Karl Slover
For more than 70 years Karl S. has been following the Yellow Brick Road to the various places that Munchkins travel throughout the United States as a representative of the Land of Oz. Finally, in mid-November, all remaining seven munchkins traveled to Hollywood, California to receive their star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame for their role in the epic movie “The Wizard of Oz”.

Karl came to the USA from Germany at the young age of 9. He worked for several years in a traveling midget show and later moved to California as part of a carnival. Though Karl's frame is small, 4 feet 9 inches, his list of Hollywood credits is large. He has worked with stars such as Jimmy Durante and Ray Millard and it seems as if one movie led to another for him. He appeared in Bringing Up baby, Terror of Tiny Town and Blockheads with Laurel and Hardy. Following those were School Time, the Magic Trio and They Gave Him a Gun with Spencer Tracy. He says, “I even played a baby in a carriage in The Lost Weekend.” In The Wizard of Oz Karl appeared in four parts. “I was the First Trumpeter, One of the Munchkin Soldiers, one of the Munchkins who led Judy Garland down the Yellow Brick Road, and the only boy in the nest of Sleepyheads.”

Karl currently resides in Dublin, Georgia.

Scott Miles
Scott Miles has acted in the film and television industry since 1998. In ten short years he has forged an impressive resume, working with such actors as Jake Gyllenhaal and Chris Cooper in “October Sky,” Treat Williams in “The Substitute,” Taye Diggs in “New Best Friend,” as well as Jeri Ryan in “Star Trek: Voyager.” Scott recently added writer and producer credits to his resume with the worldwide release of his feature film “Little Chicago.” Up next for Scott is a lead role in the 2008 release “Dismal,” which also stars William Gregory Lee (Dark Angel) and Richard Riehle (Office Space). Scott is currently developing his second feature film, with an eye toward commencing principal photography in fall 2008. He currently lives in North Carolina with his wife Dena and son Tyler.

Ted Manson
Georgia based actor Ted Manson has been appearing and acting in films and television since the 70's. Manson has made his mark in the film business by appearing in such films as Cameron Crowe's ‘Elizabethtown', Adam McKay's ‘Talladega Nights', Clint Eastwood's ‘Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil', and David Fincher's upcoming ‘The Curious Case of Benjamin Button'. He has also appeared in numerous television films and series including ‘Matlock', ‘Heat of the Night', and ‘North and South'.

Ted Manson currently resides in Atlanta.