Career: Brendan made a string of forgettable comedies such as California Man and Airheads before George of the Jungle set him on the road to success in 1997. He became a 1990s answer to Indiana Jones after The Mummy struck box office gold in 1999. He has also appeared in acclaimed dramas Gods and Monsters, The Passion of Darkly Noon, and comedy remake Bedazzled. He scored another hit with The Mummy Returns, in 2001, and The Mummy: Tomb of the Dragon Emperor in 2008. His eclectic CV also includes The Quiet American, Looney Tunes: Back in Action, Crash, Journey to the Center of the Earth, G.I. Joe: The Rise of Cobra, and Extraordinary Measures.

Career: Purcell got his big break, thanks to drama series Raw FM, before going on to appear in a selection of home-grown shows. He enjoyed roles in the likes of Water Rats and Heartbreak High, as well as TV movies Moby Dick, First Daughter, and Silent Predators. The actor hit the big time after landing a part alongside Tom Cruise in Mission: Impossible II. This led to him taking the title role in US series John Doe, and a part in action movie Blade: Trinity. Other big-screen outings include Christian Bale vehicle Equilibrium and Primeval. He played one of the lead roles in American drama Prison Break for four years alongside Wentworth Miller. He returned to the big screen in 2011 in the remake of Straw Dogs. Since 2014, he has had a recurring role in TV series The Flash.

Career: He was soon snapped up for other TV projects, such as Tales From the Crypt and Sister, Sister, before making his film debut in 1995 comedy Mallrats. Cult director Kevin Smith hired him for roles in Chasing Amy and Clerks II. Suplee also tickled a few ribs in Roadtrip, Evolution and Without A Paddle. He proved he's as adept in dramatic roles as he is with comedy by appearing in American History X, Blow, The Butterfly Effect, John Q, and Cold Mountain. In 2005, he reunited with Mallrats veteran Jason Lee for critically acclaimed sitcom My Name Is Earl. Recent projects have included Art School Confidential, Mr Woodcock, The Fountain, Cutlass and Struck.