1. Mia Wasikowska
Mia Wasikowska is an actress of Australian-Polish descent. She made her silver screen debut way back in 2004, appearing on the TV show All Saints. Her first big screen appearance was in the movie Suburban Mayhem in 2006. Mia was born on October 14, 1989, to photographers Marzena and John. While her mother has Polish roots, her father is Australian with British ancestors. She was the middle child among the three kids in the house. She was based in Canberra mainly though the whole family shifted to Poland for almost a year when she was eight. She wanted to pursue ballet dancing as a career, and she even took classes at the tender age of nine. But an injury became a major hindrance, and she finally quit at the age of fourteen. She got fascinated by cinema and dropped out of Canberra High School, which she was ...
2. Jessica Chastain
Jessica Chastain aka Jessica Michelle Chastain is an American actress. She was born in Sacramento, California. She was raised by her mother Jerri Renee and her stepfather Michael Leroy Hastey.
She did her schooling from El Camino High School, where is wasn’t good in academics. She then went to Sacramento City College. In Juilliard School, she was a member of the Drama group. In 2003, she graduated with a B.F.A. degree. When she was seven, her grandmother took for a play "Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat", after which she developed the interest in acting.
In 1998, she was seen playing the cha Juliet in Romeo and Juliet by Theater Works and also did Much Ado About Nothing....
3. Guillermo Del Toro
Guillermo Del Toro Gomez is a Mexican film director, producer, screenwriter and a novelist. He was born on 9th October 1964 in Mexico. From his teens, he developed an interest in filmmaking. He studied make-up and special effects for ten years and then formed his company, Necropia. He is also the co-founder of Guadalajara International Film Festival. He formed his production company in the name Tequila Gang.
He made his feature film debut in 1993 with the film ‘Cronos’. In 1997, he worked in ‘Mimic’. In 2001, he directed the Devil’s Backbone, which is claimed to be one of his acclaimed works. He was at the helm of Blade II (2002) that grossed more than $150 million worldwide. Next, he worked on another comic book adaptation ‘Hellboy’ (2004) along with its sequel ‘...
4. Tom Hiddleston
Thomas William Hiddleston is an actor best known for his movies with the Marvel Studios. The English actor has played substantial roles in worldwide hit movies such as the Thor series and The Avengers. Tom was born to Diana Patricia, a stage manager and James Hiddleston, a chemist, in Westminster located in London. He has two sisters- Emma, the younger one and Sarah, the older one. The former is also an actor in London while the latter is working as a journalist in India. He belongs to a much-respected family of London. His great-grandfather is Mr. Reginald Servaes, a flag officer in Navy and his great-great-grandfather is Sir Edmund Vestey, who ran Vestey Brothers, a cluster of companies including a food production unit, which served the soldiers during the First World War and owned quite a few ships. Hidd...
5. Charlie Hunnam
Charlie Hunnam is a hunk English actor and a notable screenwriter. He was born as Charles Matthew Hunnam on April 10, 1980 at Newcastle Upon Tyne in England, UK to William and Jane Hunnam. His parents got separated when he was only 2-years old. Charlie shifted at Melmerby, Cumbria at the age of 12 when his mother re-married. He studied at Heaton Manor School, Newcastle but after moving to Cumbria, he studied at Queen Elizabeth Grammar School, Penrith. On his secondary school, the actor got expelled and so he did his exams at home. He also went to Cumbria College of Art and Design to study Performing Arts.
At 17, Charlie was discovered while buying a shoe for his brother on Christmas Eve. He was approached by the production manager of the British series, Byker Grove and subsequently, he was cast in 3 episodes ...
6. Jim Beaver
Originally from Laramie, Wyoming, the United States, born on August 12, 1950, James Norman "Jim" Beaver, Jr. has made his mark as not only an actor but as a screenwriter as well. He was born to Dorothy Adell and James Norman Beaver, Sr. Jim along with his sisters went to Irving High School but transferred and graduated from Fort Worth Christian Academy in 1968. During his school days, other than performing in a few school plays Beaver didn’t exhibit any interest at all in the field of acting. He rather had a great zeal in the art of writing and had published some stories for school anthologies. In his college days, in a tiny role in ‘The Miracle Worker’, he made his theatrical debut. Beaver also started writing, and when got over with his premier book, John Garfield, he was still studying. Beaver also pursue...
7. Burn Gorman
Burn Hugh Winchester Gorman, popularly known as Burn Gorman was born on 1st September 1974. He was born in a British family thus the actor holds dual citizenship, British and American. The actor’s father was a linguistic teacher, and this made the actor stay in London since the age of 7. The actor has three elder sisters. The passion in his acting evoked him to join and get trained at Manchester Metropolitan University's School of Theatre. Burn is an actor as well as a musician. Gorman got married to Sarah Beard on 17 July 2004. The actor has two children, a son named Max and a daughter named Nell. The actor started his career working on television. He worked with BBC in different project such as ‘Torchwood’, portraying the character of Owen Harper; ‘Charles Dickens' Bleak Ho...