My favourite role for Richard Armitage I believe will always be as John Thornton in BBC's "North and South" which was set in England.

He is a wonderfully natural actor with a wonderful voice which envokes emotion and makes your...
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My favourite role for Richard Armitage I believe will always be as John Thornton in BBC's "North and South" which was set in England.

He is a wonderfully natural actor with a wonderful voice which envokes emotion and makes your heart melt. The emotions which he shows while acting is what I feel makes him so great on the small or big screen. The other thing I like most is his accent, it is truely wonderful and strong.

I have seen him in some of his others roles, but personally I would love to see him in another period piece - in particularly a series.

Hugh is very much one of the up-and-coming stars at the moment.

I first seen Hugh in a guest appearance on Relic Hunter where he also had a french accent (a language which he is also fluent in). I really liked him in this role, but...
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Hugh is very much one of the up-and-coming stars at the moment.

I first seen Hugh in a guest appearance on Relic Hunter where he also had a french accent (a language which he is also fluent in). I really liked him in this role, but didn't see him again until I seen his wonderful performance in Daniel Deronda.

Hugh as Daniel Deronda showed his acting in a different light and he performed this period piece with absolute perfection and grace.

My favourite line though of the acting I have seen comes from his performance in Ella Enchanted when he is asked if he is a good runner and he replies - "Not particulary".

A wonderful actor who I believe has a long career ahead of him - I would love to see him in another period piece.

Paul Popowich is one of my favourite actors primarily for his portrayal of Mr Smith in the TV series "Twice in a Lifetime".

Paul has the ability to naturally act a part, so that the character essentially comes alive and you feel for...
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Paul Popowich is one of my favourite actors primarily for his portrayal of Mr Smith in the TV series "Twice in a Lifetime".

Paul has the ability to naturally act a part, so that the character essentially comes alive and you feel for them.

His portrayal of Thomas in the Outer Limits is the only other role I have seen him in, but I loved it as well as it was very different from Mr Smith - being a lot more willing to put himself out! :-)

Paul is truely one of the most talented actors to come out of Canada and it will be great to see him in some more roles.

New to Australian TV and film, Alex is making a name for himself.

From guest roles in Australian series Blue Heelers and Stingers, his first major role came in the movie "Hating Alison Ashley". While the movie wasn't the best, he...
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New to Australian TV and film, Alex is making a name for himself.

From guest roles in Australian series Blue Heelers and Stingers, his first major role came in the movie "Hating Alison Ashley". While the movie wasn't the best, he did do a great performance.

His role in "Little Oberon" was small and I felt he should have been in more scenes. His character of Pan (amongst other names) was new and proved that Alex could play a bad character as well as a good one. In this role of Pan he acted out the very essense of the character and bought him to life.

Hopefully his career will continue to grow as he becomes more well-known.

Danny Kaye is one of my favourite all time performers. His ability to entertain the good old fashioned way in movies which you would be happy to let children watch even now is most enduring.

Often singing and dancing also in his...
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Danny Kaye is one of my favourite all time performers. His ability to entertain the good old fashioned way in movies which you would be happy to let children watch even now is most enduring.

Often singing and dancing also in his films, my favourite movies of all were the ones where he played duel roles.

His popularity when he was alive so great that he got his own show which ran for many successful years.

Sadly no longer with us, Danny Kaye will always continue to live on in his TV and more so movie roles which are timeless to anyone at any age.