Trivia: At age 12, became the youngest member at The London Player's Theatre.Attended a cooking course with his father in Vietnam.In 2015, was named one of BFI and Screen Daily's Screen Stars of Tomorrow.Attended college on a drama scholarship.Featured as Shawn Mendes' love interest in the singer's music video for the 2017 song "There's Nothing Holdin' Me Back."

Trivia: His role as Sandra Bullock's egotistical, self-absorbed fiancé offering audiences a hilarious glimpse of the handsome actor's notable comic talents, actor Dominic West has since gone on to display his versatility in such notably diverse projects as the acclaimed HBO series The Wire and director Rob Marshall's Best Picture-winning musical Chicago (2000). Born into a family of seven children in Sheffield, England, West's father was the owner of a plastics manufacturing plant and his mother a homemaker with a taste for the theater. At first employed in such unglamorous positions as that of a cattle herder in Argentina, it wasn't long before West enrolled in Dublin's Trinity College and graduated with a B.A. in English Literature. His love of acting propelled him next to the Guildhall School of Music and Drama, and West graduated from the prestigious school in 1995. Though he had previous acting experience in a few minor film roles, it was the late '90s that found West's career truly beginning to bloom. A small role in Spice World was followed by a notable performance in the British miniseries Out of Hours (1998), and after minor roles in A Midsummer Night's Dream and Star Wars: Episode 1 -- The Phantom Menace (both 1999), he got his big feature break with 28 Days Later. As the millennium turned, so did West's career; in 2001, he took to the screen with Mark Wahlberg in the musical drama Rock Star. Cast in the lead of HBO's The Wire shortly thereafter, the show debuted in 2002 to glowing critical reviews. On that program, West played Detective Jimmy McNulty, a gifted yet defiantly individualistic Irish-American detective with the Baltimore Police Department whose penchant for subverting the traditional methods of police investigations consistently threatened to get him in hot water. The program's five seasons (all of which featured McNulty in a significant capacity) found the character (among other subplots) attempting to bring down the elusive Barksdale drug ring, aggressively attempting to solve an enigmatic series of murders, and struggling with alcoholism, as he juggled a romantic relationship with Port Authority officer Beattie Russell (Amy Ryan). Following a pair of memorable performances in Chicago and Mona Lisa Smile (2003), West appeared in director Joseph Ruben's supernatural thriller The Forgotten in 2004.He subsequently played a police inspector in the gory thriller Hannibal Rising (2007) and a devious political leader in the period epic 300 (2007). His big-screen career continued with Punisher: War Zone,Arthur Christmas, Johnny English Reborn, and John Carter, while he continued his well-respected television career by starring in The Hour.

Trivia: As a child, lived for seven years in Nigeria, where his parents were born and his family descended from royalty. Was a member of London's National Youth Music Theatre, which is where he met his wife. Played King Henry VI in a 2001 Royal Shakespeare Company trilogy of the Bard's plays, and was the first black actor to portray an English king in an RSC production. For his role in the British spy drama Spooks, he met with British-intelligence officers. Co-wrote a 2006 romantic comedy-drama for the BBC called Graham and Alice, about two London loners who decide to rob a betting shop. Fulfilled a bucket-list wish by working with Steven Spielberg on 2012's Lincoln. As part of the training for his role as a WWII Tuskegee Airman in 2012's Red Tails, he got to fly in vintage P-51 Mustangs. Appointed an OBE (Officer of the Order of the British Empire) in the 2016 New Year Honours.

Trivia: Born to a Pakistani father and a Kenyan mother. Trained with the National Youth Theatre. One of his earliest jobs was to sell insurance over the phone. When going to audition for drama school in New York in 2002, his aeroplane was diverted by fighter jets and he was wrongfully arrested at JFK airport for being a suspected terrorist. Accepted a BAFTA award on behalf of director Chris Morris in 2011. Appeared in Hamlet with the Young Vic Theatre in 2011. Was nominated for a BAFTA for Best Supporting actor in 2015 for his role as Wilson Wilson in Channel 4's Utopia. He won the 2017 BAFTA award for Lead Actor for his role as Shahzad in the BBC drama Murdered by My Father, the first non-white actor to do so.

Trivia: Met David Mitchell and Robert Webb while at the University of Cambridge. Features in BBC Radio 4 comedies. Won a Sundance Film Festival World Cinema Special Jury Prize for Breakout Performance for her role in the film Tyrannosaur. Met her husband Ed Sinclair while at Cambridge, they have two children.

Trivia: Moved to the United States from her native England at age 5 following her parents' split. Has done journalistic work for a variety of media outlets, including Nickelodeon and Teen Vogue. Enjoys traveling and while in school often visited places she learned about to further her education. Designed accessories, including ballet flats named after her grandmother, in support of a charity providing low-cost counseling in 2008. Made her film debut in the 2009 movie The Blind Side, playing the daughter of Sandra Bullock's character. Attended the same high school as Beverly Hills 90210 star Tori Spelling, and went on to guest star on the 90210 reboot.

Trivia: Prior to pursuing an acting career full time, worked in retail at both Waitrose and River Island. Lists No Country for Old Men as his favourite film, and, like its star Daniel Day Lewis, trained at the historic Bristol Old Vic Theatre School. Made his film debut in 2012 in The Eschatrilogy: Book of the Dead as an unnamed zombie. To train for his agrarian role in God's Own Country, Josh and his co-star Alec Secareanu worked on a West Yorkshire farm for a fortnight prior to filming, and during shooting had to pause the production to deliver a lamb. Is set to star as Marius in the BBC's upcoming adaptation of Victor Hugo's Les Misérables.