Michael Sheen has proven himself equally accomplished on both stage and screen. His many award-winning stage performances include Caligula and Frost/Nixon at London’s Donmar Warehouse, as well as Hamlet at Young Vic Theatre. He created, co-directed and performed in the groundbreaking three-day live event The Passion in Port Talbot for National Theatre Wales.

Sheen has starred in three films nominated for Best Picture at the Academy Awards: The Queen, directed by Stephen Frears; Frost/Nixon, directed by Ron Howard; and Midnight in Paris, directed by Woody Allen.

He is known to millions as a vampire in The Twilight Saga films and a werewolf in the Underworld franchise. His other feature credits include The Damned United, directed by Tom Hooper; Tim Burton’s Alice in Wonderland; Tron: Legacy; the critically acclaimed adaptation of Thomas Hardy’s novel, Far From the Madding Crowd; Passengers, in which he starred alongside Jennifer Lawrence and Chris Pratt; and Home Again, with Reese Witherspoon. Sheen can be seen in the streaming film Apostle, as well as the feature Slaughterhouse Rulez, with Simon Pegg. He appeared opposite Robert Downey Jr. in the film The Voyage of Doctor Dolittle.

On television, Sheen has earned multiple awards and nominations for his performances in projects such as Kenneth Williams: Fantabulosa!, directed by Andy De Emmony; the TV movie Dirty Filthy Love, directed by Adrian Shergold; the cable film The Special Relationship, in which he played former British Prime Minister Tony Blair; and the cable series Masters of Sex, on which he also was a producer. He has created memorable characters for 30 Rock, the mockumentary 7 Days in Hell, the cable miniseries spoof Spoils of Babylon and Michael Bolton's Big, Sexy Valentine's Day Special. He also can be seen in streaming series Good Omens and The Good Fight.

A dedicated activist, Sheen has had roles as UNICEF Ambassador, Patron of Social Enterprise U.K. and President of the Wales Centre for Voluntary Action. He is now branching out to start his own social movements. In March of 2018, he launched the End High Cost Credit Alliance, and in 2019, Sheen led a bid to bring the Homeless World Cup to Cardiff.

Prior to Prodigal Son, Tom Payne played “Jesus Monroe” in the hit cable series The Walking Dead. A beloved character in the comic book series, he debuted in the middle of Season Six and remained on the show through Season Nine. Previously, Payne starred on Luck, from creators Michael Mann and David Milch, playing the lead role of jockey “Leon Micheaux.”

Payne made his feature film debut in Miss Pettigrew Lives for a Day, opposite Amy Adams and Frances McDormand, and starred in the feature The Physician, with Stellan Skarsgard and Sir Ben Kingsley.

He also has worked extensively on U.K. television, including roles in the series Skins, Waterloo Road and Casualty, as well as the miniseries Agatha Christie’s Marple. Additional TV credits include the telefilms Best: His Mother’s Son; Wuthering Heights, opposite Tom Hardy; Miss Marie Lloyd; and He Kills Coppers.

In February 2020, he received the Discovery Award for his television work from the Savanna College of Art and Design (SCAD) at its annual aTV Festival in Atlanta, GA.

A U.K. native, Payne is a graduate of London’s Royal Central School of Speech and Drama, where he earned his B.A. in acting.

Catherine Zeta-Jones is a multi-award-winning actress whose talents range from film to theater. She garnered an Academy Award for her portrayal of the scandalous “Velma Kelly,” in the screen adaptation of the Broadway musical Chicago. She also was nominated for a Golden Globe and took home the Critics Choice Award, a Screen Actors Guild Award and the BAFTA Award for Best Supporting Actress for her performance. She won the Tony Award for Lead Actress in a Musical for her critically acclaimed Broadway debut as “Desirée Armfeldt” in Stephen Sondheim’s A Little Night Music. Her other starring roles include Steven Soderbergh’s Ocean’s 12, Side Effects and Steven Spielberg’s The Terminal, opposite Tom Hanks.

Zeta-Jones also starred with George Clooney in the Coen Brothers’ dark comedy, Intolerable Cruelty. She earned a Golden Globe nomination for her portrayal of the wife of a drug-runner in Steven Soderbergh’s Traffic. Most recently, she starred in the telefilm Cocaine Godmother, based on the true-life story of the notorious drug lord Griselda Blanco.

She first gained international recognition in the action-adventure film The Mask of Zorro, opposite Antonio Banderas and Anthony Hopkins. She then captivated audiences in Entrapment, opposite screen legend Sean Connery. Born in Wales, Zeta-Jones began her career on the stage in London and was then cast in the popular Yorkshire Television series, The Darling Buds of May, based on the novels of H.E. Bates. In 2010, she was awarded a Commander of the British Empire (CBE) in the Queen’s Birthday Honours List for her services to the film industry and charity.

Chris Fedak created the network action caper Deception and co-created the hit series Chuck. He previously was an executive producer on DC’s Legends of Tomorrow and Forever.

Sam Sklaver most recently was a consulting producer on the network series Deception and American Housewife. He was a co-executive producer on cable series Blunt Talk and streaming comedy Mr. Iglesias. He has written for a wide range of shows, including Bored to Death, Childrens Hospital, Ben and Kate and Married. He created the pilot Charlie Foxtrot, starring Jason Biggs.