A l l i s o n A r g e n t

the daughter of Chris and Victoria
the niece of Kate
the granddaughter of Gerard
the grand-niece of Alexander

C h r i s A r g e n t

the father of Allison
the husband of Victoria
the brother of Kate
the son of Gerard
the nephew of Alexander

V i c t o r i a A r g e n t

the mother of Allison
the wife of Chris
the sister-in-law of Kate
the daughter-in-law of Gerard
the niece-in-law of Alexander

K a t e A r g e n t

the aunt of Allison
the sister of Chris
the sister-in-law of Victoria
the daughter of Gerard
the niece of Alexander

G e r a r d A r g e n t

the grandfather of Allison
the father of Chris and Kate
the father-in-law of Victoria
the brother of Alexander

A l e x a n d e r A r g e n t

the grand-uncle of Allison
the uncle of Chris and Kate
the uncle-in-law of Victoria
the brother of Gerard

E a d d y M a y s
Born as: Eaddy Mays
Born on: ?
Born in: Huntington, New York, U.S.
Eaddy Mays, an American actress and producer, was born in New York and raised by her mother. At eight years old, Mays transformed the basement of their home into the "Magic Theater," where her mother and dozens of stuffed animals were subjected to countless recreations of blockbuster films and Broadway plays with Mays starring in every role. By the age of ten, Mays was strongly encouraged by her mother to pursue this passion outside the home; she was cast in a community theatre production of Hans Christian Andersen's fairytale "The Snow Queen." In the years that followed, Mays put her passion into the newly formed family business by hosting video presentations for the production company owned by her step-father, Bob Haymes, singer, actor and songwriter, who is known best for his song "That's All," an oft recorded tune now part of the Great American Songbook. This hosting work brought the teenage Mays to China in 1984 and later to Hong Kong and Japan. After graduating college and dabbling in commercial radio and television for several years, Mays began her acting career in earnest in 2009 when she was cast as Elaine in the Academy Award winning film "The Blind Side" in which she appeared opposite Sandra Bullock, in the infamous 'ladies who lunch' scenes. Before the film was released, Mays was cast as a cancer patient for a medical center commercial, in which she agreed to shave her head completely bald. Mays surprised producers by eagerly insisting that she be allowed to do the actual shearing herself and excitedly requested that the event be captured on video and posted on YouTube. This radical change in appearance prompted a shift in her career and shortly thereafter she was cast in MTV's supernatural thriller TV series,"Teen Wolf". She appeared occasionally in season one. But, throughout seasons two and three, she was featured as a chilling, memorable villain, garnering attention and praise from critics for her performance and gathering hate mail from more radical fans for her part as the evil nemesis of their beloved werewolves. Throughout the years, the same passion that led the eight-year-old Mays to create "Magic Theater" in her basement sent her to diving into the murky waters of film and television producing. Mays co-wrote, produced and starred in the full-length independent feature film, "Highland Fling," a romantic comedy about a fun-loving Scotsman and a straight-laced southern belle shooting a reality TV show at a Scottish Highland Festival in small town America. Simultaneously, Mays and her angelically patient, sleep-deprived crew shot the actual series pilot for the television show featured in the film. Mays has a long history of volunteer work with kids, beginning first in college where she was a "big sister" in Big Brothers Big Sisters of America. Later, she served as the Custodian and Legal Guardian for two displaced young girls in the custody of the State's Foster Care program. These experiences compelled Mays to help create and manage The Highland House, a homeless shelter for at-risk youth displaced from their home. Mays still volunteers with youth today, works in Los Angeles, has three children (with a basement theater of their own!), a Senegal parrot, a Siberian Husky....and almost enough hours in the day.