Aneurin Barnard: my heroes and heroines This artist's images of the Bosnian war fascinate me because, as a schoolboy, I remember it happening. His art wasn't about the politics; it was about the real-life people who were affected and that really struck me. He was a boxer who grew up in a neighbouring valley to me and, tragically, fell into a coma after a fight and died at 24. His story made me realise what it means to commit yourself to and believe in something that much. Ceri Selman My sister and I are very close; she completely understands who I am. As a physiotherapist, she works with disabled children and dedicates her life to making theirs easier. She's completely selfless and I love her to pieces. John Williams He wrote the beautiful music for all of the great movies that I grew up with and I often use his songs to help me find different characters. He can make an audience move through a story. I will listen to him until my very last day. Aneurin stars in 'The White Queen," Sundays at 9pm, BBC One Aneurin was talking to Julia Rea