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May 12, 2010 (Pen Men at Work): Dame Helen Mirren’s implausibly similar wax body was divulged at Madame Tussauds in London yesterday. The figure appears to be incredibly authentic. Many of the spectators had an enormously difficult time decoding which body of the two was the breathing body.

Dame Helen Mirren bequeathed herself a peck on the cheek when her wax figure was exposed.

The British actress was close at hand for the divulgement of her waxwork figure.

The superstar uttered at the unveiling that this wax body is like transforming into a Dame really. It is an awesome tribute for her.

She also declared jocosely that her spouse desires to get hitched with the wax body of hers since the breathing Helen Mirren is much more quarrelsome than her wax body.

In keeping with the authorized Madame Tussauds website, Mirren’s mirror image is located in the A-list party area, and is clothed by Asprey.

Madame Tussauds PR Manager, Liz Edwards, explicated that they are pleased to greet such a legendary Briton into the attraction. Dame Helen has had an exceptional career and has repeatedly conquered the surveys organized by Madame Tussauds to discover who the public desires to witness at Madame Tussauds.

The competent and highly acclaimed actress only just articulated that she was fed up with motion pictures’ directors casting innumerable British actors as scoundrels in motion pictures. She has declared that this is tantamount to adhering to a stereotype. She has mentioned that not all the Britons are self-important and spiteful personalities. Mirren, who has enacted a British sovereign in three motion pictures, expounded that such unreasonable stereotyping annoys her immensely.

Helen Mirren enacted the title character in the motion picture, ‘The Queen’, which fetched many awards. The Queen is a 2006 British historical drama motion picture directed by Stephen Frears, inscribed by Peter Morgan, and starring Helen Mirren as the title role, HM Queen Elizabeth II. Discharged roughly a decade after the event, the motion picture portrays an imaginary account of the instantaneous events subsequent to the unnatural demise of Diana, Princess of Wales, in a car crash on 31 August 1997. Helen Mirren won the Academy Award For Best Actress for her praiseworthy enactment of the title role of HM Queen Elizabeth II.