Helena Bonham Carter, born on May 26, 1966, is a renowned English actress known for her diverse roles in both blockbusters and independent films, particularly in period dramas. She has garnered numerous accolades, including a British Academy Film Award, an International Emmy Award, and nominations for two Academy Awards, four British Academy Television Awards, five Primetime Emmy Awards, and nine Golden Globe Awards. Bonham Carter rose to fame with memorable performances as Lucy Honeychurch in "A Room with a View" and Lady Jane in "Lady Jane." Despite being initially typecast as a virginal "English rose," she has become known for her eccentric fashion sense and penchant for portraying quirky characters. Notable roles include Kate Croy in "The Wings of the Dove," Queen Elizabeth in "The King's Speech," and her appearances in the "Harry Potter" series, "Fight Club," "Les Misérables," "Alice in Wonderland," and "Enola Holmes." She has also collaborated extensively with director Tim Burton in films such as "Corpse Bride," "Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street," and "Dark Shadows." Additionally, Bonham Carter has delivered compelling television performances, notably as Princess Margaret in seasons three and four of Netflix's "The Crown," earning her two Primetime Emmy Award nominations. Born in Islington, London, to a family with a strong political and artistic background, Bonham Carter's heritage includes connections to prominent figures such as Prime

Helena Christensen is a Danish fashion model, former Victoria's Secret Angel, and co-founder of Nylon magazine. Born in Copenhagen in 1968 to a Danish father and Peruvian mother, she won the Miss Universe Denmark crown in 1986 and subsequently represented Denmark in the Miss Universe 1986 pageant. Rising to prominence in the 1990s, she became one of the most popular models of her time, appearing on magazine covers and in fashion campaigns for renowned brands. Christensen is also a successful businesswoman and photographer, having launched her own clothing line and a lingerie collection, and her photography work has been featured in various publications. Furthermore, she has been an advocate for climate change awareness, partnering with organizations to document the impact of climate change in Peru. With her multi-faceted career and philanthropic endeavors, Christensen continues to inspire and make a meaningful impact in the fashion industry and beyond.

Helena Mattsson, born on March 30, 1984, is a talented Swedish actress known for her appearances in both film and television. She began her acting career in Swedish stage productions before making the move to the United States. Mattsson's career took off with her role in the 2007 science fiction action thriller film "Species – The Awakening" and she later appeared in various films such as "You and I" (2008), "Surrogates" (2009), and "Guns, Girls and Gambling" (2012). Growing up in Stockholm, Sweden, Mattsson's interest in acting blossomed at a young age, leading her to study acting at the Södra Latin upper secondary school in Södermalm. At 19, she made the bold move to Hollywood, where she landed her first TV role in the unsold 2004 TV series pilot "Sweden, Ohio." Mattsson's dedication and hard work paid off, allowing her to secure roles in both film and television, including appearances in popular shows such as "Two and a Half Men," "Desperate Housewives," and "Nikita." In addition to her TV work, Mattsson has also graced the big screen, starring alongside renowned actors such as Gary Oldman and Christian Slater in the action film "Guns, Girls and Gambling." She further showcased her versatility as an actress through her appearances in various Lifetime movies. Mattsson's talent and dedication

Kaitlyn Helena Howard, an American actress, gained attention after being discovered by director Josephine Decker at age 15. She made her impressive film debut in the drama "Madeline's Madeline" (2018), a performance that received critical acclaim, with IndieWire naming it as one of the 50 best performances of the 2010s and The New Yorker listing it as the second-best film performance of the 21st century. Born on July 23, 1998, in New York City, to Julia Binet and Will Howard, both artists, Howard's mixed Scandinavian, Eastern European, and African American heritage enriches her background. Her talent was recognized at the Union County Teen Arts Festival, leading to her breakthrough role in "Madeline's Madeline." Howard's career continued to flourish with roles in "Twist," "The Wilds," and "Shoplifters of the World." Her remarkable journey and exceptional performances have established her as a promising talent in the entertainment industry. For more information, visit Helena Howard's IMDb page.

Helena Gualinga, born on February 27, 2002, is a prominent Ecuadorian environmental and human rights activist from the Kichwa Sarayaku community in Pastaza, Ecuador. She hails from a family deeply rooted in activism, with her mother, Noemí Gualinga, and sister, Nina Gualinga, also being influential figures in defending Indigenous women's human rights and environmental causes. Gualinga has been a vocal spokesperson for her community, advocating for the protection of Indigenous land and exposing the conflicts between her community and oil companies. Her activism extends to international platforms, where she raises awareness about the impact of climate change on Indigenous communities in the Amazon and criticizes government policies that authorize oil extraction on Indigenous land.Gualinga's efforts have gained recognition in the media, as she was featured in the documentary "Helena Sarayaku Manta," which documents her life and activism, and was also showcased in Revista Hogar magazine and Vogue magazine. Additionally, she co-founded Polluters Out, a movement aimed at holding fossil fuel industries accountable and demanding action from global leaders. Gualinga's unwavering dedication to environmental and human rights issues has made her a leading voice in the international fight for climate justice and Indigenous rights.