Trivia: New York native Ken Leung studied acting at NYU and at HB Studio before making his onscreen debut with a minor appearance in 1997's Rush Hour. He would continue to find consistent screen work with roles in movies like Red Dragon and Vanilla Sky, while simultaneously cultivating a theater career with roles in Broadway plays like the Tony Award-winning Thoroughly Modern Millie in 2002. Leung would later find a particularly memorable role in 2008, when he was cast as Miles Straume in the mysterious series Lost.

Trivia: Made his television debut in a 2005 episode of 'Casualty'. Made his film debut in 2007, as Kishan in 'Namastey London'. In 2013, appeared as Akthar in a Colchester production of 'The History Boys'. In 2016, played Kalyan in a production of Jesse Eisenberg's 'The Spoils'. Between 2017 and 2018, starred as AJ Nair in 'The Good Karma Hospital'.

Trivia: Growing up, her mother was a headmistress and her father was a helicopter designer. First job was at 13 in a local launderette. Appeared in a famous 1994 Boddington's beer advert. Met future husband, actor James Murray, in 2005 on the set of the drama series Cutting It. Follwing the death of her daughter, Ella-Jayne, due to a cogential heart defect in 2009, she and her husband started the Murray Parish Trust in order to raise funds for the Paediatric Intensive Care Unit at Southampton General Hospital. Co-owns production company Aphra Productions with actress and friend Dervla Kirwan. Helped found BARREtoned, a ballet-inspired workout studio in London.

Trivia: Left LAMDA when he was spotted by an agent and cast in the role of Benvolio in a 2009 theatre production of Romeo and Juliet at Shakespeare's Globe in London. Was Ephesus Antipholus in a theatre production of Shakespeare's The Comedy of Errors in 2010, along with Sam Collings and Orla Fitzgerald. Was seen in a production at the Royal Court in 2013 by casting director Andy Pryor, who organised a small role for him in the period drama Dancing on the Edge. His big break came in 2013 when he starred in a BBC adaptation of P.G. Wodehouse's 1929 comedy Blandings with Jennifer Saunders, David Walliams and Timothy Spall. During the filming of Blandings in 2012 he lived in a cottage in the grounds of Crom Castle in Northern Ireland. Is known for his role as the dastardly George Warleggan in Poldark and for appearances in Poirot. Both his parents were doctors.

Trivia: An actress whose fragile, fine-boned beauty has often gotten her cast as emotionally vulnerable, put-upon girlfriends, Claire Forlani has done strong work in this capacity in such films as Basquiat and Meet Joe Black. The daughter of an Italian father and a British mother, she was born in London on July 1, 1972. At the age of 11, she began studying dance and drama at London's Arts Educational School, where she trained for the next six years. She began her professional acting career in 1991, when she appeared in a number of productions for British television.After relocating with her family to San Francisco in 1993, Forlani made her American acting debut with a small but memorable role in the TV miniseries JFK: Reckless Youth (1993) as a young woman who dances her way into the heart and hormones of the young president. She subsequently had a minor part in Police Academy - Mission to Moscow (1994), and then landed more substantial work in Mallrats (1995) after impressing director Kevin Smith with her flawless impression of an immature young American. Forlani's work in Mallrats gave her enough exposure to garner the attention of various casting agents, as evidenced by her central role as the all-too accommodating waitress girlfriend of Basquiat's (1996) eponymous artist (Jeffrey Wright).The actress remained in troubled girlfriend mode for The Last Time I Committed Suicide (1997), in which she played Beat icon Neal Cassady's suicidal paramour, and then literally flirted with death in Meet Joe Black (1998). The film cast Forlani in her biggest role to date, that of a young doctor who falls in love with Death, as personified with blond highlights by Brad Pitt; although the film itself was the object of much critical ire, Forlani escaped relatively unscathed. After playing yet another imperiled girlfriend in Mystery Men (1999), Forlani switched gears to play a neurotic college student who ends up in bed with her best friend (Freddie Prinze, Jr.) in the romantic comedy Boys and Girls (2000). Forliani stayed busy throughout the 2000s, winning praise for her work in the critically acclaimed fantasy drama Northfolk (2003), which also starred James Woods and Nick Nolte. She appeared in director Christopher Guest's playful send-up of Hollywood during awards season, For Your Consideration, in 2006, though she is better known for her portrayal of medical examiner Peyton Driscoll in CSI: NY (2006-2007). In 2008 she joined the cast of the supernatural thriller Not Forgotten to play a supporting role, and returned to the small screen in 2011 to play the part of Igraine in Camelot, a short-lived television series from STARZ.

Trivia: Descended from a viscount who served as Britain's Secretary of War at the turn of the 19th century, and is a nephew of a baronet; the family is listed in Burke's Peerage. Originally planned to be a journalist before deciding on acting. Starred in the World War I stage drama War Horse in London immediately after graduating from drama school. Made his TV debut in Game of Thrones. Named the face of Jimmy Choo in 2015. Played the title role in Doctor Faustus at the Duke of York Theatre in the West End in 2016.

Trivia: Toured the world as the drummer of the U.K.-based rock band Comanechi. First acting job was an 8-minute commercial for a Swiss insurance company. Worked at a bar to pay for a trip to Los Angeles during pilot season. Named on Screen Daily's list of Stars of Tomorrow 2015.