Titans Credits
Creator
Charles Pratt, Jr.
Director
Charles Correll
Produced by
Spelling Television in association with NBC Studios
The NBC "Blurb"
Wealth, power and turbulent family struggle vie for center stage in this glossy serial drama from esteemed producer Aaron Spelling ('Dynasty,' 'Beverly Hills, 90210') when 26-year-old fighter pilot and prodigal son Chandler Williams (Casper Van Dien, 'Starship Troopers') comes home to Beverly Hills and finds his filthy-rich family ripped apart.
Keeping the turmoil percolating are his divorced parents, wealthy patriarch Richard Williams (Perry King, 'Melrose Place'), the President and C.E.O. of Williams Global Enterprises, and beautiful, savvy Gwen (Victoria Principal, 'Dallas'), who have staked out their rival turf in mansions across the street from each other. But adopted son Chandler's (Van Dien) homecoming turns bittersweet when he must deal with his father's young, deliciously wicked new bride Heather (Yasmine Bleeth, 'Baywatch') -- the same woman who recently shared Chandler's bed.
Meanwhile, Chandler resumes his competition with ambitious brother Peter (John Barrowman, 'Central Park West'), who works as his father's right-hand man and sees Chandler as a potential threat to his position within the company. Additionally, Richard's younger brother Jack (Jack Wagner, 'Melrose Place'), who runs the European division of Williams Enterprises, returns to the U.S. with secret designs to take over the family business and pursue his romantic obsession with Gwen.
Adding to the zesty mix is a set of beautiful sisters -- lovelorn alcoholic Jenny Williams (Elizabeth Bogush, 'Felicity'), and take-charge Laurie (Josie Davis, 'Beverly Hills, 90210') - who work at their mother's nightclub and frequently seem to invite trouble. The two sisters compete for the affections of the devilishly handsome manager of the nightclub, David O'Connor (Ingo Rademacher, 'General Hospital').
Lourdes Benedicto ('NYPD Blue') also stars as Richard's promising executive assistant, Samantha Sanchez, and Jason George ('Sunset Beach') plays Scott Littleman, an upstanding employee at Williams Aviation who is charged with showing Chandler the ropes. Additionally, Gwen takes in her street-smart nephew Ethan (Kevin Zegers, 'Air Bud') after he leaves his abusive, deprived home.