1. Sally Hawkins
Sally Cecilia Hawkins is an English actress. She is one of the most prolific actresses in Hollywood and her role as ‘Elisa’ in an upcoming film, ‘The Shape of Water’, by director ’Guillermo del Toro ‘, is spoken so much in the media that she hopes to get a nomination for Oscar too.Â
In this movie, she has a friendly relationship with the mysterious Fish Man and the kind of fairy tale twist is given to the narration, is really a captivating one. Born on April 27, 1976, in South London, the actress was stage artiste who made her first debut in Broadway theatre play ‘Mrs. Warren's Profession’ which was staged in 2010.
Later she even appeared in BBC TV shows, namely &ls...
Age:
48
Gender:
Female
2. Amanda Abbington
Amanda Jane Smith, known to the television world as Amanda Abbington, was born on February 28, 1974, in London, England, UK. Her parents were John Smith and Patty Smith. She had an interest in appearing on the screen from her childhood and took steps for it.
Her first appearance is in different characters in the police procedure oriented TV series The Bill. The Bill is a successful TV drama which is known for its long time broadcasting police procedural series and won many awards on international platforms like BAFTA, etc. Amanda Abbington appeared in some episodes of the TV operas in minor roles. They include ‘Wycliffe’, ‘Casualty’, etc. She appeared in Richard Canter directed British com...
Age:
50
Gender:
Female
Age:
50
Gender:
Female
3. Stephen Frears
Stephen Arthur Frears took birth in Leicester, England. He was born on June 20th, 1941. He is a British film director and has been directing from the 1980s. His notable work consists of My Beautiful Laundrette and The Queen.
Early Life
Stephen started school at Gresham’s School in 1954. He dropped from Gresham in 1959 and joined the Trinity College, Cambridge in 1960 to study law. He graduated from Trinity College in the year 1963. His father was an accountant and mother a social worker. Stephen was brought up in the English culture, but his mother was Jewish. After graduating, Stephen worked as an assistant director initially, but with time, he became one of the biggest directors in the industry.<...
Age:
82
Gender:
Male
4. Steve Coogan
Steve Coogan, born with the name Stephen John Coogan, is an English actor, stand-up comedian, producer, impressionist, and screenwriter. He was born in Middleton, Lancashire. His mother Kathleen was a homemaker. His father, Anthony Coogan was an IBM engineer. His mother was Irish, and his father had an Irish descent. He completed his schooling from Cardinal Langley Roman Catholic High School.
He wanted to join a drama school, and after his five applications got rejected, he got into Manchester Polytechnic School of Drama. At the Manchester School of drama, he had an interaction with John Thomson with whom he collaborated in the later years. Before that, he was a part of theatre company New Music. He started his career as a comedi...
Age:
58
Gender:
Male
5. Alexandre Desplat
Alexandre Desplat, whose full name is Alexandre Michel Gérard Desplat, is a music composer, Conductor, and an Orchestrator of French descent. He births date fell on August 23, 1961, in the capital city of France. His father and mother met in University of California, Berkeley, and fell in love.
He has two siblings Marie-Christine and Rosalinda Desplat. Marie is the lead vocalist of a jazz band too. From an early age, he began to inclination towards music and would love to play piano, flute, and trumpet. Alexandre trained under Jack Hayes, Claude Ballif, and Iannis Xenakis.
Growing up, he would listen to songs from a wide range and genres like jazz, contemporary classical, Romanticism, and much more. All this variet...
Age:
62
Gender:
Male
6. Mark Addy
Born in York, England, on January 14, 1964, Mark Ian Addy is an English on-screen character. His family lived in York since 1910, when his extraordinary granddad was living there. His dad Ian went through his working time on earth as a glazier at York Minster. Addy completed his schooling at Nunthorpe Grammar School, and from 1982 to 1984 went to the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art. In 1987, he debuted on the television with The Ritz, followed by A Very Peculiar Practice in 1988 by Andrew Davies.
This trailed by TV exhibitions in shows, for example, Heartbeat by Gerry Mill and Keith Richardson, Trollied, Band of Gold, Sunnyside Farm, Married... with Children, Too Much Sun, Peak Practice, The Thin Blue Line and most as of late The S...
Age:
60
Gender:
Male
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