Career: After a few sporadic TV roles, del Toro landed the role of Dario, the vicious henchman in the James Bond film Licence to Kill. He followed it with several notable movie roles but really came to critics' attentions as the mumbling, mysterious gangster in The Usual Suspects in 1995. Staying true to his independent roots, he next gave a charismatic turn as cold-blooded gangster Gaspare in The Funeral. A couple of years later, he took a leading role with Johnny Depp in Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas. Gaining 40 pounds for the role of Dr. Gonzo, the drug-addicted lawyer to sports writer Raoul Duke, Benicio immersed himself totally in the role. He won an Oscar for his role in Traffic and also gave a notable performance in Snatch, The Pledge and 21 Grams. His recent films include Sin City, Che, The Wolfman and Somewhere. He is now one of Hollywood's most sought after leading men.

Career: He went on to work in TV in such series as Private Eye and The Young Riders and appeared in a number of big-screen flops until he was finally noticed for his supporting role in Grindhouse (2007). In the same year he also starred in American Gangster and In the Valley of Elah. Since then, he has appeared in a number of prominent films, including No Country for Old Men (2007), W. (2008), Milk (2008), Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps (2010), True Grit (2010), Men in Black 3 (2012), Gangster Squad (2013), Oldboy (2013) and Labor Day (2013).

Career: Donovan's early acting career saw him switching from the stage to the screen. On TV, he has made guest appearances in Another World, Homicide: Life on the Street, Millennium, and Spin City. He had a recurring role in Touching Evil. His film credits include Sleepers (1996), Bait (2000), Book of Shadows: Blair Witch 2 (2000), Hitch (2005), Changeling (2008) and J Edgar (2011). His big break came in 2007 when he began playing the lead role in TV action drama Burn Notice. It ran for seven seasons until 2013.

Career: Keener's first film appearance was a one-worded role as a waitress in About Last Night… (1986). She then went on to appear in Survival Quest (1988). After struggling in the industry for a number of years, she landed a part in Johnny Suede (1991) and began getting roles in independent films. Her mainstream breakthrough was in Being John Malkovich (1999). Since then, she has appeared in many more films, including Capote (2005), Into The Wild (2007), Captain Phillips (2013) and Get Out (2017).

Career: Modine made his TV debut in 1982's Amy and the Angel. His first film, Baby It's You, followed a year later. Roles in Birdy and Mrs Soffel raised his profile, while 1987's Full Metal Jacket made him famous. Movies such as Married to the Mob, Memphis Belle, Pacific Heights, Short Cuts and The Browning Version came next. His other work includes Any Given Sunday, Hitler: The Rise of Evil, Funky Monkey, Transporter 2, Mary, Go Go Tales, The Trial and The Dark Knight Rises. On the stage he has appeared in Arthur Miller's Finishing the Picture, Miller's Resurrection Blues, and The Miracle Worker.