Trivia: Though he lived in Los Angeles before moving to New York and founding the Court Jesters Improv Troupe, actor Alan Tudyk freely admits that he will always be a Texan at heart. Born in El Paso and raised in Plano, Tudyk was a ham even before he pursued a serious acting career at Julliard from 1993 to 1996. Frequently dressing in cowboy garb on family dinner outings and faking fainting spells in school to get a rise out of teachers, it was easy to see that Tudyk had found his calling early in life. Later, performing at the Dallas Shakespeare Festival and founding the city's Rubber Chicken Standup Improv Troupe, Tudyk moved to the West Coast and bounced to the East Coast before making his feature debut in 1997, with 35 Miles From Normal. It didn't take long before Tudyk found more roles in such popular films as Patch Adams (1998) and The Wonder Boys (2000), though his breakthrough role would come as Sandra Bullock's rehab-mate in 28 Days (also 2000). Tudyk's character was so popular with audiences in test screenings, that director Betty Thomas called him back to shoot a scene giving closure to his character within the film. Larger roles began to pour in, such as his turn in the energetic jousting adventure A Knight's Tale (2001), as well as a lead role in writer-director Joss Whedon's short-lived sci-fi series Firefly and its much-adored theatrical spin-off, Serenity. By the early 2000's, Tudyk had become a favorite, familiar face - and voice, as well, lending his vocal talents to the cast of the animated Ice Age franchise, beginning in 2002. He would earn particular accolades for turns as the drunken Simon in the 2007 British sleeper hit Death at a Funeral, as well as the easily shaken Doc Potter in the gritty western 3:10 to Yuma that same year. Even die-hard fans might not have recognized Tudyk's comic cameo in 2011's Transformers: Dark of the Moon as effete and surprisingly hardcore fighting henchman Dutch. Tudyk would also find a continual home for his talents in the realm of TV, however, with recurring roles on Doll House, Good Vibes, and Suburgatory, as well as voice-acting roles on animated series like Glenn Martin DDS, Young Justice, and Batman: The Brave and the Bold. Never straying far from his cinematic routes, however, Tudyk would gear up for 2012 with the comedic role of historical politician Stephen A. Douglas in the comedy-centric revisionist horror-history film Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter.

Trivia: Wanted to pursue a career in the entertainment industry after seeing a performance of her sister in an amateur theatre production.Started performing at a young age.Was awarded a scholarship to study drama at Scotch College in Adelaide.Enrolled in drama school in Sydney when she was 17-years-old.Was very active on stages at the beginning of her career.Made her debut on television as an actress in 2009.Moved to Brooklyn, New York, in 2019.

Trivia: Performed in Australian theater productions of The Trolleys and Wind in the Willows.The voice of Maya (English version) in the animated feature Maya the Bee Movie (2014).Appeared in Oddball (2015) and Mad Max: Fury Road (2015).

Trivia: Began his career at age 10 acting in theatre productions. In 1999, began hosting the segment "The 60 Minute Challenge" on Melbourne's Gold FM radio station. Gained fame starring in the 2006 mockumentary Kenny, winning the 2006 AACTA Award for Best Actor. In 2008, starred in the Australian production of Guys and Dolls, winning the 2008 Helpmann Award for Best Supporting Actor in a Musical. Was the co-host of the short-lived Top Gear Australia in 2010. Co-hosted the first season of The Great Australian Bake Off in 2013.

Trivia: Her father Wally was a champion rodeo rider. Has both Indigenous Australian and Maori heritage. Joined the Queensland Theatre Company after graduating from university. Was the first Aboriginal actress to win the Australian Film Institute's award for Best Actress in a Leading Role, for Radiance in 1998. In 2003, received the National Aborigines and Islanders Day Observance Committee Person of the Year Award.

Trivia: Nominated for the Best Newcomer Award at the Melbourne International Comedy Festival in 2012 for her debut show Million Dollar Tegan. In 2014, was part of the ensemble of writers nominated for the Best Comedy: Sketch or Light Entertainment category at the Australian Writers' Guild awards for her work on This is Littleton. Won the Best Comedy Award at the Melbourne International Comedy Festival in 2015 as part of the ensemble group 'Watson', along with comedians Adam McKenzie and Liam Ryan. A passionate Carlton Football Club supporter.

Trivia: Wanted to become a journalist before turning to acting. First television role was playing a nurse on Neighbours in 2008. In 2010, rose in prominence playing Jimmy Proudman in Offspring. Played the lead role in short film When the Wind Changes (2010) which he also wrote and produced.