1. Tuppence Middleton
Tuppence Middleton is one of the best English actresses working in the Hollywood TV industry right now. Born on 21st February 1987, Tuppence grew up in Bristol. Tuppence was named this way after her mother’s childhood nickname. The acting bug had bitten Tuppence at a very young age, she used to study in Bristol Grammar School, where she took part in numerous school skits and plays. She also starred in Guys and Dolls, a very prominent musical play going on strong since 1933 in Britain.
After finishing her schooling, she attended Stagecoach, which was a very prominent performing arts school in Portishead. Gradually, Tuppence became a very prominent theatre artist, starring in some of the most famous theatre plays. Later, she ...
Age:
37
Gender:
Female
2. Elizabeth McGovern
Elizabeth McGovern was born on 18th July 1961 in Evanston Illinois. She is an American film, theatre and television actor and a musician. Her mother, Katherine Wolcott was a high school teacher, and her father, William Montgomery McGovern Jr. was a University professor of law. Her younger sister, Cammie McGovern is a novelist. Her brother, William McGovern is also a professor. She is of Scottish, English and distant German ancestry and comes from an illustrious family. Elizabeth graduated from The Oakwood School and studied at the American Conservatory Theatre in San Francisco and then at The Julliard School in New York City. She is married to British film director and producer Simon Curtis and has two daught...
Age:
62
Gender:
Female
3. Imelda Staunton
With a broad range that extends from Shakespeare to Chicken Run and pretty much everything in the middle of, on-screen character Imelda Staunton has, as anyone might expect, get to be a standout amongst the most profoundly regarded performing artists working in the U.K. On the off chance that her propensity for playing what numerous would consider to be commonplace, regular characters discovered Staunton criminally disregarded in the early years of her profession, it was her sharp capacity to infuse those characters with a momentous many-sided quality that in the end made the stage backbone turned-little screen powerhouse one of Britain's most looked for after abilities.&...
Age:
68
Gender:
Female
4. Laura Carmichael
Laura Carmichael is a widely known British actress. She is the star of great plays and numerous television series. Known for the distinct portrayal of characters, Laura is a pleasure to watch. Today she is a celebrity who is recognized for her vast contributions. She is one among the main cast of heart winning television series ‘Downton Abbey.’ With this, she has earned many die-hard fans. Born as Laura Elizabeth Carmichael to Andy and Sarah Carmichael, Laura hails from Southampton, Hampshire UK. She had a dream of becoming an actress at the age of ten. Her school plays gave her the inspiration.
After attending Peter Symonds College, she decided to learn drama....
Age:
37
Gender:
Female
5. Maggie Smith
We’re all convinced that she’s one of the greatest living actresses of all time. One of the Britain’s versatile imported actresses, a double Oscar Award winning queen, mesmerized our eyes with her mythical looks in her early years of acting. She has been delighting us for more than six decades as our choice “First Lady of Magic” – Dame Maggie Smith CH, DBE.
Born as Margaret Natalie Smith on December 28th, 1934 in Essex, England. She studied at Oxford High Scool. Had two children Chris and Toby. Married to Robert Stephens in 1967 and got divorced in 1974. She married Beverley Cross in 1975. She first appeared in theatre on a 1952 stage play “Twelfth Night.” She gaine...
Age:
89
Gender:
Female
6. Brian Percival
Brian Percival is a movie director from Great Britain. He gets known among the audiences for working on the television shows such as North & South and Downton Abbey. Not only TV shows but he has also directed the short film with the name of The Book Thief. The city of Liverpool in Merseyside is Brian Percival’s birthplace. He was a student of the school titled New Heys Comprehensive School. He studied at this school for about a span of 7 years. The years of his schooling here were from 1973 to 1980.
He had a passion for working in the field of cinema and thus, he went to drama school right after completing his education. Soon after culminating his course at the movie school, he became a part of a ventur...
7. Matthew Goode
Matthew Goode, also known as Matthew William Goode is a well-known actor known for his appearance in films in the British film industry. He is recognized for his roles in popular hit flicks like ‘Watchmen’ in which he appeared as ‘Adrian Veidt’ or ‘Ozymandias’, and as ‘Henry Talbot’ in the famous British television show, ‘Downtown Abbey.' He was born as Matthew William Goode on the 3rd of April in the year 1978 in the city of Exeter in Devon in England. He was born to Jennifer Goode, who was a nurse by profession and a small-scale theater director as well, and to Mr. Goode, who was a geologist by profession.
M...
Age:
46
Gender:
Male
8. Stephen Campbell Moore
Stephen Campbell Moore is an English film actor, who became popular for his portrayal in Alan Bennett’s The History Boys. He was born as Stephen Moore Thorpe on November 30, 1977, in London, England in the UK. He studied at Berkhamsted School and was trained as an actor at Guildhall School of Music and Drama, together with Orlando Bloom. Stephen was debuted in the film, Bright Young Things.
He is mainly a screen actor, but he also performed as a stage actor at the Royal National Theatre and Royal Shakespeare Company (RSC). He created the character of Irwin in Alan Bennett’s The History Boys. He also played the role at the Broadway, Wellington, Hong Kong, and Sydney productions of The History Boys and its film version....
Age:
46
Gender:
Male
Age:
46
Gender:
Male
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