Helen Mirren Praises Jane Fonda for Her 'Radical' and 'Remarkable' Life

Helen Mirren Praises Jane Fonda for her 'Radical' and 'Remarkable' Life

Helen Mirren is giving flowers to a woman that means a great deal to her. “One of my Women of Worth is actually another L’Oréal ambassador, and that’s Jane Fonda,” Mirren, 80, exclusively told Us Weekly at the L’Oréal Paris Women of Worth Celebration on December 2 in Los Angeles. “I’ve always thought [about] what an absolute remarkable life she’s had and with [an] incredible expanse of different things. Always constantly with energy, commitment,…

‘Goodbye June’ Review: Kate Winslet’s Directorial Debut Is a Star-Studded Christmas Weepie About How Death Can Bring a Family Back Together

Written by Winslet's son, Netflix's soggy yuletide sop stars Helen Mirren, Andrea Riseborough, Johnny Flynn, and the director herself.

Kate Winslet said she doesn't like the term 'nepo baby'

Kate Winslet and her son on the red carpet.JUSTIN TALLIS / AFP via Getty ImagesKate Winslet thinks the term 'nepo baby' is silly, and she tells her kids to ignore it.Winslet's directorial debut, "Goodbye June," which is out in December, was written by her son.She came to his defense, claiming it would have been made "with or without her."Kate Winslet thinks the term nepo baby is "silly."The Oscar winner and mom-of-three told the BBC on Wednesday…

‘Goodbye June’ Review: Kate Winslet’s Fine Directorial Debut With Helen Mirren And Top British Cast Is Sad, Funny, Hopeful, And A Holiday Gift

Considering the fact that Kate Winslet’s directorial debut, Goodbye June is set around the Christmas season it seems entirely appropriate for Netflix to debut it on the streaming service Christmas Eve after a brief theatrical run beginning tomorrow. That said I wouldn’t give it the indignity of calling it a “Christmas movie”. It is much more than that, but if you are looking for an unexpected spiritual lift this season from a film revolving arou…

Goodbye June review: New Netflix movie is a near flawless directorial debut for Kate Winslet — but you’ll cry your eyes out

Did I have Helen Mirren being fictionally killed off on my Christmas bingo card? No – but I'm so glad she agreed to star in new Netflix movie Goodbye June.

Helen Mirren broke ‘two personal rules’ to star in Kate Winslet’s directorial debut

‘Goodbye June,’ about a messy family forced to reunite to support their ailing mother, is out Friday on Netflix