Alice and Rhone

Eve Maughan was born November 22, 1982, in London in England. She is the daughter of Trevor Eve's and Sharon Maughan's. Jack and George the younger brothers of her were born in London, and were raised among the United Kingdom and Los Angeles. She was a graduate of Bedales School after which she completed her A Levels in conjunction with Westminster School. While on a gap year she was at the Beverly Hills Playhouse. Then she attended St Catherine's College Oxford, she was a student of English. When she was studying at Oxford University she appeared part of the university's student productions An Ideal Husband Animal Crackers. (which went on tour for the Edinburgh Fringe Festival.) Scenes from an Execution. as well as The Colour of Justice. Eve is a regular on TV on BBC's The Rotters Club Poirot Hawking as well as the movie Stage Beauty (2005). Eve had significant roles on both Starter for 10 (with her co-star Simon Pegg speaking with an American accent) as well as Big Nothing (2006). The actress spent much of the first half of 2006 living in India developing the drama mini-series The Losing Gemma which focused on backpackers. Eve has appeared in two shows, that were both written by the late Trevor Nunn. Eve was in Rock n Roll a Tom Stoppard new production that was staged in the Royal Court Theatre, and later reprised the character on Broadway in 2007. In recognition of her performance, she was nominated for the best supporting actress award at the Whatsonstage.com Theatregoers' Choice Awards. Roxane was her role in the production of Cyrano de Bergerac by Chichester Festival Theatre. Rhone Mitra....................Rhona Mitra was born on August 9 1976 in Hampstead London. Her parents are an Indo-British from British heritage Anthony Mitra and an Irish mother Nora Downey. The English actor is middle child. She has a brother who is older named Jason Mitra and a younger brother named Guyan Mitra. Her younger brother, Guyan Mitra, is a renowned journalist for travel who's work was published within Lonely Planet as well as The Sunday Times.