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Helen Mirren is brilliant, to me the British counterpart to Meryl Streep. She takes such versatile roles; and so much soul seems to go into the characters she portrays.
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Yes, she is a sublime actress.
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My first memory of Helen Mirren was in the movie 2010, playing the Russian commander of the .spaceship. I’ve enjoyed her performances ever since. I do like you site. Just the things I covet. I am a big fan of Victorian and Edwardian times. If only I had a time machine. Just stopping by, but I’ll be back. I want to thank you for following me. Lucy Conrad
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If you acquire a time machine, let me know! Thanks for visiting and commenting.
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Helen Mirren is my favorite British actress. I think the comparison to Meryl Streep is apt. They are both gifted and very smart.
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Agreed. To be gifted and smart is a combination devoutly to be wished!
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I’m sure it has it’s drawbacks, but how blessed to be able to earn your living by making your art.
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I wish I could!
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Me too. LOL!
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