1. Freya Mavor
Freya Mavor is a Scottish on-screen character and model. She is commonly recognised for playing the part of Mini McGuinness in the E4 youth show Skins. Mavor was conceived in Glasgow however experienced childhood in Inverleith, Edinburgh. Her dad, James Mavor, is an honor winning writer who leads the MA screenwriting course at Napier University. Her granddad, named Ronald Bingo Mavor, was The Scotsman's theater pundit in the mid-1960s before he turned into the chief of the Scottish Arts Council. Her incredible granddad, James Bridie, changed the showy Scottish scene by setting up in 1950 a school of dramatization, the trailblazer born of The Royal Scottish Academy of Music and Drama. Mavor's mom is Irish and furthermore has some ...
Age:
30
Gender:
Female
2. Tom Edmunds
Tom Edmunds is an English writer, producer, and director made his feature film debut with the release of black comedy Dead in a Week (Or Your Money Back). The motion picture includes an elite player cast that incorporates Tom Wilkinson and Christopher Eccleston and handles some quite forbidden topic. Set on a professional killer character named William.
So, what does William do? He contracts a professional killer who is in the matter of executing individuals who need to bite the dust. Issue is, when he signs his very own passing warrant, he appears to have discovered motivation to live, which puts William inconsistent with the man he contracted to take him out. It's a dim topic and is one that could have appeared to be musica...
Gender:
Male
3. Luke Bryant
Luke Bryant is an on-screen character, known for Never Let Me Go (2010), Waking the Dead (2000) and True Love (2012). Soon after graduating, Bryant looked for some kind of employment as a cameraman, aiding the generation of documentaries in different areas abroad for roughly seven years. During this seven-year spell, his first task included a nine-month trip as one of the contestants of a 'round-the-world yacht race called Around the World with Ridgway. This task caught the lives and developing pressures between a few of the yacht's crew members. After finishing Around the World with Ridgway, Bryant was contracted by TV studios to film a few documentaries in Africa.
His first, Zimbabwe, was a portrayal of the decimation t...
Age:
47
Gender:
Male
4. Guy Garvey
Fellow Edward John Garvey conceived on 6 March 1974 is an English artist, vocalist, lyricist, and BBC 6 Music moderator. Garvey experienced childhood in Bury, Lancashire. His dad burned through the greater part of his working life as a paper editor, later functioning as a school right hand, and his mom was a cop before turning into a clinician. One of seven kin, Garvey has five more established sisters: Gina, Louise, Sam, Karen, and Becky. His more youthful sibling is on-screen character, Marcus Garvey. In the mid-1990s, while at 6th structure school in Whitefield, close Bury, Garvey shaped Elbow with Mark and Craig Potter, Pete Turner, and Richard Lupp. He fills in as the lyricist of Elbow and has been generally applauded for his song w...
Age:
50
Gender:
Male
5. Paul Saunderson
Paul Saunderson is a British music composer with a profession spreading over more than 40 movies, and 8 TV appears. After getting his Music degree from The University of Leeds in the creation and electro-acoustic music, he inundated himself into the universe of film music filling in as right hand to the honor winning arranger llan Eshkeri and assistant for production to Grammy grant-winning film music maker Steve McLaughlin. Saunderson learnt his specialty filling in as arranger and extra writer on more than 35 element movies including 47 RONIN by Carl Rinsch, KICK-ASS by Matthew Vaughn, JOHNNY ENGLISH:REBORN by Rowan Atkinson, CORIOLANUS by Ralph Fiennes, BLACK SEA by Kevin Mcdonald, and Aardman's most recent component activity SHAU...
Gender:
Male
6. Nick Clark Windo
Nick Clark Windo is a multi-talented person. He is an Actor, Writer, Film Producer, and communication coach. He has worked in films, El Greco (2007), Blooded (2011), Dead in a Week Or Your Money Back (2018). Nick Clark Windo is the author of the science fiction novel The Feed. The Feed is about the parents searching for their abducted daughter in an era when technology has collapsed. Nick Clark Windo contemplated English writing at Cambridge and acting at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art. At present, he is a filmmaker. The Feed, his first spine chiller, was enlivened by his acknowledgment that individuals are getting progressively detached from each other, just as by philosophical inquiries regarding personality and memory.&nb...
Gender:
Male
7. Christopher Eccleston
Christopher Eccleston is an English actor born on February 16, 1964 in Langworthy. He was the youngest son of Elsie and Ronnie Eccleston. When he reached the age of 19, he got the idea to step into the acting profession. It seemed that this inspiration came from watching television dramas such as 'Boys from The Blackstuff'. So, he joined Salford Tech and completed a two-year course on Performance Foundation and went on to get training at the Central School of Speech and Drama.
He made his mark as a professional at the age of 25 in the stage play named 'A Streetcar Named Desire'. In 1991, he came to the attention of the audience via the film 'Let Him Have It'. In 1993, he was given a regula...
Age:
60
Gender:
Male
8. Tom Wilkinson
Tom Wilkinson, son of farmer Thomas Wilkinson and Marjorie, was born on 5 February 1948, in Wharfedale, England.He completed his graduation from The University of Kent and was also a part of the ancient drama school ‘Royal Academy of Dramatic Art’ in the United Kingdom,.
He started his career in 1976 and worked in many television series, “First Among Equals” (1986) being the most famous one.Tom also appeared in small roles in many films like Sense and Sensibility, The Ghost and the Darkness in 1996 ( as a black hat ), Oscar and Lucinda, directed by Gillian Armstrong, Rush Hour (1998) as a British Ambassador.
His acting skills were praised in the movie “In The Bedroom” a...
Age:
76
Gender:
Male
9. Aneurin Barnard
Aneurin Barnard is a Welsh born Actor and entertainer. He is best referred to for his roles like 'Davey' in the show 'Hunky Dory,' 'Claude' portrayed in 'The Truth About Emanuel,' Robert 'Bobby' Willis Jr. in the well known entertainment series - 'Cilla' and King Richard III in The White Queen. He showcased the character of French officer Gibson in Christopher Nolan's activity spine chiller Dunkirk (2017). Barnard portrayed Melchior, one of the three main heads, in the London debut of the Tony Award-winning melodic Spring Awakening, which released in February 2009 at the Lyric Hammersmith.
The play later moved to the Novello Theater in March 2009, running strong until May 2009. ...
Age:
36
Gender:
Male
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