Helen Carey
Helen Carey
Helen Carey has appeared in 9 movies on CringeMDb. 6 contain sex scenes, nudity or sexual violence, and 3 do not.
- Most recent parent-safe movie: Julie & Julia (2009)
- Most recent with adult content: The Next Three Days (2010)
Born January 13, 1944 · Known for acting
66.7% Featured Movie Cringe Score (9 movies)
Helen Carey Movie Credits
Certified Parent-Safe
Julie & Julia
...as Louisette Bertholle
Just the Ticket
...as Mrs. Bennett, N.Y. Times Food Critic
The Pelican Brief
...as Federal Clerk
Certified Cringeworthy
Little Children
...as Jean
Black Knight
...as The Queen
21
...as Ellen Campbell
The Next Three Days
...as Grace Brennan
American Primitive
...as Mrs. Yates
The Emperor's Club
...as Miss Johnston
About Helen Carey
Helen Carey – American actress, born 13 January 1944 in Boston, Massachusetts, USA. A distinguished stage actress who has toured internationally (Ontario, Dublin, Washington, Broadway), she earned a Theatre World Award and a Tony Award nomination for London Assurance (1997), and has also appeared in Pygmalion, Anthony and Cleopatra, Macbeth, and Hedda Gabler (2009, as Juliane Tesman). She holds three Helen Hayes Awards for her Washington appearances. Her most notable film roles include a Federal Clerk in The Pelican Brief (1993), The Queen in Black Knight (2001), Miss Johnston in The Emperor's Club (2002), Jean in Little Children (2006, opposite Kate Winslet), Ellen Campbell in 21 (2008), Louisette Bertholle in Julie & Julia (2009), and Grace Brennan in The Next Three Days (2010, opposite Russell Crowe).
On television she is best known for A.S.A. Maggie Conroy in Homicide: Life on the Street (1995–1997, 7 episodes), Charlotte Swan in Law & Order (1999–2005, 4 episodes), Peggy Fitzgerald in Brotherhood (2006–2007, 6 episodes), Judge Helen Davis in House (2007), and guest appearances in Seinfeld (1998), Without a Trace (2004), The Good Wife (2013), and Political Animals (2012).
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