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Sat 19
The Queen — Helen McCrory
Helen Mirren's Oscar-winning portrayal of Queen Elizabeth II propels this studied re-imagining of the royals' response to the death of Princess Diana.
Air Time & Details for Helen McCrory, Sat 19, 1:00 pm -
Mon 21
The Queen — Helen McCrory
Helen Mirren's Oscar-winning portrayal of Queen Elizabeth II propels this studied re-imagining of the royals' response to the death of Princess Diana.
Air Time & Details for Helen McCrory, Mon 21, 1:00 pm -
Tue 22
The Queen — Helen McCrory
Helen Mirren's Oscar-winning portrayal of Queen Elizabeth II propels this studied re-imagining of the royals' response to the death of Princess Diana.
Air Time & Details for Helen McCrory, Tue 22, 1:00 am -
Tue 22
The Queen — Helen McCrory
Helen Mirren's Oscar-winning portrayal of Queen Elizabeth II propels this studied re-imagining of the royals' response to the death of Princess Diana.
Air Time & Details for Helen McCrory, Tue 22, 7:00 pm
Filmography
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Biography
About Helen McCrory
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A prolific English actress with a marked flair for period drama, Helen McCrory accepted one of her first roles as a New Orleans prostitute in Neil Jordan's gothic horror opus Interview with the Vampire (1994); though this merely constituted a bit part, McCrory gradually ascended to higher billing in outings such as Witness Against Hitler (1995), The James Gang (1997), and Split Second (1999), before tackling the lead role of Anna Karenina in director David Blair's 2001 miniseries adaptation of Leo Tolstoy's seminal novel, and signed for another lead in the humorous made-for-television crime thriller Dead Gorgeous (2002), adapted from the novel On the Edge by Peter Lovesey. McCrory maintained a higher profile and netted more widespread global recognition as the title character's mother in Lasse Hallström's Casanova (2005) and as Cherie Blair, the wife of British prime minister Tony Blair, in the 2006 docudrama The Queen. McCrory then signed for a plum role as Narcissa Malfoy in the fantasy Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince (2008).