From iconic comedians to beloved actors, the stars shine bright in their diverse roles. Michael Crawford, known for his unforgettable portrayal of Frank Spencer in Some Mothers Do Have Them, brings laughter and charm to the screen. Meanwhile, Ian McShane captivates audiences with his magnetic presence as Lovejoy on location for the new series. Sarah Lancashire takes a break from her role as Raquel to enjoy a friendly game of cricket, showcasing her versatility both on and off-screen. Caroline Quentin joins Alan Davies on location for Jonathan's latest adventure, bringing their undeniable chemistry to life. TV Progs Allo Allo features Kim Hartman donning a German uniform as Helga alongside Vicki Michele's captivating performance. Paul Shane's comedic genius shines through in every scene he graces. Sports enthusiasts will be thrilled by Ross Kemp's intense portrayal of rugby players, capturing the spirit and passion of the sport effortlessly. John Inman and Mollie Sugden share delightful moments together on a wooden bench seat that are sure to bring smiles. Max Gillies steps into Gorden Kaye's shoes flawlessly during his stand-in role in Allo Allo while Michael Elphick rocks a leopard skin pattern drape jacket with style and panache. Britt Ekland dazzles both as an actress and model with her timeless beauty and talent. And last but not least, Sam Miller leaves an indelible mark with his compelling performances in The Bill. These extraordinary individuals form the vibrant tapestry that is core204 - a collection of talented actors who continue to entertain us with their incredible skills.