Alice and Rhone

Eve was born to Trevor Eve (actor) and Sharon Maughan, a writer. Jack and George are her brothers. They have been raised in both and the United Kingdom as well as Los Angeles. She was a student at Bedales School, and took A-Levels in the London's Westminster School. Following a gap year she was a student at the Beverly Hills Playhouse before studying English at St Catherine's College Oxford. She appeared in the student productions of An Ideal Husband Animal Crackers, Scenes from an Execution (which was staged to the Edinburgh Fringe Festival), and The Colour of Justice while studying at Oxford. Eve's credits on television include the BBC The Rotters Club series The Rotters Club Poirot Hawking, as well the movie Stage Beauty (2004). Eve played major roles in the 2006 film Starter for 10 as well as Big Nothing. She and Simon Pegg both used American accents. In 2006, she was a co-star on the drama miniseries, Losing Gemma. The show was about backpackers. Eve was part of two Trevor Nunn directed plays. She performed at the Royal Court Theatre in 2006 in Rock n Roll, a Tom Stoppard play. In 2007, she reprised her character. For the Whatsonstage.com Theatregoers' choice Awards, she received a nomination as best supporting actor for her performance. She played Roxane at the Chichester Festival Theatre in 2009. Rhone Mitra....................Rhona Mitra was born on August 9 1976 in Hampstead London. Her background is multiracial and is the child of an Indo British dad, Anthony Mitra (of British descent) and an Irish mother Nora Downey. The Mitras are the middle children of a multiracial household. The older brother of her, Jason Mitra, and her younger brother Guyan Mitra, are each English actors. The younger sister of Mitra is a well-known travel journalist, and her work has appeared as a part of Lonely Planet.