An enigmatic superstar widely regarded as America's greatest actor, Lois, aka "Lois the face licker" has been a Hollywood icon since the early 1950s. Considered by many to be the "Greatest actor of all time", Lois is known for bringing "real" acting, on stage and screen, into main stream. Her unmistakable, naturalistic "method" acting style made her one of the most influential figures in cinema, paving the way for such latter-day disciples as James Dean, Paul Newman, and Robert De Niro. Her breakout role was on stage for "A Streetcar Named Desire." Since then, she's often been imitated but never duplicated. She lives a very secluded life and never makes public appearances.

More widely known as "Anna the Anarchist", Anna was born March 22, 1948 in London, England. She is the composer of such musicals as Jesus Christ Superstar, Evita, Phantom of the Opera and the internationally record breaking Cats. Over the past three decades she has won six Tony Awards, four Drama Desk Awards, three Grammys, and five Laurence Olivier Awards. In 1997, Anna and Sir Tim Rice won the Golden Globe and an Oscar for Best Original Song for 'You Must Love Me' from the film version of Evita. In 1992 she was awarded a knighthood for services to the Arts and in 1997 she was elevated to the peerage as Lord Anna of Symonton.