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RECENT CREDITS

The Jazz Baroness (TV) Nov. 25, 2009

State of Play (FILM) Apr. 17, 2009

Inkheart (FILM) Jan. 23, 2009

The 80th Annual Academy Awards (TV) Feb. 24, 2008

National Treasure: Book of Secrets (FILM) Dec. 21, 2007

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HIGHLIGHTS

2009 Cast as the ruthless editor of the Washington Globe in the political thriller, "State of Play"

2008 Published her memoir, In the Frame

2006 Starred opposite Cuba Gooding Jr. in Lee Daniels' indie film "Shadowboxer"

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The Jazz Baroness 2009

Narrator

Brighton Rock -Ida Cokery

Actor

Film

Love Ranch -Grace Botempo

Actor

Film

The Debt (Remake) -Rachel Singer

Actor

Film

The Gift (Jam Pictures) -Helen

Actor

Film

The Last Station -Sofya Andreyevna

Actor

Film

The Tempest -Prospera

Actor

Film

Yes Madam, Sir

Narrator

Film

Red (Summit Entertainment) 2010 -Cast

Actor

Film

Guardians of Ga'Hoole 2010

Voice

Film

Alfred Hitchcock and the Making of Psycho -Alma Reville

Actor

Film

In America -Cast

Actor

Film

The Professor's Wife

Actor

Film

State of Play 2009 -Cameron Lynne

Actor

Film

Inkheart 2009 -Elinor Loredan

Actor

Film

The 80th Annual Academy Awards 2008 -Presenter

Actor

National Treasure: Book of Secrets 2007 -Emily Appleton

Actor

Film

The 59th Annual Primetime Emmy Awards 2007 -Presenter

Actor

Countdown To The Emmys 2007 2007 -Herself

Actor

Barbara Walters Oscar Special 2007 -Interviewee

Actor

Prime Suspect 7: The Final Act 2006 -Jane Tennison

Actor

Part 2 (2006) -Jane Tennison

Actor

TV Episode

Part 1 (2006) -Jane Tennison

Actor

TV Episode

The Queen 2006 -The Queen

Actor

Film

The 58th Annual Primetime Emmy Awards 2006 -Presenter

Actor

Shadowboxer 2006 -Rose

Actor

Film

The 28th Annual Kennedy Center Honors: A Celebration of the Performing Arts 2005 -Presenter

Actor

Elizabeth I 2005 -Elizabeth I

Actor

The Hitchhiker's Guide To the Galaxy 2005 -Voice of Deep Thought

Actor

Film

The Clearing 2004 -Eileen Hayes

Actor

Film

Pride 2004 -of Macheeba

Voice

The 58th Annual Tony Awards 2004 -Presenter

Actor

Cary Grant: A Class Apart 2004

Narrator

Raising Helen 2004 -Dominique

Actor

Film

Calendar Girls 2003 -Chris

Actor

Film

Prime Suspect 6: The Last Witness 2004 -Det Supt Jane Tennison

Actor

Part 2 (2004) -Det Supt Jane Tennison

Actor

TV Episode

Part 1 (2004) -Det Supt Jane Tennison

Actor

TV Episode

The 55th Annual Primetime Emmy Awards 2003 -Presenter

Actor

Tennessee Williams' The Roman Spring of Mrs. Stone 2003 -Karen Stone

Actor

Door to Door 2002 -Mrs. Porter

Actor

No Such Thing 2002 -The Boss

Actor

Film

Last Orders 2002 -Amy

Actor

Film

A Salute to Robert Altman: An American Maverick 2002 -Cast

Actor

Gosford Park 2001 -Mrs Wilson

Actor

Film

Martha Stewart's Home For the Holidays 2001

Actor

Greenfingers 2001 -Georgina Woodhouse

Actor

Film

On the Edge 2001

Director

The Pledge 2001 -Doctor

Actor

Film

2010 2000 -Tanya Kirbuk

Actor

Film

Third Watch 1999 -Cast

Actor

Revelations (2005) -Cast

Actor

TV Episode

Caligula 1999 -Caesonia

Actor

Film

Teaching Mrs. Tingle 1999 -Mrs Tingle

Actor

Film

The Passion of Ayn Rand 1999 -Ayn Rand

Actor

The Prince of Egypt 1998 -of the Queen

Voice

Film

Painted Lady 1998 -Maggie Sheridan

Associate Producer, Actor

The 19th Annual CableACE Awards 1997 -Presenter

Actor

Critical Care 1997 -Stella

Actor

Film

The 49th Annual Primetime Emmy Awards 1997 -Presenter

Actor

Prime Suspect 5: Errors of Judgement 1997 -Jane Tennison

Actor

Some Mother's Son 1996 -Kathleen Quigley

Actor, Associate Producer

Film

The Great War and the Shaping of the 20th Century 1996 -of Margaret Rhonnda/ Princess Evelyn Blucher

