Primeval - - 02:00 am Wednesday, December 17 on Sky Sci-Fi HD

Cast & Crew

Douglas Henshall (Actor) .. Prof Nick Cutter

James Murray (Actor) .. Stephen Hart

Andrew-Lee Potts (Actor) .. Connor Temple

Hannah Spearritt (Actor) .. Abby Maitland

Lucy Brown (Actor) .. Jenny Lewis

Karl Theobald (Actor) .. Oliver Leek

Ben Miller (Actor) .. James Lester

Juliet Aubrey (Actor) .. Helen Cutter

Tim Faraday (Actor) .. The Cleaner

Jacob Anderson (Actor) .. Lucien

Loick Essien (Actor) .. Basketball player

Chris Nayak (Actor) .. ARC technician

Naomi Bentley (Actor) .. Caroline

Drew Edwards (Actor) .. Mini-sub operator

Paul Frift (Producer)

Cameron McAllister (Writer)

Jamie Payne (Director)

Tim Haines (Executive producer)

Adrian Hodges (Executive producer)

Did You Know..

Douglas Henshall (Actor) .. Prof Nick Cutter

Born: November 19, 1965 in Barrhead, near Paisley

Best Known For: Playing Cutter in Primeval.

Early-life: Douglas James Henshall was born in Glasgow on November 19, 1965. His mum was a nurse, his father a salesman and he has two older sisters. Although he appeared in school plays, he didn't decide to become an actor until he was 17. Before that, he wanted to be a football commentator or an artist. After graduation, he made ends meet working as an insurance salesman in London, before heading back to Glasgow to join the 7:84 Theatre Group.

Career: Henshall made his TV debut in an episode of Taggart in 1990, but got his big break three years later when he starred alongside his friend Ewan McGregor in the Dennis Potter drama Lipstick on Your Collar. Henshall went on to star in films including Orphans and This Year's Love, and in 1999 won rave reviews for his performances in the TV dramas Psycho and Kid in the Corner. He's also appeared in Anna Karenina, Lawless Heart, Frances Tuesday, Primeval and The Secret of Crickley Hall. He made his West End debut in 2005 playing Biff Loman in Death of a Salesman alongside Brian Dennehy, and in 2012 portrayed Oliver Cromwell in the play 55 Days. Other projects have included The Secret of Crickley Hall and Doors Open.

Quote: "I used to say 'no' a lot, waiting for this mythic job that was going to come along. Now I do what's in front of me, rather than what might be round the corner."

Trivia: Away from acting, he supports Scottish football team St Mirren.

James Murray (Actor) .. Stephen Hart

Andrew-Lee Potts (Actor) .. Connor Temple

Hannah Spearritt (Actor) .. Abby Maitland

Lucy Brown (Actor) .. Jenny Lewis

Karl Theobald (Actor) .. Oliver Leek

Ben Miller (Actor) .. James Lester

Born: February 24, 1966 in London

Best Known For: His comedy partnership with Alexander Armstrong.

Early-life: Bennet Evan Miller was born on February 24, 1966, in London and raised in Nantwich, Cheshire, where he attended the local comprehensive. Both his parents were teachers, and he has two younger sisters. Ben attended Cambridge University, where he joined the famous Footlights comedy group and met Alexander Armstrong. He began studying for a PhD in physics - his thesis was on novel quantum effects in quasi-zero dimensional mesoscopic electron systems - but abandoned it halfway through to concentrate on comedy instead, forming a duo with Armstrong.

Career: Miller and Armstrong toured pubs and clubs for four years before making their TV debut on Saturday Live in 1995. The following year they were nominated for the prestigious Perrier Award, and landed their own Channel 4 show; they later moved to the BBC. Miller has acted in films including The Parole Officer, Birthday Girl, Johnny English and The Prince and Me, and has also starred in small-screen offerings Marple, Malice Aforethought, The Book Group, The Worst Week of My Life, Moving Wallpaper and Primeval. In 2011, he had a successful run in West End hit The Ladykillers. Miller recently quit his role in BBC hit Death in Paradise.

Quote: "I like to do completely different things, go from one thing to another, which is possibly why no one knows who I am."

Trivia: Miller plays the guitar and drums.