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Renee Margolin Renee Margolin starred as the very well-known Sillywhim on "Wee Sing in Sillyville." Renee currently works at her family business in Houston, Texas, which sells commercial and residential lighting all over the U.S. Her efforts are in the showroom, where she associates with the public daily. She says, "The first year working at the counter, I would have young mothers look at me and say, 'Hey, don't I know you?' And I'd laugh and say, 'Do you have any children's video tapes?' And then bing, the light goes on and they'd scream out, 'Sillywhim!'"      Last year Renee received an email from her childhood friend's daughter, who attends Duke University. Her roommate was a "Sillyville groupie." When she told her that she knew Renee Margolin, the roommate and one of her friends got up and did all of the Sillyville songs and dances in their dorm hallway!      Renee says, "It's great to know Pam and Susan made children's entertainment that is classic and will live on and on and being a part of all that brings great joy in my heart, knowing you'll be sitting with your kids and even maybe your grandkids, singing, "Let us sing together, let us sing together, one and all a joyous song...!!!"

Jacque Drew Jacque Drew starred as the Dutch Girl on Grandpa's Magical Toys. She is currently an actress at the Mt. Hood Repertory Theatre Company in Gresham, Oregon and lives in New Zealand. She is also the director of Still Water Rising, a mentoring program for at-risk youth which pairs professional actors with teens to write original plays.      Jacque says she has fond memories of Grandpa's Magical Toys. Most of the actors were good friends, even after the film was finished. The only bad memory she has is when she passed out during a shot from heat stroke! (she says the costume consisted of shoes, tights, six petticoats, blouse, bodice, wig, and hat which got extremely hot, especially during the jumping rope scene) Although a little embarrassed, the kids on the set thought it was pretty awesome!      Jacque also said that there was a controversy with the accent (it's not really how she talks). The producers wanted to re-record all of her vocal work using someone else's voice, but because it would be costly and the film was already complete, they left it as it was.

Lajos Balogh In the Marvelous Musical Mansion, Lajos Balogh starred as the violinist of the Doodle-Det Quintet. Born in Hungary, he studied at the Liszt Academy of Music in Budapest with Rados, Járdányi and Kodály. He also studied in Munich and Hamburg with Stiehler and Tibor Varga. Lajos has appeared as a soloist with the  Munich, Nuremberg, Oregon  and Gottingen symphonies, as well as recorded for many radio stations and appeared on television commercials. Currently, founder of the Metropolitan Youth Symphony, he is the conductor of Vivaldi Strings, the Marylhurst Symphony Orchestra, and the Portland Festival Orchestra.      Lajos says it was fun doing the Marvelous Musical Mansion.