Trivia: Met Ruth Jones while they were both at Porthcawl Comprehensive School. Joined Radio Wales at 20 years old. From 1994 he became the main presenter of Rave, BBC Radio 5s youth magazine and music program. For 2009 Comic Relief Brydon performed "(Barry) Islands in the Stream" with Ruth Jones and singer Tom Jones. It reached Number 1 in the UK Single Charts. On April 1, 2011 he replaced Ken Bruce on BBC Radio2 as one of his impersonations on April Fools' Day. Released his biography, Small Man in a Book in 2011. Voices the character Lewton in the Discworld computer game Discworld Noir. Took part in Channel 4s Comedy Gala 2010. Appointed an MBE (Member of the Order of the British Empire) in the Queen's Birthday Honours in 2013.

Trivia: Comes from a long line of journalists – his father, grandfather and great-grandfather all worked for prominent London newspapers. Is a black belt in the Shaolin System Nam-Pai-Chuan of Kung Fu. Originated the role of Miss Trunchbull in the West End production of Matilda the Musical in 2011 and later transferred with the show to Broadway in 2013. While playing the role of Miss Trunchbull, he received fan mail addressed to "Ms Carvel," which he had framed. Is the voice for the Imperial Agent character in video game Star Wars: The Old Republic. Has twice won the Laurence Olivier Award, for his performance as Miss Trunchbull and as Rupert Murdoch in 'Ink'. Is Patron of the Globe Theatre's 'Playing Shakespeare' programme, run by their education department, which provides free theatre tickets and educational resources to secondary school pupils.

Trivia: Best known as one-half of a popular British comedy team that also included Matt Lucas, comedic writer and actor David Walliams soared to fame on the back of the hit program that he and Lucas created during the early 2000s, Little Britain. A sketch comedy revue that coupled the irreverence of Saturday Night Live with a quintessentially English sensibility, this program quickly evolved into a British institution, and garnered legions of American fans, as well, when it ran on BBC America; its popularity prompted HBO to pick up the international rights for an American remake, christened Little Britain USA.Born David Williams in Surrey, England, in August 1971, Walliams grew up as the son of a lab technician mother and a father employed by London Transport. He studied at Reigate Grammar School and Bristol University, then enrolled in the National Youth Theater, where he and Lucas met and developed a fast friendship. The duo teamed up to create a music-themed spoof series, Rock Profile, in 1999. Though it evaded hit status, it did become something of a cult phenomenon, and inspired Walliams and Lucas to try again; the result, of course, was Little Britain (2003).On the side, Walliams also essayed on-camera comedic roles from time to time, in films including Clancy's Kitchen (1998), Tristram Shandy: A Cock and Bull Story (2005), Capturing Mary (2007), and Run, Fat Boy, Run (2007). In 2008, Walliams provided the voice of Bulgy Bear in Andrew Adamson and Walden Media's big-budget fantasy The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian. He appeared in both Dinner for Schmucks and Marmaduke in 2010, and that same year he reteamed with Matt Lucas for the series Come Fly with Me.

Trivia: Worked as an administrator for the Family Planning Association before finding fame. Had an ongoing role in long running BBC radio soap The Archers. Claims to be regularly mistaken for either Sharleen Spiteri, of Scottish group Texas. U2's Bono kissed her belly when she was 9 months pregnant and presenting an award at the Q Awards. Joked that after marrying her husband she would be called ''Mrs T Leaf''.

Trivia: Had no interest in acting until he joined a drama club to get out of playing soccer on cold Saturday mornings during the winter. Began acting in commercials. Studied acting at the Kent Youth Theatre in Canterbury, England. Screen debut was in the 2011 horror flick The Awakening. Big break came when he was cast as Bran Stark on Game of Thrones. Plays piano and drums.

Trivia: Was born to a British father and a Jewish mother. Was talent-spotted at the age of 12 at a youth theatre. First appeared on stage in the West End show Tusk Tusk in 2009. Joined a protest against raising university fees in 2010. Had a place at the University of Manchester, to study History and Politics, in 2011, but decided to accept a role in Arcadia on Broadway instead. Filmed an audition tape in London to send to director Marielle Heller for her part in 2015 film The Diary of a Teenage Girl, which included a personal plea to be in the film. Won the award for Breakthrough Performer at the Hamptons International Film Festival in 2015 for her role as Princess Margaret in A Royal Night Out. Won the award for Best Actress at the Gotham Independent Film Awards for her role as Minnie in The Diary of a Teenage Girl, and the award for Rising Star at the Niagara Integrated Film Festival for the same role in 2015.