Dimitri Leonidas – James
Leonidas’ biggest TV role to date is probably in Sky Atlantic’s glossy thriller Riviera, in which he plays Christos Clios, a billionaire’s son who takes over his father’s companies. As a teenager, he was a regular in Grange Hill, and followed that up with parts in The Bill, Holby City and Eleventh Doctor Doctor Who episode ‘The God Complex’, written by Toby Whithouse.
Lois Chimimba – Hannah
Scottish stage and screen actor Chimimba played a witch in the second season of Sky One’s A Discovery of Witches, and has starred opposite Jodie Whittaker twice, first in medical drama Trust Me, then in Doctor Who series 11 episode ‘The Tsuranga Conundrum’, where she played Mabli. We’ll soon be able to see her in Stephen Merchant’s new community payback-based comedy series The Offenders.
Eric Kofi-Abrefa – Mark
On TV, stage and screen actor Kofi-Abrefa played the regular role of Noah in raunchy period drama Harlots, as well appearing in a host of crime dramas including Informer, Sherlock, The Bill, supernatural detective show Lucky Man, videogame sci-fi series Halo: Nightfall, and US action thriller Treadstone.
Zoë Tapper & Gregg Chillin – Kate & Nick
Tapper’s working relationship with The One‘s producers goes back a long way, with past roles in their supernatural UK series Hex, in which she played Gemma, and Demons, in which she played Mina Harker. She was in the Survivors remake, as well as Mr Selfridge, Safe House, Nightflyers and Liar.
Most recently, Gregg Chillin can be seen in Sky One’s A Discovery of Witches, where he plays scheming vampire and Congregation member Domenico. Prior to that, he was regular Zoroaster in Starz-Fox period supernatural drama Da Vinci’s Demons, and played Owen, the boyfriend to Annie before she became a ghost in BBC Three’s brilliant Being Human. Here’s a bit of fun too: he voiced the role of Ron Weasley in several Harry Potter videogames.
Amir El-Masry – Ben
You might have recently seen El-Masry in BBC/HBO financial trader series Industry, or in Amazon Prime action series Tom Clancy’s Jack Ryan, among several smaller screen roles. He’s recently been announced as starring alongside Alfie Allen, Dominic West and Jack O’Connell in WWII drama SAS: Rogue Heroes, from Peaky Blinders creator Steven Knight.
