Murphy McManus is one half of the MacManus twins that become the Boondock Saints.

Norman Reedus was born in Florida, where he lived only a few months before moving to Los Angeles, California. He also lived in several cities in several different countries including Japan, Britain, and Spain. When he first came to Los Angeles, he worked at a Harley Davidson shop in Venice and at the same time contributed artwork to various shows as a painter, photographer, sculptor, and video artist. He got his first taste of acting in the play "Maps for Drowners" at the Tiffany Theater on Sunset Boulevard. Days later, he was cast in Mimic (1997), then in Six Ways to Sunday (1997), and Floating (1999). He then on to do many other films including The Boondock Saints (1999), Deuces Wild (2002), Blade II (2002), Let the Devil Wear Black (1999), Gossip (2000/I), Moscow Chill (2007), The Notorious Bettie Page (2005), Hero Wanted, and many others. Norman currently lives in New York with his son, Mingus Lucien Reedus.

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Connor McManus is one half of the MacManus twins that become the Boondock Saints.

Sean Patrick Flanery was born in Lake Charles, Louisiana on October 11, 1965. However he was raised in Houston, Texas. His father was a medical equipment salesman and his mother a real estate broker. He attended Awty International School and graduated from Dulles High School in Sugarland. Later, he attended the University of St. Thomas, in Houston.

He started acting in college after he joined a class to meet his crush. The crush was short lived, but he found his love for acting instead. Later he moved to Los Angeles in order to pursue his acting. Since 1988, he has appeared in more then 53 films including The Boondock Saints, Powder and Simply Irresistible. He’s best known for playing Indiana Jones in The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles. He was also in The Dead Zone, where he played the role of Vice-President Greg Stillson until it was cancelled.

Sean holds a black belt in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and a black belt in karate. He has a dog named Donut who was named after the amount of donuts she ate after being adopted by Sean. He won the 1997 Toyota Pro-Celebrity Race at the Grand Prix of Long Beach as a celebrity driver. The Alfonso Ribeiro rule forced him to ‘defend’ the title as a professional driver under TGPLB rules and won the 1998 race as a professional driver. As you can tell, he’s multi-talented in all his fields.

Ten years later, Sean returns to his role as Connor MacManus in the sequel to The Boondock Saints entitled The Boondock Saints II: All Saints Day. It’s something every fan of the cult has been looking forward to.

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Romeo is the newest member of "The Saints". He befriends the brothers on their way back to America from Ireland and plays a pivotal role in the vengeance that ensues...

Clifton Collins Jr. is distinguished by his versatility and uncanny ability to immerse himself in the characters he portrays, filmgoers may recall his role as the intimidating thug Cesar in 187 (1997) or from his numerous other roles in such films as the Hughes brothers' Dead Presidents (1995) and Steven Soderbergh's acclaimed Traffic (2000) as well as J.J Abrams Star Trek Reboot (2009).

A native Angeleno, Collins Jr. is the grandson of actor Pedro Gonzalez. One of the first Mexicans to find Hollywood success, Gonzalez appeared alongside John Wayne in various Westerns and war films. Sometimes credited as Clifton Gonzalez Gonzalez in honor of his grandfather's name, Collins Jr.'s range has found him work in a rich variety of films throughout the 1990s both in television and film. Other roles in The Replacement Killers and Disney's The Wonderful Ice Cream Suit (both 1998) showed great promise for a young actor on the verge of stardom heading into the new millennium. Supporting roles in such wide-release features as The Last Castle, and The Rules of Attraction found the young up-and-comer slowly gaining the momentum to set an enduring career in motion, and in 2004 Collins appeared opposite hot-property Eion Bailey in the thriller Mindhunters and the alcoholism-themed comedy drama Glory Days.

Eunice Bloom is a tough as nails FBI agent and Paul Smecker's protégé. She rolls into town to investigate a series of new murders that have "The Saints" written all over them. Her true allegiance and agenda are a mystery to all involved...

Julie Benz was born in Pennsylvania, her father is a Pittsburgh surgeon and her mother is a figure ice skater. The family settled in nearby Murrysville, when Julie was two, and she started ice skating at age three. She competed in the 1988 U.S. Championships in junior ice dancing with her partner David Schilling, coming in 13th. Her older brother and sister, Jeffrey and Jennifer, were in the 1987 U.S. Junior Champions in ice dancing and competed internationally. When Julie was 14, she had a bad stress fracture and had to take time off which eventually led to her discovery of acting.

In 1996, Julie auditioned for the role of "Buffy" in the series "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" (1997), but lost out to Sarah Michelle Gellar. However, she was offered a small role as a vampire girl in which she did such a good job that her part was expanded to a few more episodes in playing the vampire "Darla". With that, Julie Benz's career had finally taken off. She reprised her role as "Darla" in the Buffy spin-off series "Angel" (1999) for two years and has had several small roles in various film productions. She also had a small, but memorable, role playing a receptionist in the movie As Good as It Gets (1997).

Even after her role on "Angel" (1999) wrapped up, Julie continued to find work on television in playing many guest staring roles in numerous popular TV shows from "CSI: Crime Scene Investigation" (2000), to "Supernatural" (2005), to playing the lead and supporting roles in various made-for-TV movies. Most recently, she landed another notable role on the TV-cable series "Dexter" (2006) playing "Rita", a troubled divorcée and lover of the title character played by Michael C. Hall.

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Il Dulce is a contract killer in the Boondock Saints ordered by the mob to kill Rocco. However, Il Dulce turns out to be the MacManus twins' father and ends up joining the boys after Rocco is killed by Papa Joe.

Billy Connolly was born and raised in Glasgow, Scotland. He left school to work in the shipyards becoming a welder and joined the Territorial Army (in the parachute regiment) at around the same time. He developed an interest in folk music, eventually becoming an accomplished banjo player and a member of the band Humblebums with Gerry Rafferty (later of Baker Street fame). The jokes he told between songs eventually took over his act and he became a full-time comedian. Already a big star in Scotland, he became a household name in the UK after appearing on "Parkinson" (1971) in the early seventies. Billy has released many recordings and videos of his concert performances over the years. He has expanded his repertoire to include acting, appearing in a number of television dramas and films, most recently in the USA. In the 90s he made two documentary series for the BBC, about Scotland and Australia respectively, and in 1997 he starred in the award winning film Mrs. Brown (1997). He is one of the UK's top comedian.