For Your Consideration.... Best Supporting Actor (Part 1)

I'm Harry Wright and welcome to the first ever For Your Consideration segment of Last Resort Television. As we prepare for the 1st Golden Views Awards, I thought it was a great idea to give you a little reminder of the roles played by the supporting actors that will be featured in the nomination ballot.

Oscar Jaenada - Brimstone

Oscar Jaenada plays Jorge Wolfe, a Spanish occultist who works for the evil Kagan, in Brimstone. His work through the series consists of trying to recrate the evil demon Beliar for Kagan. The mysterious will not stop until his work is done, as he supervises the resurrection of Beliar.

Manu Bennett - Brimstone

Manu Bennett plays the vampire king Kagan, in Brimstone. Evil to the core, ruthless and determined to decimate the world's population, his quest leads him to fight against his own daughter and the Brimstone Society and after all his plans fall apart, he's forced to do the dirty work and he won't go down easily.

Brian d'Arcy James - Call My Agent

Brian d'Arcy James plays the secretary of the Jones Agency, Wilson Johnson, in Call My Agent. The hard worker of the group, Wilson is dedicated to his job and will do everything in his power, even sacrificing his own well-being to ensure that the agency stays open, no matter how many obstacles life throws at him, when he takes the interim manager job in the agency.

Rainn Wilson - Call My Agent

Rainn Wilson plays Robert "Bob" Hollis, a talent agent working for the Jones Agency, in Call My Agent. A compulsive liar and binge drinker, Bob has a hard time to keep his personal life up to the high standard he lied himself into, but what he lacks in his personal life, he more than makes up for it in his professional life.

Bruce Campbell - Drive

Bruce Campbell plays police officer Herb Lake Winston, in Drive. Herb is a good cop trying to understand the mystery surrounding the Driver and trying to figure out what is going on in his own precinct with the villainous Mr. S and the repercussions it has on the street world.

Norman Reedus - Drive

Norman Reedus plays the villainous Mr. S, in Drive. As he tries to get his revenge on his brother, the Driver, Mr. S hires a group of culprits and goes after the Driver's loved ones. Mr. S, or Samuel (his real name) is a ruthless man at heart with an even more sinister plan.

Eric Roberts - Gauntlet

Eric Roberts plays Leonard Palmer, the owner of the Memphis Pharaohs, in Gauntlet. Palmer is determined to keep his team in Memphis as applies pressure on his coach and players to perform better and to the city's mayor who has a relationship with the team star quarterback.

John David Washington - Gauntlet

John David Washington plays veteran running back of the Memphis Pharaohs, in Gauntlet. After suffering a devastating knee injury in the first game of the season, Lincoln's insistance to keep playing against the doctor's advice leads him to take steroids, forcing coach Heath to put him in the game, but he suffers another injury that will end his season.

Christian Berkel - Hitman

Christian Berkel plays Dr. Otto Wolfgang Ort-Meyer, the doctor at the head of the program that creates the subjects, one of which is our Agent 47. Berkel keeps a tight grip on his "experiments" and he won't let any of them get away from him and his various experiments, always hoping that he will create the perfect killer.

Iain Armitage - Hitman

Iain Armitage plays a young 47, in Hitman. Resourceful and ingenious, 47 is tired and frustrated of being tortured and experimented on by Dr. Ort-Meyer and he befriends another subject, 6. Together and using various schemes and plans, 47 and 6 escape from Ort-Meyer's captivity.

Due to the high number of supporting actors on the ballot, the rest of the actors in consideration for the Best Supporting Actor category will be revealed later tonight.