Starring as a real criminal profiler in Alibi’s Catch Me A Killer, actress Charlotte Hope talks to us about landing an agent from a university play, the additional talents that have helped her in her career and what she loves about working in theatre.

One of the stars of ITV’s mysterious drama Passenger, Manchester actor Jack James Ryan tells us about what to expect from the show and his character, how he prepares for a role and what he believes is the most important thing for young actors starting out.

Starring in BBC3’s new comedy series Boarders, Scottish actress Rosie Graham talks to us about being a Glasgow native living in London, performing at the National Theatre and her recent solo travels through Thailand.

Taking on an unconventional role in the new film Mercy, actress Maria Austin talks to us about co-founding her own production company, managing ADHD as an actor and the fellow creatives she’d most like to work with.

You might have seen her in TV shows such as the BBC's I May Destroy You and Marvel's Moon Knight, and now Ann Akinjirin is starring in the new adaptation of Enid Blyton's classic novels The Famous Five. She talks to us about what cult filmmaker Nicolas Winding Refn has brought to the series, her favourite on-set experiences so far and her hopes for the year ahead.

As the BBC’s adaptation of Enid Blyton’s Malory Towers enters its fifth series, star Ella Bright tells us about the big West End show she made her stage debut in, growing up on screen and being recognised by her fans.

A newly minted BAFTA winner for her role in 80s-set lesbian drama Blue Jean, Scottish actress Lucy Halliday tells us about receiving awards attention for her screen debut, navigating the industry as a newcomer and what she hopes people will take away from the film.

Currently appearing in ITV’s Yorkshire Ripper drama The Long Shadow, Blackpool-born actress Molly Wright talks to us about her lucky break as an aspiring actor in the north, how she prepared to play a Jehovah’s Witness and the recent film she can’t wait to rewatch.

Most actors don’t begin their careers starring alongside the likes of Nicole Kidman and Daniel Craig - but Dakota Blue Richards did. Currently performing in anthropology at the Hampstead Theatre, she talks to us about the show’s themes of artificial intelligence, navigating a career as a child actor and how she came to set up a floristry business.