Trivia: A child actress who made her film debut as the star of Anjelica Huston's 1996 adaptation of Dorothy Allison's Bastard out of Carolina, Jena Malone has appeared in films ranging from Contact (1997), in which she played the younger version of Jodie Foster's character, to Stepmom (1998), which featured her as one of Susan Sarandon's children. A native of Lake Tahoe, Nevada, where she was born November 21, 1984, Malone was influenced to become an actress by her mother, who was active in community theatre. After persuading her mom to move to L.A., the aspiring actress began working in commercials and music videos. Following her debut in Bastard out of Carolina, she went on to do steady work, and in 2000, she starred in Christmas with J.D., which also featured Devon Sawa, Neve Campbell, and Christian Campbell. That same year, the young actress made headlines when she filed charges against her mother accusing her of squandering her earnings; the lawsuit resulted in Malone's legal emancipation from her mother, who was forbidden from interfering with her daughter's career and earnings. Coming out on the up side of the bitter family feud, Malone could next be seen in both the slightly surreal teen fantasy Donnie Darko and the bittersweet family drama Life as a House (both 2001). Following future appearances in The Dangerous Lives of Alter Boys and The United States of Leland (both 2002), Malone would announce her intentions of studying photography at a northern California community college in the fall of 2002. She had a key role in The Dangerous Lives of Altar Boys in 2002, and the next year had a cameo in Cold Mountain. In 2005 she was one of the younger sister in Joe Wright's Pride & Prejudice, and two years later she was the younger sister in Sean Penn's Into the Wild. She had a brief but memorable turn as the ex-girlfriend of a soldier in The Messenger, and in 2011 she was one of the kick-ass girls at the center of Sucker Punch. In 2012 she appeared in Hatfields & McCoys as one of the McCoy clan. In 2013, she joined the Hunger Games series as fan-favorite Johanna Mason, appearing in Catching Fire and Parts 1 and 2 of Mockingjay. Malone was cast as Barbara Gordon in Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice (2016), but her scenes were ultimately cut in the editing room, and she only appeared in the home version of the film.

Trivia: Performed in musicals growing-up and was a singer at her Baptist church. Joined Kansas City's Coterie Theatre Young Playwrights' Round Table at the age of 12. Left college after one year and moved to Atlanta and released her self-produced demo, The Audition, in 2003. Discovered by Outkast's Big Boi at an open mic night. Has a musical alter-ego that is an android named Cindi Mayweather, who is the protagonist of the 2010 concept album The ArchAndroid. Wears a "uniform" of a black and white tuxedo for every performance, in honour of her working-class roots. A co-founder of the Wondaland Arts Society, which support young artists and musicians. Performed several times for President Obama and was named on his 2016 summer playlist.

Trivia: A native of Zimbabwe, actor Tongayi Chirisa actually began to sign for Hollywood roles at the age of 25 while still enrolled as a student at the AFDA school of film and live performance in South Africa. By that point, Chirisa had already racked up a formidable series of dramatic assignments (and related awards) in and around Johannesburg, including prominent roles in the locally produced theatrical features Mr. Bones 2 and Tanyaradzwa, and an ongoing turn as Detective Trevor Davies on the soap opera Studio 263. Chirisa made his Hollywood debut as Man Friday in Crusoe, the 2008 NBC miniseries adaptation of Daniel Defoe's novel Robinson Crusoe.

Trivia: Jack Huston grew up in the lap of show business, as the scion of the legendary Huston directing and acting dynasty -- the grandson of maverick American director John Huston and New York actress-model Ricki Soma, the son of Tony Huston, and the nephew of actress Anjelica Huston and actor-director Danny Huston. He thus seemed predestined for a career in showbiz, especially given his dashing good looks. Though largely of American stock, Huston grew up and came of age in England and quickly acquired a English accent; as a result, the press typically classified him as British, and he often referred to the U.K. with great fondness as "home." He first stepped in front of the camera in his mid-twenties, scoring his breakthrough with a turn as poet-photographer-filmmaker Gerard Malanga in the 2005 Edie Sedgwick biopic Factory Girl, followed that up with a prominent role in director Paddy Breathnach's trippy gorefest Shrooms (2007), and signed for a role as Prince Wulfric, a Viking who takes on a group of invading extraterrestrials, in the sci-fi actioner Outlander (2008). Huston played a recurring role on ABC's quickly-canceled Eastwick, an attempt at updating The Witches of Eastwick for primetime television, and had a small role in a flashback scene in 2010's The Twilight Saga: Eclipse. He then joined HBO's Boardwalk Empire in a recurring role as the disfigured, mask-wearing Richard Harrow in season 1 of the show; the character was later upgraded to a series regular for season 2. Huston also kept busy with movies, playing writer Jack Kerouac in Kill Your Darlings (2013).

Trivia: Began acting at the age of 16 when she landed roles on various Disney channel programmes, including Shake It Up!, Austin & Ally and Cloud 9. Worked at Abercrombie Kids as a teenager during her time working for Disney. Appeared in Trey Songz's music video for "SmartPhones" in 2014. Starred in DJ Snake's music video for "Middle" alongside fellow actor Josh Hutcherson. In 2015, was featured in Lady Gaga's music video "Til It Happens to You," which aimed to address college-campus rape culture. Is a talented singer who collaborated with Pharrell Williams on the soundtrack for Dope, a film that she also starred in. Enjoys using her fame as a platform to support social issues that she cares about, including LGBT rights, women's rights and combating racism in Hollywood.

Trivia: Is of Spanish descent.Made his debut as an actor at the age of 7 in a primary school production.Joined the renowned Hull Truck Youth Theatre at the age of 10.Was supported by his parents to pursue his career as a professional actor.In 2011, he moved to New York City to attend acting school.

Trivia: Actress Gabourey Sidibe became a familiar face to audiences when she was cast in the title role of the critically acclaimed 2009 drama Precious: Based on the Novel 'Push' by Sapphire, about a teenage mother struggling through poverty and abuse in the inner city. It was one of the most lauded first films for any performer, capturing the unknown Best Actress awards from a variety of critics groups and garnering nominations from the Screen Actors Guild, the Independent Spirit Awards, the Golden Globes, and the Academy. Sidibe followed her landmark debut as a bully in the 2011 film Yelling to the Sky and a recurring role on the Showtime series The Big C. She also landed a part in the ensemble action comedy Tower Heist opposite Eddie Murphy and Ben Stiller.

Trivia: Is of Polish descent.Was raised in a family of actors.Volunteered in an orphanage in Mozambique the summer after her sophomore year in college.Moved to Los Angeles after graduating college to pursue a career in acting.Worked as a personal assistant for Jonah Hill at the beginning of her career in the entertainment industry.Is a fan of The Simpsons.