2.  Sir Charles Spencer Chaplin (Charles Spenser Chaplin,
16.04.1889 - 25.12.1977) - a great actor, director,
composer, writer, producer.
 Charlie Chaplin was born April 16, 1889 in London. His
parents were poor artists music hall. At 16, Charlie
Chaplin leaves the house and starts to work in the
theater. In December 1913th Chaplin signed a contract
with the American film company
 "Kistounl" and started shooting at the famous comedy
director M. Sennett. First movie, which was attended by
Chaplin, was "earning a living" (1914). Also in 1914
Charlie was first introduced in the form of a little man in
a bowler hat and cane. total in 1914 Chaplin starred in
more than 30 films! Even then, Charlie Chaplin is not
only an actor, but he makes films. first of them " Caught
in the rain "(1914).
 The best actor and director Charlie Chaplin works in the
prewar period films include: "The Kid" (1925), "The
Gold Rush" (1925), "Circus" (1928), "City Lights" (1931
), "The Great Dictator" (1940).
During the McCarthy era, Charles Chaplin took a
pessimistic philosophical sketch "Monsieur Verde"
(1947), showing a loss for the first time the little man.
 In 1952, Chaplin left the U.S. to Europe. Also in 1952
came a turning point for the work of Chaplin's
"Limelight" - a philosophical novel about life and death.
In Europe, Chaplin settled in Switzerland, in BEB near
Lausanne, where he lived until his death.
 Charles Spencer Chaplin died on 25 December, before
Christmas. Two months later, the coffin with the body of
a great actor was stolen from the tomb. Attackers
(migrants from Poland and Bulgaria) demanded a
ransom of 600,000 francs. Six months later caught the
villains, and the coffin with the remains of Chaplin
returned to his seat. So was put to the wanderings of
Little Tramp

3.  Roger George Moore (Roger
George Moore) was born October 14,
1927 in London. At 15, he enrolled in art
school with advanced study of painting,
later trained as an animator.
 His acting career began in 1945 with bit
parts in theater and a minor episode in
the movie, posing in fashion magazines.
He studied at the Royal Academy of
Drama, then was drafted into the army,
where the end of World War II, was
promoted to lieutenant rank 2. After the
army he worked in theater, television
and radio.
 In 1953, Moore moved to the U.S.,
where the company enters into a
contract with MGM for supporting roles
in several films. First major role played
in the film "When I saw Paris for the last
time" (1954) and then played a lot of
tapes of class "B" adventure heroes.
Fame came to an actor after his role as
Simon Templer in the TV series "The
Holy" (1967-1969).
 In 1973, first appeared in the role of
James Bond in "Live and Let Die."
Subsequently, Moore repeatedly played
007 - "The Man with the Golden Gun"
(1974), "The Spy Who Loved Me"
(1977), "Munreyker" (1979), "Only for
personal acquaintance" (1981),
"Octopussy" (1983 ) "Righteous Kill"
(1985).
 Becoming an international star, starred
in parallel in other action films - "Wild
Geese" (1978), "Escape to Athena"
(1979), "On the unprotected face"
(1984), "Bull's-eye!" (1990), "The Holy" (
1997). He was married three times and
has three children.

4.  Famous Scottish actor and
producer Sean Connery Thomas
(Thomas Sean Connery), known
to the public as Sean Connery
(Sean Connery), born August 25,
1930 in Edinburgh, the son of a
chauffeur and a housewife.
Sean's father was a Catholic of
Irish descent, and his mother
professed Protestantism.
 About childhood famous actor
recalls reluctantly - young
parents huddled in the room,
and the boy had to sleep in the
bottom drawer of the cabinet in
the bedroom. In 1938, the family
had another boy - the Nile, and
the difficult financial situation
forced Sean seek part time at
such a young age. Even then,
the boy to take responsibility for
the loved ones that became his
hallmark for life.
 From the early years, Sean was
in love sports, especially football,
was always in motion. Also fond
of the boy comics, but was not
successful in their studies.

5.  Rowan Sebastian Atkinson was born
on January 6, 1955 in the English city
Konset. His father, Eric Atkinson, a
farmer and part-time director. The
famous actor has two older brothers,
Rupert and Rodney. Despite the fact
that the family had their own farm,
Rowan chose to live in the city.
 After graduating from a private school
young Atkinson went to the University
of Newcastle, but I studied there for
long.
 In 1975, he enrolled at the Faculty of
Electrical Engineering at Oxford. It
was there and there was a fateful
meeting, which later changed its
lifetime Atkinson. He met screenwriter
Richard Curtis, with whom he wrote
and directed a comedy revue at
Playhouse Theatre, Oxford, and then

6.  British actor Hugh Grant,
whose full name - Hugh
John Mungo Grant (Hugh
John Mungo Grant) - was
born on September 9, 1960,
in a middle class family on
the outskirts of London. His
father, Captain James
Murray Grant, was originally
an officer in the British
Army, and some time later
was engaged in the
business of selling carpets.
 Mother of the future actor
Finvola, life worked as a
teacher, and brother James
at the moment is a banker.
It should be noted that the
parents of Hugh Grant were
from military families, and
this is reflected in the
education of children.

