Jonny Lee Miller is an English actor famous for his portrayal of the Sean Connery-obsessed Sick Boy in film Trainspotting(1996). His memorable performances in the shortlived ABCseries Eli Stone and Dexter helped both to keep in in the public eye. In 2011 Miller shared Oliver Award with actor Benedict Cumberbatch for their performances in Boyle's stage production of Frankenstein and the following year he kept up the gothic vibe with his turn as the shady Roger Collins in soap opera Dark Shadows.

Credits include: There Will Be Blood, In Bruges, Munich, Road to Perdition and Frozen

Credits include: Severance, Mean Machine, Human Traffic, The Football Factory and Doghouse

Dame Helen Mirren was born to an English mother and an exiled Russian aristocrat in Chiswick, London. She has made her name on both stage and screen, and is the only person to portray both Elizabeth I and Elizabeth II (a 2006 role for which she is an Oscar front-runner).

Credits include: Tron: Legacy, The Count of Monte Cristo, Into the Blue, Reindeer Games and Water for Elephants

David Thewlis is an English film, television and stage character actor, as well as a writer. Recent credits include Ridley Scott's Kingdom of Heaven (2005), Terrence Malick's The New World (2005) and The Omen (2006). As a director, he was nominated for a BAFTA for best short film for Hello, Hello, Hello (1995); he has also written, directed and starred in the feature Cheeky (2003)...(Wikipedia)

Credits include: Prospero's Books, The Krays, Prime Suspect, Wish You Were Here and Let Him Have It

Credits include: Sherlock Holmes, Kick-Ass, The Imitation Game, Sunshine and Kingsman: The Secret Service

Credits include: World War Z, Bean, In the Loop, The Suicide Squad and Dangerous Liaisons

Credits include: Cassandra's Dream, Hidden Agenda, Tales from the Crypt, Prime Suspect and Prime Suspect 2

Credits include: Prime Suspect 3

Credits include: Dark Shadows, The Raven, American Gun, Prime Suspect 3 and Möbius