
AKA Mr. Kate Moss. I KNOW I've seen pictures of him befre, but he...doesn't look like this in my mind.

Rupert Evans has been in a lot of British things that I haven't seen. This is a pretty classic look, although I fear he is wearing white socks. Please don't wear white socks with dress shoes, dudes.
Reggie Yates is ALSO a British actor and had a radio show and hosted a dance something or other and, according to Wikipedia, he does not care for yogurt drinks. He is also magically almost pulling off this outfit.
Tom Odell is a singer-songwriter, who just won a BRIT award. That is actually EXACTLY what he looks like.

Harry Treadaway is another British actor of whom I've never heard and you guys know I love British entertainment properties especially when they feature people having romantical problems in olden times. He is GOOD LOOKING.
The Doctor looks cold, no?

I really prefer him with this hair color, and there is something about this outfit that makes me think Cumberbatch deserves a role in my Fictional English Countryside Weekend Party Murder/Romance/Time-Travel/Nazi Hunting/Comedy/Drama Series, as the kind and noble local doctor who has been desperately in love with one of the higher-born women and who probably ends up dying in some heroic way, possibly saving someone from the terrible housefire that's going to happen when the Nazis drop a bomb on the manor house. Oh my god, you guys, that episode is going to be amazing.

Tovey was in Being Human, which I have never seen, but Wikipedia tells me he played "werewolf George Sands," which I misread as "werewolf George Sand," and if that were actually true -- if this dude were playing the werewolf version of a 19th century French woman novelist -- I would SO WATCH THAT SHOW. He looks cute in that totally Normal Dude way.

David Gandy is a British model and he is totally making his break into acting in my mini-series, because HELLO.

Tinie Tempah is an English rapper and while I am not into the deep scoopneck on a man, that blazer/glasses combo is a delight.
I mean, I can pretend I am not going to watch Mr Selfridge when it arrives in the US eventually. I assume it is terrible and yet. AND YET.
