipus,” and the Pulitzer Prize runner-up “Freedomland.” Donovan also starred in and produced Mike O’Malley’s “Searching for Certainty” in Los Angeles.

Next up, Donovan stars as ‘Jim Keith’ in the independent film “Believe in Me,” an adaptation of the young-adult novel “Brief Garland” by Harold Keith which also stars Bruce Dern, Samantha Mathis and Heather Matarazzo.

Born and raised in Massachusetts, Donovan attended the University of Massachussetts at Amherst and graduated from New York University’s Graduate Acting Program, where he received an M.F.A.degree.

He currently resides in Los Angeles.