Helena Bonham Carter recently shared her admiration for Anthony Hopkins while discussing their new movie, One Life. The duo first worked together in the 1992 film Howard's End, where they shared the same agent. Bonham Carter praised Hopkins as an amazing man and a big supporter from early on in her career.
In One Life, Hopkins portrays Sir Nicholas Winton, a British man who played a crucial role in rescuing hundreds of predominantly Jewish children from Nazi-occupied areas. The film showcases Winton's humanitarian efforts in the 1930s and 1980s, with Bonham Carter portraying Winton's mother, Babi Winton.
Despite not sharing scenes in the movie due to its time jumps, Bonham Carter and Hopkins enjoyed their time on set, with the actress mentioning they had a good laugh together. She expressed her admiration for Hopkins' talent, describing his acting as extraordinary and almost musical in nature.
One Life is based on the book 'It's Not Impossible... The Life of Sir Nicholas Winton' by Barbara Winton, depicting the true story of Winton's heroic actions before World War II. Bonham Carter highlighted Winton's humility and care for others, emphasizing that he never sought recognition for his deeds.
The movie pays tribute to Winton's selfless efforts and the impact he had on the lives of many. Bonham Carter commended Winton's dedication to helping others and his belief in teamwork. She also mentioned that the Winton family lives near her in England.
One Life is currently showing in theaters, offering audiences a glimpse into the remarkable story of Sir Nicholas Winton and his unwavering commitment to saving lives during a tumultuous period in history.
