Trivia: Between 2000 and 2005, starred as Nick Harper in long-running BBC sitcom My Family. In 2002, won the Best Comedy Newcomer British Comedy Award for his role in My Family. In 2003, starred as Colin Frissell in the blockbuster romantic comedy Love, Actually. In 2008, appeared in the first UK run of Neil LaBute's play Fat Pig. Between 2014 and 2017, starred as DI Humphrey Goodman in the comedy-drama series Death in Paradise.

Trivia: Filmed Spark, his first short, while studying business marketing at California State University.Directed, wrote and composed the score for Dependency (2005), his AFI thesis film.Shortly after graduating from AFI, was hired to write Kennedy High.Won Best Directorial Debut of a Feature Film at the Beverly Hills Film and New Media Festival for his film 5 Star Day (2010).His film Battle Scars (2015) won the Founders' Choice Award for Best Feature Film at the GI Film Festival.

Trivia: Moved from Trinidad to Newcastle, England with his family following his father's death in 1958. Began working at the Flora Robson Playhouse in Newcastle at age 17. Was cast as Philip Smith in The Banana Box in 1973, which was staged in London and Newcastle; he later reprised the role in the television series adaptation, Rising Damp. Starred in the National Theatre's staging of Kwame Kwei-Armah's Statement of Regret at the Cottesloe Theatre in London in 2007. Was paired with professional dancer Lilia Kopylova as a contestant on the sixth season of Strictly Come Dancing, in 2008. Awarded an MBE in the Queen's Birthday Honours of 2008. Made his directorial debut with the staging of Rum and Coco Cola at the West Yorkshire Playhouse in 2010. Directed a stage revival of Rising Damp in 2013 at the Menier Chocolate Factory in 2013.

Trivia: Walkden, England, native David Bamber nearly avoided the proscenium altogether, with early plans to enter a training program for special education instructors. At the last yawning moment, however, Bamber decided to jump ship and head into acting, courtesy of the dramatic arts program at Bristol University and -- later -- a scholarship to the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art (RADA). As a student, the thespian distinguished himself from many of his colleagues by acquiring a marked preference for contemporary material over classicist plays. As a stage actor, Bamber (though openly heterosexual, with a wife and children) sustained a particularly fine reputation for convincing portrayals of (often repressed) gay characters in such plays as My Night with Reg and Pride and Prejudice. He also gained recognition for comic physicality deemed brilliant by many critics. In terms of on-camera work, Bamber's work (somewhat ironically) has leaned more toward period material than his stage efforts. Following an appearance in the all-star British seriocomedy Privates on Parade (1982), he signed for roles in such projects as the made-for-television outings The Merchant of Venice (2001) and Pollyanna (2002), and the HBO miniseries Rome (2005) as Marcus Tillius Cicero. In 2008, Bamber joined co-stars Tom Cruise, Tom Wilkinson, Kenneth Branagh, and others for the Cruise-produced Hitler assassination thriller Valkyrie with a frightening turn as Adolf Hitler.

Trivia: Performed as part of the Royal Shakespeare Company between 1992 and 1995. Is perhaps best known for playing Wickham in the 1995 mini-series adaptation of Pride and Prejudice. Played Dr. David Shearer in TV Medical Drama Peak Practice between 1997 and 1999. Between 1999 and 2000, acted in the Royal National Theatre Repertoire Season. In 2019, was nominated for the Best Actor in a Supporting Role Olivier Award for his role in The Price.

Trivia: Of Greek origin, actor Georges Corraface was born and raised in Paris. After spending many years in French theater, most notably as a member of the renowned Peter Brook Company, he began his film career with 1987's La Louve, followed by Brook's acclaimed 1989 epic The Mahabharata. With a multi-cultural background and fluency in Greek, French (his native language), English, Spanish, German and Italian, Corraface has performed a wide variety of roles, from dramatic leads to eccentric supporting characters. He is perhaps best known for playing the lead in Christopher Columbus: The Discovery (1992). Other film appearances include To Tama, Escape From L.A., La Pasion Turca, Viva La Mariée, and Impromptu. On television, Corraface has appeared in such series and features as War and Remembrance, Esperanza, La Bicyclette Bleu, L'Ete Rouge, and The Indiana Jones Chronicles. His extensive popularity and critical acclaim in France, Spain, and Greece led to his being named president of the Thessaloniki International Film Festival in 2005.