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Kenneth Branagh

Then

Sir Kenneth Branagh, a British actor, director, producer, and screenwriter, has made significant contributions to the world of entertainment. With roots in Belfast, Ireland, Branagh's career spans across stage, film, and television. Known for his Shakespearean adaptations, such as his directorial and starring role in the 1989 film Henry V, Branagh has showcased his talent and passion for the Bard's works. Additionally, his collaboration with Emma Thompson on the Renaissance revival of Look Back in Anger led to both professional success and a marriage between the two esteemed actors.

Now

Kenneth's marriage to Thompson came to an end in 1995, amidst revelations of an affair with Helena Bonham Carter, his co-star in Mary Shelley's Frankenstein. Following Thompson's divorce filing, Branagh and Bonham Carter publicly acknowledged their romance, although it eventually fizzled out. In 2003, he tied the knot with Lindsay Brunnock, a film art director whom he met while working on Shackleton. Throughout his illustrious career, Branagh has received widespread acclaim, earning nominations for five Academy Awards and five Golden Globes. His accolades include an Emmy Award and three BAFTAs, solidifying his status as a highly revered figure in the world of entertainment.