Micah Sanders Played by Noah Gray-Cabey

Ten-year-old Noah Gray-Cabey is the youngest cast member of Heroes and plays Micah Sanders, a young genius whose mother is an online stripper and whose father is serving life in prison.

A trained classical pianist by the age of three, Gray-Cabey is the youngest person ever to perform at the Sydney Opera Hall. In 2001, he participated in fundraising concerts to benefit AIDS orphanages. After the events of September 11th, Gray-Cabey, with t...
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Simone Deveaux Playex by Tawny Cypress

 Tawny Cypress joins NBC’s new ensemble drama series "Heroes" as Simone Deveaux, Isaac’s (Santiago Cabrera) beautiful girlfriend who enables his heroin addiction and whose wealthy father is dying. Thus far in the series, she hasn’t shown any special abilities, but that may become a surprise in later episodes.

Cypress has recurred in a variety of primetime and daytime series, including "Third Watch,&quo...
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Hiro Nakamura Played by Masi Oka

Masi Oka stars as Hiro Nakamura, a Tokyo nonconformist computer/anime enthusiast who develops a way to pierce the space-time continuum and move back in time through sheer will power. Hiro is one of the funnier characters of the show, along with his sidekick Endo.

His feature-film credits include memorable roles in "Along Came Polly," "Austin Powers in Goldmember" and "House of the Dead 2: Dead Aim."

With a b...
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Isaac Mendez Played by Santiago Cabrera

Santiago Cabrera stars in NBC’s new ensemble drama series as Isaac Mendez, a heroin-addicted artist whose dark, violent and apocalyptic paintings are actual premonitions of future events. His paintings are graphic reminders of what actually happens in future scenes.

Before becoming an actor, Cabrera originally planned on becoming a soccer player. He played soccer for three years on college scholarships in Chile and played semi-pro i...
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Claire Bennet played by Hayden Panettiere

Claire Bennet, a high school cheerleader in Odessa, Texas, who learns through trial-and-error that her flesh is indestructible.

Panettiere starred in the Lifetime original movie "Lies My Mother Told Me" opposite Joely Richardson and in The Disney Channel’s acclaimed "Tiger Cruise," based on the true events of September 11th. Her HBO film, "Normal," opposite Jessica Lange and Tom Wilkinson and directed...
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