7.  Timothy Simon Smith (Timothy Simon Smith), who became
famous as Tim Roth, born 14 May 1961 in London. His
mother Anna was a teacher and landscape designer, father,
Arnie Smith - artist and journalist, and until 1970, also a
member of the British Communist Party.
 After the Second World War, his father changed his name
to Timothy Roth, to hide their identity, because he had to
travel to countries that were hostile to the British.
 Tim's mother was a Catholic and a believer. Children
admired the work of his parents, and a great pleasure to go
to art galleries. Moreover, Roth was a voracious reader, and
all the free time spent reading books. ? But the actor recalls
his childhood with reluctance. He failed the most important
test, resulting in front of him were closed all prestigious
colleges. So Tim had to go to Tulse Hill School, which was
considered as an experimental school.
 First appearance on the stage of terrible complexes about
their appearance Tim was the role of Dracula in the school
theater, but how successfully debut, history is silent.
After graduation in Tulse Hill School, a young man studying
in London Kemberuelskoy School of Art, where he was able
to surrender completely to his favorite work - sculpture in
plaster and bronze and the woodwork. But makings acting
Tim Roth is always traced.
 His first breakthrough on the scene, he was in The Oval
House Theatre, which previously nurtured a star, like Pierce
Brosnan. Roth played Cassio in the famous tragedy
"Othello." After the actor received several roles in different
plays.

8.  Daniel Rafton Craig (born March 2,
1968) - British actor, who became the
sixth actor playing James Bond.
 His early film roles include participation
in such films as "Personal Power," "First
Knight at the court of King Arthur," the
TV movie "The Eagle Sharpe" and the
series "Young Indiana Jones
Chronicles."
 Craig gained fame in films, "Layer
Cake," "The Golden Compass" and
"Lara Croft: Tomb Raider." According to
the magazine "Men's Vogue", now
Craig is the highest paid actor of the
UK.

9.  Hayworth David Jude Law (born 29 December
1972) - one of the brightest stars of
contemporary British cinema.
 Lowe famous by filming the movie "The Talented
Mr. Ripley," and then became a favorite, starring
in the films "Alfie," "The Holiday," "proximity."
 Popularity in theater Jude got in the play
"Hamlet", having been recognized prominent
British critics.
 Childhood Law passed in an ordinary family,
school teachers, in the south-east London. Boy
as a child wanted to play on stage and in six
years, took part in the children's play.
 In 1987, Jude joined the troupe of the National
Youth Music Theatre. In the same period, the
young actor appeared first role on television - in
the transmission for teenagers "pocket money",
in "Tailor of Gloucester" in the TV series
"Family." In the future, the young man was
active in theatrical films - in the play "Pygmalion"
and in a production of "Fastest Clock in the
Universe."

10.  Jason Statham was born in England in
Chesterfield September 12, 1967. He was the
second son in the family. His mother was a
lounge singer and dressmaker, she soon
became a dancer. After that, the future actor
lived in Great Yarmouth.
 Jason grew up following the example of their
parents. He learned the art of street theater.
In high school, he also played football.
 His bias was diving. Statham was a member,
for 12 years, the national team Britain in
diving. He entered a 12-ku best jumpers in
the world championship prohodivschy in
1992. Stethema hobby, as he noted in an
interview, was sports.
 Actor earned money on the street. He was
selling perfume and jewelry.? Jason taught
his father, who was a gymnast and a great
boxer. Older brother Jason Jr. used as a
sparring partner. Statham, along with Guy
Ritchie engaged jujitsu.
 Actor - a great expert and an expert in martial
arts. ? In the nineties advertising agent, who
worked exclusively with the athletes invited to
audition Statham in advertising.
 He took part in advertising Tommy Hilfiger.
Statham starred in advertising jeans. He
became the face of the brand. With this all
began his meteoric career.

11.  Daniel Jacob Radcliffe - a British actor
of film, theater and television, gained
worldwide fame as a performer as
Harry Potter, the main character of a
series of films made on the works of
author JK Rowling.
 The future star was born July 23, 1989
in London, in the family of a literary
agent Alan George Radcliffe and
casting agent Marcia Gresham
Jacobson Janine.
 Radcliffe, Sr. was born to a Protestant
from Northern Ireland, and the mother
of Daniel is of Jewish origin. Other
children in the family were not.