Voice

Star Trek: 30 Years and Beyond 1996

Actor

Losing Chase 1996 -Chase Philips

Actor

Prime Suspect: The Scent of Darkness 1996 -Superintendent Jane Tennison

Actor

Prime Suspect: Inner Circles 1996 -Jane Tennison

Actor

Tracey Takes On... 1996

Actor

Prime Suspect: The Lost Child 1995 -Jane Tennison

Actor

Inside the Academy Awards 1995

Actor

The Madness of King George 1994 -Queen Charlotte

Actor

Film

D-Day Remembered -- A Musical Tribute From the QE2 1994

Actor

Prime Suspect 3 1994 -Detective Chief Inspector Jane Tennison

Actor

Royal Deceit 1994 -Queen Geruth

Actor

Film

The Hawk 1993 -Annie Marsh

Actor

Film

Dr. Bethune 1993 -Frances Penny Bethune

Actor

Film

Frasier 1993 -Guest Caller Babette

Actor

Coots and Ladders (2004) -Guest Caller Babette

Actor

TV Episode

Prime Suspect 2 1993 -Detective Chief Inspector Jane Tennison

Actor

Where Angels Fear to Tread 1992 -Lilia Herriton

Actor

Film

Prime Suspect 1992 -Detective Chief Inspector Jane Tennison

Actor

The Hidden Room 1991

Actor

The Comfort of Strangers 1991 -Caroline

Actor

Film

The Siskel & Ebert Special 1990

Actor

The Cook, the Thief, His Wife and Her Lover 1990 -Georgina SpicaAlbert Spica's Wife

Actor

Film

When the Whales Came 1989 -Clemmie Jenkins

Actor

Film

Cause Celebre 1988 -Alma Rattenbury

Actor

Pascali's Island 1988 -Lydia Neuman

Actor

Film

The Little Mermaid 1987 -Princess Emilia

Actor

The Mosquito Coast 1986 -Mother

Actor

Film

Heavenly Pursuits 1986 -Ruth Chancellor

Actor

Film

White Nights 1985 -Galina Ivanova

Actor

Film

Cal 1984 -Marcella Morton

Actor

Film

The Long Good Friday 1982 -Victoria

Actor

Film

Excalibur 1981 -Morgana

Actor

Film

Hussy 1980 -Beaty Simons

Actor

Film

S.O.S. Titanic 1979 -May Sloan

Actor

As You Like It 1979 -Rosalind

Actor

Kiss Kiss, Kill Kill 1974 -Stella MacKenzie

Actor

O Lucky Man! 1973 -Patricia

Actor

Film

Cousin Bette 1972

Actor

Savage Messiah 1972 -Gosh SmithBoyle

Actor

Film

Age of Consent 1970 -Cora

Actor

Film

A Midsummer Night's Dream -Hermia

Actor

Film

Hamlet -Gertrude

Actor

Film

NT Live: Phèdre -Phèdre

Actor

Film

Invocation Maya Deren -Narration

Narrator

Film

People of the Forest: The Chimps of Gombe -Narration

Narrator

Film

Red King, White Knight -Anna

Actor

Film

The Fiendish Plot of Dr. Fu Manchu -Alice Rage

Actor

Film

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Highlights

2009 Cast as the ruthless editor of the Washington Globe in the political thriller, "State of Play"

2008 Published her memoir, In the Frame

2006 Starred opposite Cuba Gooding Jr. in Lee Daniels' indie film "Shadowboxer"

2006 Reprised role of Inspector Jane Tennison in the PBS Masterpiece Theatre miniseries "Prime Suspect: The Final Act"; received a Golden Globe nomination for Best Actress in a Miniseries or Television Mov

2006 Offered an award winning performance as the Queen of England in the Channel 4/HBO joint production of "Elizabeth I"

2006 Portrayed Queen Elizabeth II following the tragic death of Diana, Princess Of Wales in "The Queen"

2004 Appeared in the Comedy "Raising Helen" directed by Garry Marshall

2004 Co-starred with Robert Redford and Willem Dafoe in the thriller "The Clearing"

2003 Starred in the television feature "The Roman Spring of Mrs. Stone"; received Emmy, Golden Globe and SAG nominations for Best Actress in a Miniseries or Movie

2003 Starred in "Calender Girls"as one of the women of the Rylstone Women's Institute in North Yorkshire that posed nude in 1999, to raise money for Leukemia; earned a Golden Globe nomination for Best Actr

2003 Returned as Inspector Jane Tennison to the PBS Masterpiece Theatre miniseries "Prime Suspect 6: The Last Witness''; received an Emmy nomination for Outstanding Actress in a Miniseries or Movie (2004)

