Helena Bonham Carter
Also known as Helena Bonham-Carter
aktorka brytyjska
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Helena Bonham Carter is a British actress known for playing eccentric and complex female characters in period dramas and blockbuster films, rising to prominence in the 1980s with roles in *A Room with a View* and *Lady Jane*. She has received major award recognition, including a BAFTA win for her role as Queen Elizabeth in *The King's Speech* (2010) and an Academy Award nomination for *The Wings of the Dove* (1997), while also becoming known for her distinctive and unconventional fashion sense.
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Helena Bonham Carter (ur. 26 maja 1966 w Londynie) – brytyjska aktorka, dwukrotnie nominowana do Oscara za role w filmach Miłość i śmierć w Wenecji oraz Jak zostać królem.
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1966 births20th-century English actresses21st-century English actressesActors from the London Borough of BarnetActors from the London Borough of IslingtonActors from Vale of White HorseActresses from LondonActresses from OxfordshireAsquith familyAudiobook narratorsBest Actress Genie and Canadian Screen Award winnersBest Supporting Actress BAFTA Award winners