Toby Jones OBE has amassed a varied and distinguished body of work in theatre, television and film. In the theatre, he won an Olivier award for his work in The Play What I Wrote and was nominated for one for his Vanya in Uncle Vanya (2020). Among his television work, his portrayal of Alfred Hitchcock in The Girl earned him Golden Globe and Emmy nominations. He was nominated for a BAFTA for his work on Marvellous, and won one for his lead role in Detectorists. He co-created and co-wrote BBC2’s Don’t Forget the Driver, in which he also starred.

On film, particularly notable work includes his Truman Capote in Infamous, for which he won the London Film Critics’ Circle Best Actor award, as he did for his lead role in Berberian Sound Studio (2012). Other notable performances include The Painted Veil, Frost/Nixon, Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy and in 2020, First Cow. Recent work includes The Electrical Life of Louis Wain, with Benedict Cumberbatch and Clare Foy, The Wonder, Empire of Light and Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny.

Lesley Sharp is a British actress, who can currently be seen reprising her role as lead Detective Inspector Hannah Laing in series 2 of Channel 4 British remake of cult Swedish drama Before We Die; and on the Disney+ revival of award-winning The Full Monty, where she returns as Jean. She has just wrapped on a 6 part thriller for ITV called Red Eye, opposite Richard Armitage and Jing Lusi.  Other recent work includes Lena Dunham’s feature adaptation of Catherine Called Birdy for Amazon and Working Title, and as the title character Philoctetes in Kae Tempest’s powerful version of the Greek tragedy, Paradise, for the National Theatre.