trying to be myself, so it was hard getting used to pretending to be someone else." Anyone who saw Robinson's searing portrayal of ambitious drug dealer Sully in last week's Channel 4 drama Top Boy will sincerely hope that's not being anything like himself. Douglas Booth, 19 Booth got his first agent aged 14 while attending Saturday classes at London's Guildhall School. "Some of my friends had agents and it sounded cool -- but I'd no idea what it meant." He has already played Boy George in the BBC biopic Worried About the Boy, and kissed Doctor Who, Matt Smith, in the Christopher Isherwood drama Christopher and His Kind. Next up is his Pip in Great Expectations and playing Miley Cyrus's boyfriend in the remake of the hit French movie LOL: "It's by the people who made Juno and it's not as fluffy as it sounds." Later this month, Booth is off to Verona to play Romeo to True Grit star Hailee Steinfeld's Juliet in Julian Fellowes' version of the tragic romance. Advice to young actors... "Never give up -- you'll go through so many auditions but that's just the way it is." Role model... "Leonardo DiCaprio -- he has such an aura about him." See him next in... Great Expectations is on BBC1 this Christmas. Kane Robinson, 26 Otherwise known as the Brit Award-nominated rapper Kano, Robinson has been making his transition into acting since appearing in Rollin' with the Nines, a 2006 film about a rap group-turned-drug dealers.