TheNightDuck
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A call for info on Helena Bonham Carter
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kerrichinchilla
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she has a habit of playing queens.
ones off the top of my head
- Jane Grey
- Anne Bolyne
- queen Elizabeth (queen mother)
- queen of hearts
other nobels or royalty
- Ophelia
- Margaret Windsor
ones off the top of my head
- Jane Grey
- Anne Bolyne
- queen Elizabeth (queen mother)
- queen of hearts
other nobels or royalty
- Ophelia
- Margaret Windsor
Thunderian
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Just watched her in Enola Holmes. I used to like her so much and now I can’t stand her.
Vulpesrex
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- This post contains spoilers for the Enola Holmes movie -
HBC directed and played the mother in a new Netflix movie called "Enola Homes" about the younger sister of the famous detective. It is cinematically reminiscent of the Sherlock Holmes movies featuring Robert Downey Jr., other than a few plot twists being somewhat predictable. The final battle at the climax of the movie takes place in an old manor on a checkerboard floor. That scene was filmed at Hatfield House, which dates to the Tudor period and is associated with Queen Elizabeth I. Pictured here is the location from that scene:
A subplot/theme of the movie is the new generation overpowering the old with political, liberal change and an important vote in Parliament about a reform bill. HBC's character is part of a feminist/suffragist group plotting a bombing to influence the vote on the bill - I felt that mirrored a lot of the liberal vs conservative narrative and general political unrest we're seeing going on right now.
Links and Sources:
thetab.com
www.hatfield-house.co.uk
HBC directed and played the mother in a new Netflix movie called "Enola Homes" about the younger sister of the famous detective. It is cinematically reminiscent of the Sherlock Holmes movies featuring Robert Downey Jr., other than a few plot twists being somewhat predictable. The final battle at the climax of the movie takes place in an old manor on a checkerboard floor. That scene was filmed at Hatfield House, which dates to the Tudor period and is associated with Queen Elizabeth I. Pictured here is the location from that scene:
A subplot/theme of the movie is the new generation overpowering the old with political, liberal change and an important vote in Parliament about a reform bill. HBC's character is part of a feminist/suffragist group plotting a bombing to influence the vote on the bill - I felt that mirrored a lot of the liberal vs conservative narrative and general political unrest we're seeing going on right now.
Links and Sources:
Here are all the real life filming locations of Enola Holmes, Netflix's Sherlock film
Tewkesbury's house was in a Jonas Brothers music vid!
thetab.com
History - Hatfield Park
www.hatfield-house.co.uk
