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Helen Mirren

Is Helen Mirren A-List?

YesS

YesHelen Mirren is above A-list, ranked S tier as an icon with generational cultural impact.

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Reached A-list in 1991

Prime Suspect Emmy wins

Ranking Timeline

1980B$1M

The Long Good Friday

Gained widespread recognition for her compelling performance in the British crime film, establishing herself as a serious dramatic actress with international appeal.

1991A$8M+$7M

Prime Suspect Emmy wins

Her portrayal of DCI Jane Tennison in 'Prime Suspect' earned multiple Emmy Awards, making her a household name and television icon in both the UK and US.

2003A$20M+$12M

Dame Commander honor

Knighted by Queen Elizabeth II as Dame Commander of the Order of the British Empire, officially recognizing her extraordinary contributions to British culture and the arts.

2006S$40M+$20M

The Queen Oscar win

Won the Academy Award for Best Actress for portraying Queen Elizabeth II in 'The Queen,' achieving global acclaim and completing her Triple Crown of Acting.

2010S$60M+$20M

RED franchise blockbuster success

Starred in the action-comedy 'RED' and its sequel, proving her box-office appeal in mainstream blockbusters and significantly increasing her wealth and star power.

2017S$85M+$25M

Fast & Furious franchise

Joined the massively successful 'Fast & Furious' franchise, exposing her to younger global audiences and earning substantial paychecks from one of cinema's biggest properties.

2026S$100M+$15M

Enduring global icon status

At 80, Dame Helen Mirren remains a universally recognized global icon, actively working in major films, celebrated for her unmatched versatility and cultural dominance across decades.

Last updated: February 25, 2026