principal originators of the 'body horror' genre. Mackenzie Crook (1971–): English actor and comedian. David Cross (1964–): American actor, writer. Adrianne Curry (1982–): American model, television host, and film actress. Rodney Dangerfield (1921–2004): American comedian and actor. John Davidson (1941–): American singer, actor, and game show host. Alan Davies (1966–): English comedian, writer, and actor. Russell T Davies (1963–): Welsh television producer and writer. Terence Davies (1945–): English screenwriter, film director, actor, and novelist. William B. Davis (1938–): Canadian actor. Guillermo del Toro (1964–): Mexican director and screenwriter. Andrew Denton (1960–): Australian comedian and television host. Marlene Dietrich (1901–1992): German-born American actress, singer and entertainer. Phyllis Diller (1917–2012): American actress and comedian. Stanley Donen (1924–2019): American film director. Natalie Dormer (1982–): English film and television actress. Jamie Dornan (1982–): Irish actor, model and musician. John Doyle (1953–): Australian comedian, actor, and writer. Christopher Eccleston (1964–): English stage, film, and television actor. David Edgar (1948–): British playwright. Sergei Eisenstein (1898–1948): Soviet Russian film director and film theorist. Ben Elton (1959–): English comedian, writer and director."Elton described himself as an atheist but said he was in favour of God defined as "the mystery of the universe". His children attend a Church of England school and he said he attended church occasionally." BBC 'scared' of Islam jokes, says Elton, The Guardian, April 2, 2008 (accessed April 3, 2008) Frances Farmer (1913–1970): American film, television, and theater actress. Diane Farr (1969–): American actress. Harvey Fierstein (1952–): American actor, playwright, and screenwriter. Brian Flemming (1966–): American film director and playwright, notable for his 2005 film The God Who Wasn't There. Dave Foley (1963–): Canadian actor. Peter Fonda (1940–2019): American actor. Sir Denis Forman (1917–2013): British director (1949–1954) and later Chair (1971–1973) of The British Film Institute, Chairman and managing director of Granada Television, and Director of the Royal Opera House in London. Jodie Foster (1962–): American film actress, director, and producer. Nick Frost (1972–): English actor, comedian, and writer. Stephen Fry (1957–): British humourist, writer, actor, and filmmaker."Sometimes belief means credulity, sometimes an expression of faith and hope which even the most sceptical atheist such as myself cannot but find inspiring." Stephen Fry, The Spectator Lecture at the Royal Geographical Society, reprinted as 'Would I live in America? In a heartbeat', The Spectator, May 9, 2009, Pg. 28. Bob Geldof (1951–): Irish musician, businessman and political activist. Ricky Gervais (1961–): British actor, film and TV director, screenwriter, producer, and comedian. Paul Giamatti (1967–): American film and television actor. Ira Glass (1959–): American radio personality and host of This American Life. He has stated that he is a staunch atheist. Theo van Gogh (1957–2004): Dutch film director, television producer, publicist, and actor, murdered following the broadcasting of his anti-Islamic film Submission. Bobcat Goldthwait (1962–): American actor, comedian, screenwriter, and film and television director. Dan Gordon (1961–): Northern Irish actor, director and author. Calls himself agnostic. Richard E. Grant (1957–): British actor.Richard E. Grant acknowledged his atheism in a December 13, 2018 NPR Fresh Air interview with Terry Gross. Peter Greenaway, CBE (1942–): Welsh-born English film director. Kathy Griffin (1960–): American actress and comedian. Rachel Griffiths (1968–): Australian film and television actress. Shenae Grimes (1989–): Canadian actress. Kamal Haasan (1954–): Indian film actor and film director. Paul Haggis (1953–): Canadian born, American citizen screenwriter and producer for consecutive Best Picture Oscar winners, 2004's Million Dollar Baby and 2005's Crash, the latter of which he also directed. Brian Hall (1937–1997): English actor. Tony Hancock (1924–1968): British actor and comedian. Sir David Hare (1947–): English dramatist and theatre and film director. Nina Hartley (1959–): American pornographic actress, film director,