Raymond “Ray” Park (born 23 August 1974) is a British actor, stuntman and martial artist, best known for playing Darth Maul in Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace, Toad in X-Men, Snake Eyes in G.I. Joe: The Rise of Cobra, and Edgar on Heroes. 
In 1999, Park appeared in Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace, as the Sith Apprentice Darth Maul. While the character had a few lines, Park’s voice was dubbed over with that of actor Peter Serafinowicz. From his work on Star Wars, Park was cast in a cameo role in Fanboys as a Skywalker Ranch security guard who says, “Time for you to get mauled, boy,” as he pulls out two nightsticks. In addition to this acting work, he has also been Christopher Walken’s fight stunt double for the film Sleepy Hollow. Park appeared in the scene where Walken’s character, the Headless Horseman, murders the Killian family and Brom Bones. 
Park had his first real speaking part in X-Men as Toad. In one scene of this film, after sending Storm (Halle Berry) down an elevator shaft, he picks up a length of pipe and swings it around in much the same way he swung his dual-bladed lightsaber as Darth Maul, a signature wushu move. Park has been asked to become a superhero, instead of a villain, in a film about Marvel Comics character Iron Fist, but the film has been in preproduction for some years now. Iron Fist deals with an American millionaire who becomes a martial artist with the power of focusing his “life force” or chi into his fist, making it glow with energy and become “like unto a thing of iron” and able to impact with superhuman force. 
In December 2007, Park was confirmed for the role of Snake Eyes in G.I. Joe: The Rise of Cobra, involving a variation of the international G.I. Joe force who fought the minions of Cobra in the comics. He worked with comic book creator-turned-filmmaker Kevin VanHook in the film Slayer, starring in the dual roles of acrobatic twin vampires. This film also saw him appearing again with Sleepy Hollow co-star Casper Van Dien. ComiCon 2007 saw the premiere of the teaser trailer for Descendants, another comic book adaptation based on an independent comic by writer Joey Andrade. 
Park also appeared as Edgar in the fourth season of the television series Heroes. Park was also included in the motion capture team of the 2008 James Bond video game adaptation of Quantum of Solace. In the comic-book-styled film Hellbinders, he plays a soulless mercenary who, along with an elite assassin (Johnny Yong Bosch) and the last remaining member of the long dead Knights Templar, Esteban Cueto, must overcome their innate mistrust of each other and join forces to defeat Legion before it opens the gates of hell itself and overruns the entire world. Park narrated on 26 February 2010 the introduction of The FireBreather, a car from Classic Design Concepts in Detroit Autorama 2010,[8] the vehicle is part of the Supernatural thriller Jinn.
Cassius Khan (born June 7, 1974), is an Indian classical musician known for playing the tabla and Ghazal while singing. In 2001, Khan composed “Asia Music” for the IAAF World Championships in Athletics under the guidance of composer Jan Randall. The piece he composed gained him international recognition as a composer. Khan’s second album was with the late Darcy Greaves called “Angel of Sevilla” (1995). Following recordings included “I Feel Love Again” (2002) with Pavlo, “Mani Licks” (2002) with Dan Mani, “A Demon’s Dream” (2002) with Dave Martone, and “The Alchemists” (2002) with Dave Martone. In 2005, Khan was invited to perform Ghazal and a tabla solo recital at the National Arts Centre in Ottawa as part of Alberta Scene. Khan was invited by the Salmon Arm Roots and Blues Festival to present his first classical Ghazal and tabla recital concert in 2006 
Khan’s newest Ghazal album “Mushtari, a live concert” released in 2010, was nominated for World album of the Year by the Western Canadian Music Awards (WCMA) and was a tribute to his guru and teacher, the late Mushtari Begum, with a selection of choice classical Ghazals and a tabla solo recital. Khan has also released a tabla solo single titled “Sparks Of Energy” in 2011. 
Other selected collaborations include “Dark Clouds” (2006) with jazz pianist Stu Goldberg and “Soundcurrent” with Kelly Dean and Franny Kumar. Khan collaborated with slide guitarist Ellen McIlwaine to record “Mystic Bridge” in which Khan and McIlwaine were invited to Juno Fest to perform numbers from the album. Khan has also accompanied Mohan Veena, Vishwa Mohan Bhatt, Ustad Majid Qiyam, Ustad Aashish Khan Debsharma, Maihar Gharana, Sashi Roy, and is working on a classical Indian duo with Satvick Veena exponent Salil Bhatt. Khan has also worked in television and is featured in a commercial for Nanak Foods as a tabla player who finds musical inspiration when served halwa from his wife, Amika Kushwaha. 
Cassius Khan is also known as one of the most successful Indian Classical musicians in the world, with royalties rumored to total in the millions. Khan was awarded the Salute to Excellence Award by the City of Edmonton for his work in Indian classical music, and is currently the founder of the Mushtari Begum Festival of Indian Classical Music and Dance, debuting on August 25th 2012 at the Massey Theatre live in New Westminster, BC, Canada. 
In 2002, Maguire starred in Spider-Man, based on the popular Marvel Comics superhero. The film was a major success and quickly shot Maguire to stardom. He reprised his role in the sequels Spider-Man 2 (2004) and Spider-Man 3 (2007), and has also provided the voice of Spider-Man for the video game adaptations of the films. All three movies went on to be part of the highest grossing movies each year. Maguire’s performance as Spider-Man earned him some glowing reviews. For instance, Mark Caro of the Chicago Tribune felt that “with his big, round, soulful eyes, Maguire always has been able to convey a sense of wonder, and his instinct for understatement also serves him well here.” Due to script and production complications, a proposed third Spider-Man sequel did not materialize. Sony has rebooted the franchise, and has focused on a younger Spider-Man (played by Andrew Garfield) as Peter Parker is still in high school in the movie; Garfield has a much younger appearance than Maguire.[15] The film, titled The Amazing Spider-Man, was released on July 3, 2012. 
Maguire is attached to produce Afterburn, a science fiction movie based on the Red 4 comic book by Paul Ens and Scott Chitwood. Neal Moritz’s Original Films is also producing and Relativity is in talks to board the post-apocalyptic project, whose story is set one year after a solar flare burns half of Earth, leaving what life remains mutated from radiation and nuclear fallout. Treasure hunters then go back to the scorched portion of the planet to retrieve valuable artifacts while facing rival hunters, mutants and pirates along the way. It has been announced that Gerard Butler is in negotiations to star in the film while Antoine Fuqua in talks to direct. 
Maguire’s company is also co-producing an adaptation of a mystery novel by Isaac Adamson called Tokyo Suckerpunch with Sony Pictures. The film will star Maguire in the role of American reporter Billy Chaka, who investigates the murder of a Japanese friend in Tokyo. Anne Hathaway has also been confirmed for the film. 
Maguire and DiCaprio once again starred together, in Baz Luhrmann’s remake of The Great Gatsby; DiCaprio played the title role, while Maguire played the story’s narrator, Nicholas “Nick” Carraway. The movie was released in America on May 10, 2013
In 2008, Park signed a contract with management company Heavenly Star Entertainment. After a three year hiatus from TV drama, she was announced as the lead in MBC drama series My Woman, a remake of the 1980s series Terminal. Park said that she found the character of Sera appealing because of the good and bad sides to her personality.
She is also active in Japan with various promotions and commercials. 
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