Alice Eve

 British actress Alice Sophia Eve was born in 1981 and 1982. Her roles in films include She's Out of My League and Men in Black 3. Star Trek Into Darkness and Before We Go are some of her notable film roles. Her regular roles include the TV show Entourage and Iron Fist. Eve was born in London to actors Trevor Eve (father) and Sharon Maughan (mother). She has two brothers [citation needed] and has a mother who is English, Irish, and Welsh. After her time at Bedales School and More House School she completed her A-levels in London at Westminster School. She then went on to study English at St Catherine's College, Oxford. She was in Oxford students' productions of The Importance of Being Earnest as well as Animal Crackers. Scenes from an Execution was a tour to the Edinburgh Festival Fringe and Scenes from an Execution. In 2006, she appeared as the lead in two comedies: Big Nothing and Starter for 10. Simon Pegg, her co-star, acted in both films with American accents. Eve spent the majority of 2006 in India working on the project Losing Gemma which is a drama about backpackers. She has been on the stage in two plays written created by Trevor Nunn. She was the child Esme/Alice in the Tom Stoppard play, Rock and Roll, which was performed at the Royal Court Theatre in 2006.