Leptonema is a genus of flowering plant belonging to the family Phyllanthaceae first described in 1824. The entire genus is endemic to Madagascar. It is dioecious, with male and female flowers on separate plants. Species 1.
* (Leandri) Leandri 2.
* (Poir.) A.Juss.formerly included moved to Flueggea
* Leptonema melanthesoides F.Muell. - subsp. melanthesoides (F.Muell.) G.L.Webster

This is a list of some of the more well-known amongst hundreds of actors who have performed for Britain's National Theatre based in London, England.(This is a dynamic list and may never be able to satisfy particular standards for completeness. You can help by adding missing items with reliable sources.)

* Polly Adams
* Max Adrian
* Roger Allam
* Anthony Andrews
* Francesca Annis
* Alun Armstrong
* Peggy Ashcroft
* Eileen Atkins
* Hayley Atwell
* Juliet Aubrey
* Robin Bailey
* Tom Baker
* Frances Barber
* Samuel Barnett
* Simon Russell Beale
* John Barrowman
* Alan Bates
* Norman Beaton
* Gina Bellman
* Alan Bennett
* Ruby Bentall
* Suzanne Bertish
* Juliette Binoche
* Isla Blair
* Claudie Blakley
* Colin Blakely
* Caroline Blakiston
* Cate Blanchett
* Brenda Blethyn
* John Bluthal
* Samantha Bond
* Hugh Bonneville
* Di Botcher
* David Bradley
* Michael Brandon
* Jeremy Brett
* Richard Briers
* Jim Broadbent
* Susan Brown
* Dora Bryan
* Michael Bryant
* Judi Bowker
* Pamela Buchner
* Jessie Buckley
* Josette Bushell-Mingo
* Selina Cadell
* Anna Calder-Marshall
* Simon Callow
* Stephen Campbell Moore
* Nancy Carroll
* Jim Carter
* Michael Cashman
* Peter Cellier
* John Challis
* Anna Chancellor
* Ian Charleson
* Sharon D. Clarke
* Michaela Coel
* David Collings
* Rowena Cooper
* Dominic Cooper
* James Corden
* Charlotte Cornwell
* Elizabeth Counsell
* Tom Courtenay
* Brian Cox
* Rosalie Craig
* Kenneth Cranham
* Bryan Cranston
* Tim Curry
* Cyril Cusack
* Sinéad Cusack
* Sorcha Cusack
* Ben Daniels
* Phil Davis
* Frances de la Tour
* Felicity Dean
* Elizabeth Debicki
* Janie Dee
* Judi Dench
* Sally Dexter
* Stephen Dillane
* Anita Dobson
* Michelle Dockery
* Anne Marie Duff
* Olympia Dukakis
* Lindsay Duncan
* Janine Duvitski
* Christopher Eccleston
* Michael Elphick
* Peter Egan
* Daniel Evans
* Edith Evans
* Trevor Eve
* Lynn Farleigh
* Nicholas Farrell
* Frank Finlay
* Albert Finney
* Ann Firbank
* Peter Firth
* Kate Fleetwood
* Susan Fleetwood
* Barbara Flynn
* Rupert Frazer
* Geoffrey Freshwater
* Brenda Fricker
* Barry Foster
* Joanna Foster
* Michael Gambon
* Andrew Garfield
* Mark Gatiss
* William Gaunt
* Tom Georgeson
* John Gielgud
* Julian Glover
* Adam Godley
* Denise Gough
* Tamsin Greig
* Laurence Guittard
* David Haig
* Jennifer Caron Hall
* Rebecca Hall
* Sheila Hancock
* Diana Hardcastle
* Edward Hardwicke
* Kit Harington
* David Harewood
* Susannah Harker
* George Harris
* Rosemary Harris
* Nigel Havers
* Keeley Hawes
* Nigel Hawthorne
* John Heffernan
* Fiona Hendley
* Basil Henson
* Lenny Henry
* Linda Henry
* Douglas Henshall
* Clare Higgins
* Conleth Hill
* Wendy Hiller
* Ian Holm
* Anthony Hopkins
* Michael Hordern
* Bernard Horsfall
* Bob Hoskins
* Gareth Hunt
* Marsha Hunt
* Kelly Hunter
* Colin Hurley
* Rhys Ifans
* Harold Innocent
* Jeremy Irons
* Derek Jacobi
* Louise Jameson
* Hugh Jackman
* Derek Jacobi
* Barry James
* Oscar James
* Martin Jarvis
* Caroline John
* Celia Johnson
