Helen Mirren Biography · Ilyena Lydia Vasilievna Mironov · Born in 26 July 1945 in Chiswick · English actress · Attended in St Bernard's High School for Girls · New College of Speech and Drama · Auditioned for the National Youth Theatre · Joined the Royal Shakespeare Company · Married to Taylor Hackford since 1997 Stage career breakthrough · Natalya Petrovna in Ivan Turgenev's "A Month in the Country" · Broadway's Tony Award as Best Actress "A Month in the Country" "Dance of Death" · National Theatre Film · "O Lucky Man!" · "Excalibur" · "Raising Helen" · "Shadowboxer" · "Teaching Mrs. Tingle" · "The Queen" (Academy Award, BAFTA, Golden Globe, Satellite Award) · "National Treasure 2: Book of Secrets" · "Inkheart" · "State of Play" · "The Last Station" · "RED" http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jsvl7tZENC8&feature=related ...
A Nicolas Sarkozy 6. Monarh, kes tutvus oma abikaasaga 1972 Müncheni olümpial A Margrethe II B Harald V C Karl XVI Gustav D Elizabeth II C Karl XVI Gustav 7. Monarh, kes osales 1964. ja 1968. aasta suveolümpiamängudel purjetamises klassis 5,5 m, kus saavutas vastavalt 8. ja 11. koha A Harald V B Elizabeth II C Karl XVI Gustav D Akihito A Harald V 8. Monarh, keda on mänginud Helen Mirren A Beatrix B Hispaania kuninganna Sofia C Elizabeth II D Akihito C Elizabeth II 9. President, kes 1948. aastal peetud ikestatud rahvaste olümpiamängudel võitis ta kergejõustikus kuld- ja hõbemedali A Nicolas Sarkozy B Valdas Adamkus C Lech Aleksander D Toomas Hendrik Kaczyński Ilves B Valdas Adamkus 10. Riik, kus 2008. aastal sai presidendiks eelmise presidendi vend
Elizabeth II was the title queen with a very important meaning, but for Princess Diana the title princess was just a title. My favourite character was Tony Blair (Michael Sheen). He was honest and played very well. In general I think all the actors did a wonderful job, because I assume that it is very hard to play a member of the royal family in today's modern society. The most important characters were: Tony Blair (Michael Sheen, as mentioned before), Queen Elizabeth II (Helen Mirren) and Prince Philip (James Cromwell). To conclude I would say that it was an interesting movie, but I wouldn't consider it as an entertainment. The film makes you think about how awful was Diana's accident and reminds you how good person she was, as Tony said in the movie, she was People's Princess.
even cry. To my mind it was very weird. I was quite disappointed because there wasn´t showed Diana´s accident. And what about music? I think there should be more music and sound effects. The actor who I liked the most was the one who played the prime minister, Tony Blair. I was impressed by his ability to change quickly his moods. At the one moment he was serious and the few minutes later he was joking and laughing. I didn´t liked Helen Mirren, who played the Queen. I think she was a little bit fake and I didn´t believe all the words what she said. Also I didn't liked that she was callous and apathetic. But when she had to play her role like that, she played it well. For me the film wasn´t exactly what I expected. Some scenes were boring and I couldn´t watch them without yawning. I couldn´t see any spectacular visual effects or any breathtaking moments. In conclusion I don´t recommend to watch that film. But if you are
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