2002 Cast as a ruthless TV news producer in Hal Hartley's "No Such Thing"

2002 Co-starred in the Television movie "Door To Door"; earned Golden Globe and SAG nominations for Best Actress in a Miniseries or TV Movie; received an Emmy nomination for Supporting Actress

2001 Directed the short, "Happy Birthday" (filmed 2000); aired on Showtime as part of Directed By series in the edition entitled "On the Edge"

2001 Returned to Broadway opposite Ian McKellen in "The Dance of Death"

2001 Played the efficient housekeeper Mrs. Wilson in Robert Altman's "Gosford Park"; reteamed on screen with Clive Owen and Michael Gambon; earned second Best Supporting Actress Oscar nomination

2000 Co-starred opposite Stuart Townsend in the Donmar staging of "Orpheus Descending"

2000 Had leading comic role as a gardening expert in the British comedy "Greenfingers"; screened at Cannes; first screen teaming with Clive Owen (released theatrically in the USA in 2001)

1999 Gave a brilliant star turn in the title role of the Showtime film "The Passion of Ayn Rand"; received second Emmy Award

1999 Cast as the titular educator in the black comedy "Teaching Mrs. Tingle"

1999 Returned to the London stage in "Collected Stories"

1998 Starred opposite Alan Rickman in the London stage production of "Antony and Cleopatra"

1998 Voiced the Queen in the animated feature "The Prince of Egypt"

1997 Associate produced and starred as a faded rock singer turned sleuth in the British TV mystery "Painted Lady"; aired on PBS in the USA

1996 First screen credit as associate producer on "Some Mother's Son"; also starred as an Irishwoman whose son is imprisoned for alleged IRA activities

1995 Made Broadway debut in "A Month in the Country"; received a Tony nomination

1994 Played the queen in "Prince of Jutland/Royal Deceit," a drama that purported to tell the "real" story of Hamlet

1994 Received a Best Supporting Actress Oscar nomination playing the loyal queen in "The Madness of King George"; co-starring Nigel Hawthorne and Rupert Everett

1990 Created signature role of Detective Inspector Jane Tennison in the Granada Television drama "Prime Suspect" (aired in USA on PBS in 1991); reprised the role in several series between 1992 and 2006

1990 Co-starred with Rupert Everett in the thriller "The Comfort of Strangers"

1989 Had title role of the cheating spouse of a gangster in Peter Greenaway's "The Cook, the Thief, His Wife and Her Lover" opposite Michael Gambon

1988 Acted opposite Ben Kingsley in "Pascali's Island"

1986 Starred opposite Harrison Ford in "The Mosquito Coast"

1985 Met future husband Taylor Hackford when he directed her in "White Nights"

1984 Offered a beautifully nuanced turn as the widow of a British soldier who falls in love with the young Irishman responsible for his death in "Cal"; earned the Best Actress award at the Cannes Film Fest

1984 Cast as a Russian astronaut in "2010"

1983 Played Imogen in the BBC/PBS version of Shakespeare's "Cymbeline"

1983 Had second go as the Egyptian queen in "Antony and Cleopatra" opposite Michael Gambon

1981 Was featured as Morgana (aka Morgan Le Fey) in John Boorman's "Excalibur"

1981 Cast as the fairy queen Titania in the BBC/PBS adaptation of "A Midsummer Night's Dream"

1979 Co-starred in the notorious and controversial feature "Caligula"

1979 Played the love interest to Bob Hoskins' gangster in the acclaimed "The Long Good Friday"

1978 Had lead role of Rosalind in the BBC/PBS production of Shakespeare's "As You Like It"; part of a series in which all the Bard's plays were performed

1975 Garnered acclaim for her stage performance in "The Sea Gull"

1975 Starred opposite Laurence Olivier, Alan Bates and Malcolm McDowell in British TV adaptation of Harold Pinter's play "The Collection"

1974 Starred opposite Michael Jayston in the thriller "Kiss Kiss, Kill Kill" (ABC); film aired in Great Britain as "Coffin for the Bride"

1973 Appeared in Lindsay Anderson's "O Lucky Man!"

1972 - 1973 Toured Africa and America with Peter Brook's theater company

1972 Co-starred in Ken Russell's "Savage Messiah" and had title role in film "Miss Julie"

1971 Had supporting role in the BBC production of "Cousin Bette"; aired on PBS' "Masterpiece Theater" in 1972

1969 Offered memorable turn as the unclothed muse for James Mason in "Age of Consent"

1968 Played Hermia in a British TV adaptation of "A Midsummer's Night Dream"; directed by Peter Hall (released theatrically in the USA)

1967 Joined Royal Shakespeare Company

1967 TV debut in BBC production of "Herostradus"

1965 Played Cleopatra at the Old Vic with the National Youth Theater at age 18