* Griff Rhys Jones
* Paul Jones
* Charles Kay
* Felicity Kendall
* Ben Kingsley
* Rory Kinnear
* Vanessa Kirby
* Michael Kitchen
* Gertan Klauber
* Dinsdale Landen
* Nathan Lane
* Belinda Lang
* Robert Lang
* Angela Lansbury
* Barbara Leigh-Hunt
* Anton Lesser
* Adrian Lester
* Damian Lewis
* Nigel Lindsay
* Maureen Lipman
* John Lithgow
* Susan Littler
* Roger Lloyd-Pack
* Cherie Lunghi
* Catherine McCormack
* Helen McCrory
* Martine McCutcheon
* Phelim McDermott
* Geraldine McEwan
* Gina McKee
* Ian McKellen
* Mark McManus
* Kevin McNally
* Lesley Manville
* Brewster Mason
* Anna Massey
* Daniel Massey
* Eve Matheson
* Jonny Lee Miller
* Helen Mirren
* Warren Mitchell
* Damien Molony
* Lucian Msamati
* Kate Nelligan
* Dandy Nicholls
* Bill Nighy
* John Normington
* Hermione Norris
* Josh O'Connor
* Tracy Ann Oberman
* Laurence Olivier
* Clive Owen
* Richard Pasco
* Jamie Parker
* Bill Paterson
* Trevor Peacock
* Clarke Peters
* Edward Petherbridge
* Ronald Pickup
* Joan Plowright
* Christopher Plummer
* Tim Preece
* Jonathan Pryce
* James Purefoy
* Philip Quast
* Diana Quick
* Denis Quilley
* Issy van Randwyck
* Stephen Rea
* Corin Redgrave
* Lynn Redgrave
* Michael Redgrave
* Vanessa Redgrave
* Joyce Redman
* Siobhan Redmond
* Sheila Reid
* Christopher Reynalds
* Ian Richardson
* Miranda Richardson
* Alan Rickman
* Joanna Riding
* Diana Rigg
* Anton Rogers
* Paul Rogers
* Clive Rowe
* Anthony Sagar
* John Savident
* Prunella Scales
* Adrian Scarborough
* David Schofield
* Paul Scofield
* Roshan Seth
* Rufus Sewell
* Fiona Shaw
* Lesley Sharp
* John Shrapnel
* Lee Simpson
* Jeremy Sinden
* Marc Sinden
* Sharon Small
* Maggie Smith
* Tim Pigott Smith
* Nina Sosanya
* Rafe Spall
* Timothy Spall
* Elizabeth Spriggs
* Samantha Spiro
* Imelda Staunton
* Robert Stephens
* Dan Stevens
* Juliet Stephenson
* Zizi Strallen
* John Stride
* Imogen Stubbs
* Una Stubbs
* David Suchet
* Meera Syal
* Sylvia Syms
* Catherine Tate
* David Tennant
* Derek Thompson
* David Threlfall
* Christopher Timothy
* Russell Tovey
* Dorothy Tutin
* Julian Wadham
* Rudolph Walker
* Harriet Walter
* Julie Walters
* Marcia Warren
* Don Warrington
* Julia Watson
* Dennis Waterman
* Alan Webb
* Timothy West
* Ben Whishaw
* Billie Whitelaw
* Benjamin Whitrow
* Jodie Whittaker
* Jeffry Wickham
* Toyah Wilcox
* Lia Williams
* Olivia Williams
* Simon Williams
* Gary Wilmot
* Lambert Wilson
* Ruth Wilson
* Penelope Wilton
* Richard Winsor
* John Wood
* Edward Woodward
* Adam Woodyatt
* Irene Worth
* Diana Wynyard
* David Yelland
* Michael York

Sam Hardy (disambiguation)

(Greek)
The Greco-Bactrian Kingdom, also known as the Diodotid Kingdom was along with the Indo-Greek Kingdom the easternmost part of the Hellenistic world, in Central Asia and the Indian Subcontinent from its founding in 256 BC by Diodotus I Soter to its fall c.120 BC under the reign of Heliocles I and Heliocles II (continued in India). It covered much of present-day Afghanistan, Uzbekistan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, Iran and parts of India, and was ruled by the warring Diodotid and Euthydemid dynasties. The capitals of Ai-Khanoum and Bactra were among the largest and richest of antiquity - Bactria itself was known as the ‘land of a thousand golden cities’. The Indo-Greek Kingdom - a Bactrian successor state would last and prosper until 10 AD.