Career: Robbie was cast as Donna Freedman in the soap opera Neighbours in 2008 and was nominated for several Logie Awards. She left the series in 2010 to pursue Hollywood roles and soon began playing Laura Cameron in the TV drama Pan Am. Her big screen debut was in romantic comedy-drama About Time (2013). Shortly after, she co-starred alongside Leonardo Di Caprio in The Wolf of Wall Street (2013). She has since played Jane Porter in The Legend of Tarzan (2016) and Harley Quinn in Suicide Squad (2016).

Career: Elba's earliest roles came in Crimewatch UK reconstructions, 2point4 Children, Absolutely Fabulous and Bramwell. He spent a couple of years in Channel 5 soap Family Affairs and featured in Ultraviolet and Dangerfield before playing a suave, but doomed, urban gangster in the critically acclaimed The Wire on US TV from 2002 to 2004. The role turned him into a star on both sides of the Atlantic. Projects since include 28 Weeks Later, American Gangster, RocknRolla, The Office (US version), Thor, The Big C, Prometheus and the hugely successful Luther. More recently, he has starred in Pacific Rim, Thor: The Dark World, Mandela: Long Walk to Freedom and No Good Deed.

Career: In 2001, Cena signed with the World Wrestling Federation (now known as WWE) and made his TV debut a year later against Kurt Angle. Cena soon became a fan favourite and wrestled under the names The Prototype and Mr P. Away from wrestling, he began making a name for himself as an actor. In 2006, he starred in WWE movie The Marine and went on to star in 12 Rounds (2009), Legendary (2010) and a number of Fred movies.

Career: After graduating in 2007, Kinnaman appeared in a stage adaptation of Crime and Punishment. This performance got a lot of attention from the Swedish media and he went on to star in nine films in 14 months. He got his breakthrough with In Your Veins (2009) and then got a role in the Johan Falk film series. After starring in Easy Money (2010), he began to get recognised around the world. His international film debut was in The Darkest Hour (2011), which was followed by his lead role in TV series The Killing. His other notable credits include RoboCop (2014), Suicide Squad (2016) and the American version of the TV series House of Cards.

Career: After deciding to become an actor, Stallone struggled to find decent roles. After running out of money and being made homeless he appeared in soft-porn flick The Party at Kitty and Stud's and had bit parts in several mainstream movies before writing Rocky. He persuaded producers Robert Chartoff and Irwin Winkler to not only buy it, but also let him star in it. The film was a massive success, won three Oscars and was followed by five sequels. He's directed several other movies and had hits with the Rambo series, Cliffhanger and Cop Land. Other films include a remake of Get Carter, Paradise Alley and Judge Dredd. More recently he's starred alongside other macho stars in The Expendables and its sequel. He was also behind TV series The Contender.