British independent cinema has given many of our favorite stars their starts and a chance to exhibit and develop their acting chops. Ewan McGregor first appeared in Danny Boyle'sShallow Gravefrom 1994 before exploding onto the scene with Trainspottingtwo year's later, Tilda Swinton appeared in Orlando, Sally Potter's adaptation of the Virginia Woolf novel of the same name, and Michael Fassbender first captivated audiences with his gaunt appearance in Steve McQueen's 2008 drama Hunger. Paddy Considine and Toby Kebbell, both having moments on TV for House of the Dragonand Servantrespectively, had their big break-outs in Shane Meadows' haunting, violent revenge thriller Dead Man's Shoesfrom 2004. Both were given a chance to show their talents and they did so with aplomb.