21 Celebrities From the UK Who Took Over America This Year

Ever since taking over The Late Late Show from Craig Ferguson this year, James has been killing the talk show game. His Carpool Karaoke segments have become late night staples and are guaranteed to make you laugh, so check them all out here!

Between pursuing her passion for acting in Paper Towns and being spotted with her equally famous group of friends basically everywhere, America couldn't get enough of Cara in 2015.

Although some people might've recognized Daisy from her roles in Mr. Selfridge and Silent Witness, 2015 was the year she finally became a household name thanks to being cast as Rey in a little film called Star Wars. Heard of it?

America loves Charlie for obvious reasons (ahem . . .), and even though his role on Sons of Anarchy has sadly come to an end, make sure you look out for him in the Pacific Rim sequel and Knights of the Roundtable: King Arthur.

With meaty roles in Game of Thrones and The Hunger Games, Natalie had no choice but to completely dominate in 2015.

David won the hearts of audiences everywhere with his moving role as Martin Luther King Jr. in Selma, and even though he didn't take home an Oscar, we'll be able to see more of him on screen in Nina next year.

In addition to having a LOL-worthy H&M campaign with Kevin Hart, the soccer champ was crowned Sexiest Man Alive by People magazine this year.

As a member of One Direction, Zayn was unquestionably a star. However, after he announced his split from the band in March, he seemed to be even more famous than ever. With new songs on the horizon and a supermodel girlfriend, Zayn's career is going to keep on soaring right into 2016.

After receiving an Oscar nomination for her starring role in The Theory of Everything this year, Felicity officially made the jump from indie film sweetheart to Hollywood darling.

Singer-songwriter James absolutely blew up this year thanks to a heartbreaking hit song, a killer new album, and a few gorgeous duets. We can't wait to hear more from him!

As the lead in The Theory of Everything (which you may have seen him take home an Oscar for!), The Danish Girl, and the much-buzzed about Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them, Eddie was everywhere this year.

After proving herself on Downton Abbey, Lily scored major roles in Cinderella and the upcoming Pride and Prejudice and Zombies, solidifying her spot on Hollywood's A-list.

Is Jon Snow alive or dead? It's been the question on every Game of Thrones fan's mind since the end of last season, and actor Kit's gateway into American pop culture references from now until forever.

Even though John's casting in Star Wars: The Force Awakens caused quite the unnecessary stir this year, he hasn't let it get him down. The actor's on a path to superstardom, and it's good to know his adorably clueless dad will be there for him every step of the way.

Ellie has been around for a while, but 2015 really seemed to be her year. The chanteuse and fitness guru performed at the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show, joined Taylor Swift's iconic squad, and had one of the biggest songs EVER thanks to 50 Shades of Grey.

The Irish actor made a big impression on American fans this year by scorching up TV screens in the BBC series Poldark, which only added to his success from roles in Being Human and The Hobbit.

This Game of Thrones leading lady took a break from riding dragons to battle cyborgs (as one does) in the Terminator: Genisys reboot this year, and was also crowned Sexiest Woman Alive by Esquire magazine. Get it, Emilia.

After sweeping the 2015 Grammy Awards in February, Sam was given the honor of recording "Writing's on the Wall" for the latest James Bond movie, Spectre.

This in-demand British actress was in everything from Southpaw to Spectre this year, and she'll be seen next in the Jungle Book: Origins movie. Prepare for a whole lot more Naomie, America!

That scruff. Those abs. THAT ELEVATOR KISS. In addition to taking over the entire world, let alone America, 50 Shades of Grey launched Jamie's career into the stratosphere in 2015.

Well, duh.