Pictures from all public appearances, ranging from 2003 to 2005, have been added to the photo gallery. These three years cover promotional tours for “Calendar Girls”, “The Roman Spring of Mrs. Stone” as well as Taylor Hackford’s promotion for “Ray” and various Golden Globes, Emmys and Academy Awards appearances. To launch all last added pictures, click any of the previews below.

Photo Gallery – Public Appearances – 2003
Photo Gallery – Public Appearances – 2004
Photo Gallery – Public Appearances – 2005

Pictures from all of 2006’s public appearanes have been added to the photo gallery. In 2006, Helen was busy promoting “The Queen” with premieres in London, Los Angeles, New York and at the Venice Film Festival, as well as “Elizabeth I.”, for which she picked up a Primetime Emmy Award. To launch all last added pictures, click any of the previews below.

Yesterday, Bryan Cranston, Helen Mirren, Diane Lane and Michael Stuhlbarg have attended the New York premiere for “Trumbo” at the MoMa. Additionally, on November 1, Helen has attended the Shakespeare Theatre Gala honoring director Julie Taymor. As quoted by The Washington Post, “Julie is a great director and a great friend. That’s why I wanted to be here,” Mirren said in a brief pre-dinner interview. “She was the first woman to direct me, and that meant very much to me.” Really? The first woman? “Well,” Mirren said, “the first woman to direct me in anything of that scope. And as a woman director, she has faced great adversity.” Pictures from both events have been added to the photo gallery.

Photo Gallery – Public Appearances – 2015 – “Trumbo” Premiere (New York)
Photo Gallery – Public Appearances – 2015 – Shakespeare Theatre’s Gala Honoring Julie Taymor

Today, they are at the centre of British cultural life and among our greatest exports – the acting dames, an exclusive club of stage and screen greats who were honoured for their services to drama. But, lurking in the BBC archives – from long before their talents were recognised by royal decree – we find the early work and some career defining moments of Judi Dench, Maggie Smith, Diana Rigg and Helen Mirren. David Tennant narrates the story of our dames of classic drama, from a golden age of British television drama. “Dames of Classic Drama” airs on BBC Four on November 8, 20:00.

There’s no resting for Helen Mirren these days. After promoting “Woman in Gold” in Tokyo, she has returned to Beverly Hills this week for the premiere of “Trumbo” as well as the 29th Annual Israel Film Festival. Mirren, speaking of her love for Israel, shared her experience working on a Kibbutz and sleeping on the beach in Eilat while visiting the country in 1967. She further noted that Israel played a significant role in her career. “My visit to Israel is part of the building blocks that have made me into the actress that I am,” she said. “I think that through all the difficulties and all the pain that Israel has suffered in the past and will in the future, the great thing that Israel has is Israelis.” Pictures from all three events have been added to the photo gallery.

Photo Gallery – Public Appearances – 2015 – “Trumbo” Premiere (Beverly Hills)
Photo Gallery – Public Appearances – 2015 – “Trumbo” Press Conference (Beverly Hills)
Photo Gallery – Public Appearances – 2015 – 29th Annual Israel Film Festival – Opening Night

The promotion tour for “Woman in Gold” continues with a trip to Tokyo, Japan. On October 22, Helen has attended the festival’s opening ceremony, as well as today’s screening of the film. Pictures from both events have been added to the photo gallery.

Here we go. Over 5.000 pictures from 2007’s public appearances have been added to the photo gallery. In this year, Helen received an Academy Award, two Golden Globes, two Screen Actors Guild Awards, a BAFTA, a Primetime Emmy and a dozen more awards for her work on “The Queen”, “Elizabeth I.” and “Prime Suspect”. A crowning achievement for an already astonishing career. To launch all last added pictures, click any of the previews below.

Dame Helen Mirren has been named Britain’s most empowering woman, in a poll voted by 2,000 other women. Helen Mirren topped the poll, followed by J.K Rowling, Michelle Obama, Adele, Jessica Ennis-Hill, Angelina Jolie, Jennifer Lawrence and Kate Winslet who all made the top 10. As part of the poll, commissioned by Lil-Lets, 55 per cent said that empowered stars make them feel more confident about their appearance and the things they do. If anyone could make you feel empowered, it’s Helen Mirren. Not only does she have four Emmys, five Baftas, two Golden Globes, a damehood – but she also speaks perfectly about body image and confidence. ‘I’m a woman that loves make-up and getting dressed up. As I get older, I don’t look as good, but I don’t give a damn. There’s a huge pressure on young girls to look a certain way these days but, as I age, I’ve lost that incredible insecurity of youth.’

At the 29th Israel Film Festival, Helen Mirren will be honored with the 2015 IFF Career Achievement Award. “We are very proud to honor such an extraordinary talent as Helen Mirren whose work inspires and emotionally moves millions of filmgoers around the world,” said Meir Fenigstein, founder and executive director of IsraFest Foundation. It was previously announced that the IFF will also honor Aaron Sorkin with the Achievement in Film & Television award. The IFF Opening Night Gala takes place Oct 28 at the Saban Theatre in Beverly Hills. The Israel Film Festival will run from Oct. 28 to Nov. 19.

On Wednesday, “Trumbo” received a gala screening at the BFI London Film Festival. Bryan Cranston, John Goodman and Helen Mirren were in attendance to promote the film. Pictures from the photocall, press conference and premiere have been added to the photo gallery.

Photo Gallery – Public Appearances – 2015 – BFI London Film Festival – “Trumbo” Premiere
Photo Gallery – Public Appearances – 2015 – BFI London Film Festival – “Trumbo” Press Conference
Photo Gallery – Public Appearances – 2015 – BFI London Film Festival – “Trumbo” Photocall