Charlie Fielding - Frank Finlay

• Frank Finlay's most notable credits include "Chips With Everything" for the Royal Court and the Vaudeville Theatre, for which he won the Clarence Derwent Best Actor Award; "Othello" playing Iago to Sir Laurence Olivier's Othello; "Much Ado About Nothing"; "Saturday, Sunday, Monday" directed by Franco Zefferelli for the National Theatre, Old Vic and Queen's Theatre; "Amadeus", playing Salieri for Her Majesty's London Theatre, for which he received the 1981 Man of the Year Award; "The Cherry Orchard" at the Haymarket Theatre and a UK tour; and the Bromley and National tour productions of "The Heiress", "Woman in Black" and "Laughter on the 23rd Floor".
  
  On television, Finlay was nominated for a BAFTA Best Actor Award for the title role in "Casanova", and received two BAFTA Best Actor Awards for the title role in "The Death of Adolf Hitler" and as Sancho Panza in "Don Quixote" opposite Rex Harrison. His other television credits include "Julius Caesar", "Les Miserables", Noel Coward’s "This Happy Breed", Ingmar Bergman’s "The Lie", "Candide", "The Merchant of Venice", "Bouquet of Barbed Wire" and the sequel "Another Bouquet", for which he received the TV Times Actor of the Year, "84 Charing Cross Road", Lord Olivier’s production of "Saturday, Sunday, Monday", "Arc De Triumphe" with Anthony Hopkins, "Stalin" with Robert Duvall for HBO, "Charlemagne" and "Sherlock Holmes" among many others. He has been seen most recently in two series of the comedy drama of "How Do You Want Me"; "The Leprechauns" "The Sins" and the Channel 4 drama, "Longitude".
  
  Finlay reprised his stage role as Iago opposite Sir Laurence Olivier for the film version of "Othello" and was nominated for an Oscar, Golden Globe and BAFTA awards. His other numerous film credits include "The Longest Day", "Private Potter", "The Informers", "Hot Enough for June", "A Study in Terror", "Cromwell", "The Molly Maguires", "The Three Musketeers", "The Four Musketeers", "The Return of the Musketeers", "The Wild Geese", "The Thief of Baghdad", "Enigma", "The Return of the Soldier", "A Christmas Carol", "The Key", Franco Zefferelli’s "Sparrow", "Limited Edition" with Terence Stamp ,"The Road to Glory" and "Dreaming of Joseph Lees".
  
  Frank Finlay was made a Commander of the British Empire in 1984 by way of the New Year’s Honours List presented by Queen Elizabeth.

Audrey Hicks - June Watson

• June Watson's extensive television credits include amongst others, "Prime Suspect II", "Inspector Morse - Absolute Conviction", "Jonathan Creek", "Common As Muck" and "Highlander: World Without End", "Z Cars", "Angels", "The Further Adventures of Oliver Twist", "Waterloo Sunset", "Skin Deep", Taggart", "Eastenders", "Shoot For The Sun", "Capital City", "The Bill", "Casualty", "Doctor Finlay", "Kavanagh QC2, "Berkeley Square", "Where The Heart Is", "Holby City" and "In a Land of Plenty"
  
  Her film credits include, "Bloody Kids", "The Knowledge", "The Last Yellow" and "102 Dalmatians".
  
  Her theatre credits include, "The War of the Roses" with The English Shakespeare Company, "The Beggars Opera", "Il Campiello", "State of the Revolution", "Sir is Waiting", "Lark Rise", The Passion", "The World Turned Upside Down", "Billy Liar", "Our Lady of Sligo", "As I Lay Dying", "Machinal", "Whale", "Le Cid", "Cardiff East" and "Rutherford and Son" all at the Royal National Theatre and "Small Change", "Saved", "Glasshouses" and "Beside Herself" at the Royal Court.