HD Screencaptures and HQ Stills of Helen Mirren from sixth episode of 1923 have now been added to the site.

The gallery has been updated with HD screencaptures of Dame Helen Mirren from the latest episode of 1923. Enjoy!

I added to the gallery missing stills of past and new episodes of 1923 featuring Helen Mirren as Cara Dutton.
Additionally, in our gallery, you will find also more posters and promotional photos from the show.

Oscar winner Helen Mirren is set to star as celebrated author Patricia Highsmith in new movie Switzerland, whose plot will mirror one of the Tom Ripley novels for which the American novelist was most famous.

Filmmaker and celebrated music video director Anton Corbijn, whose credits include Control, A Most Wanted Man and The American, is aboard to direct the movie, which FilmNation will be launching for world sales at next week’s EFM.

In Switzerland, Highsmith’s late life solitude in the Swiss Alps is interrupted by Edward, a young literary agent who is sent by the writer’s relentless publishing company to convince her to pen one last novel in her wildly popular Ripley series (which includes the classic The Talented Mr Ripley). Highsmith uses her famously macabre imagination to scare Edward away, but before they know it a collaboration ensues, leaving the world they’ve constructed indistinguishable from their own.

Producers are Gaby Tana (Philomena), Troy Lum (The Water Diviner) and Andrew Mason (The Water Diviner) for Brouhaha Entertainment and Jim Robison and Kurt Martin for Lunar Pictures. Filming is due to take place this year in Europe.

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The episodes keep getting more and more intense and I’m loving Helen Mirren presence a lot.
Enjoy the one HQ still and the HD screencaptures from the fourth episode of 1923.

Another episode of 1923 and it’s getting more and more intense for Dame Helen Mirren. Enjoy!

The second episode of 1923 aired on Christmas Day but there was not much (or enough) Dame Helen Mirren to my taste. However, I have screencapped it and added to the gallery with a new poster and photo stills from the first episode. Enjoy!

“I’ve sort of caught up with him,” Helen Mirren said of her 1923 costar Harrison Ford.

Helen Mirren says her working relationship with 1923 costar Harrison Ford was “obviously very, very different” when they first worked together in 1986.

“The relationship was obviously very, very different then because Harrison was already an enormous movie star and I was a theatre actress out of London and nobody had heard of me,” Mirren, 77, told the U.K.’s The Times in an interview published Thursday of acting with Ford, 80, in the 1986 movie The Mosquito Coast.

“Now our relationship is very different because I’ve sort of caught up with him,” the Academy Award-winning actress told the publication. “Well, I’ll never catch up with him completely but I’m a little bit closer than I was.”< Asked whether Mirren may still be “intimidated” by working with him decades later, Ford simply told The Times: “No, I think she’s over that.”

Decades after The Mosquito Coast, Ford and Mirren find themselves starring together again in Taylor Sheridan’s Yellowstone prequel series 1923. Ford told the outlet the two are “havin’ a good time” working together.

“She’s not precious at all — a member of the acting troupe,” the Indiana Jones star told The Times of Mirren. “She throws herself into everything without any hesitation.”

Asked how different Mirren remembers Ford in the 1980s compared to working with him today, the actress said he was “quite different” back in the day.

“He had that carapace which is essential for people who have reached that level of popular stardom,” she said of Ford. “It’s so full-on, you have to develop some sort of defensive armor. He was always lovely to kids; grown-ups, not so much.”

Mirren went on to recall an incident in Belize while filming The Mosquito Coast in which Ford dealt with a rude person at a party “with great grace.”

“We went to this party and this woman put her face in his face and said, ‘I’m sure you think I know who you are, well I don’t,’ ” she told the outlet. “It was just so rude and thoughtless and horrible, and that’s the sort of thing he had to deal with. He dealt with it with great grace, I have to say. He was just like, ‘Well, OK.’ ”

In working with Ford on the new series, Mirren complimented the actor’s sense of professionalism to this day.

“It’s rather British actually — don’t make a fuss, just get on with it,” she told The Times. “He never disappears into his trailer, the set is never waiting for him. I think he loves the whole business of film-making.”

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The series has started really great and I’m totally hooked. Hoped you had a chance to see it and enjoy the HD screencaptures of Dame Helen Mirren.

Kendrick Lamar gets deep in his feelings with the one and only Helen Mirren in the new music video for “Count Me Out.” Lamar directed clip with his frequent collaborator Dave Free.

Mirren plays Lamar’s therapist in the latest Mr. Morale and the Big Steppers visual, which opens in the middle of a session. After Lamar shares an anecdote about swooping in and stealing a woman’s parking spot, he cops to a late-night text to his analyst — “I feel like I’m fallen” — and then proceeds to unload his feeling.

Check out screencaptures from the video clip in our gallery.