Charlotte Gainsbourg has established herself as a talented actress of international repute. Recently honoured with the prestigious Best Actress prize at the Cannes Film Festival (2009) for her work in Antichrist, Lars von Trier’s latest production, Charlotte has brought truth and originality to a diverse, and often challenging, array of roles.
Born in New Zealand and now living in the U.S., Marton
Csokas has built his acting career around prolific work in both the
theatre and in film. His diverse feature credits include David
Mackenzie’s Asylum with Natasha Richardson and Ian
McKellen, Paul Greengrass’ The Bourne Supremacy opposite
Matt Damon, Ridley Scott’s Kingdom of
Heaven, Peter Jackson’s Lord of the Rings and
Christine Jeffs’ Rain. In addition, Csokas won the
2007 AFI (Australian Film Institute) Award for “Best Supporting
Actor” for his performance in Romulus, My Father. He stars
next in John Madden’s The Debt as well as Tim Burton’s
Alice in Wonderland.
Based in Sydney, Aden Young started his career with the lead role
in Bruce Beresford’s film Black Robe in 1991. Since then
he has worked in numerous Australian films including Cosi
and Paradise Road and recently starred in Lucky
Country by Kriv Stenders and Mao’s Last Dancer by
Bruce Beresford.
At the age of sixteen, Christian Byers has already played major
roles in three Australian movies; Opal Dream in 2005,
December Boys in 2007 and, most recently, Hey Hey It’s
Esther Blueburger in 2008.
Already a familiar face on the big screen at the age of eleven,
this will be Tom Russell’s fourth film after Daniel in
2008, and Last Ride and Love and Mortar in
2009.
The youngest cast member, four-year-old Gabriel Gotting, has
already captivated the cast and crew with his infectious smile and
dazzling blue eyes.
