Aussie actress Melissa George has been kicking around Hollywood for over a decade. Her trademark blonde hair and blue eyes are surely a standout in California where blondes are like, so rare.
Recurring roles on popular shows like Alias and Grey’s Anatomy have kept her off the street, though a long string of questionable movies has kept her off the A-list. Her IMDB profile saw a popularity spike after she played the same role in both the Australian and American versions of The Slap. In 2016 she got her own show, Heartbeat, which sadly flatlined after one season.
Jenny Agutter started life as an English army brat and got her first movie role at the tender age of 12. After 50 years in the business, she’s no longer tender, but she’s been acting steadily ever since with over 110 film and television credits.
Don’t tell Donald Trump that Helen Mirren’s actual name is Ilyena Mironoff given his paranoia about Russian interference. Mirren likely wouldn’t care; her father was a Russian arms dealer during World War I who became trapped in London. Helen owes her accent and stiff upper lip to her Brit mom.

I love awards season, because aside from the fact I obviously love movies and tv and music and celebrities, I like to see fancy bitches be fancy in clothes I could never possibly afford. I expected a lot from the BAFTAs this weekend because British hoes are supposed to be super fashionable, but I was sadly left with a major case of the “Mehs”.
Helen Mirren is a great actress with a good sense of humor, a fantastic rack, and, evidently, a bit of a temper. Last weekend,?when?her highly acclaimed theatrical?performance as?Queen Elizabeth II in “The Audience”?was interrupted by loud drumming outside the theater, a pissed-off Helen dashed right out … wig, pearls, and all …?and told the drummers to fuck off.
A new trailer for Russell Brand?s probably eagerly awaited latest film, a remake of Steve Gordon?s 1981 film Arthur, has been released, so we here at hecklerspray thought we?d take some time to take a peek and try to figure out what we can expect from the latest in a long line of Hollywood remakes of films and TV shows from the 80s.

