He'll never live down the title of "Pie Guy" but Jason Biggs has moved on to other projects. Since putting the "American Pie" trilogy behind him, Biggs has worked with Woody Allen in "Anything Else" and Kevin Smith in "Jersey Girl." His latest project, the Disney movie "Antartica," just wrapped production and is tentatively scheduled to hit theaters in early 2006. What's "Antartica" about? Check out this interview for info on the action/family drama. (Photo ©Richard Chavez)

Jason Biggs Discusses His Role in the Movie "Antartica"

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