Natascha McElhone

Total Box Office:
 $38.3M
Highest Rated:
94% The Truman Show (1998)
Lowest Rated:
0% Killing Me Softly (2002)
Birthday:
Dec 14
Birthplace:
Hampstead, London, England
Bio:
An actress whose refinement is evident in both her coolly regal beauty and well-measured performances, Natascha McElhone first impressed international critics and audiences with her portrayal of Francoise Gilot, the long-suffering but ultimately triumphant wife of Pablo Picasso in Merchant Ivory's…

Highest Rated Movies

Filmography


MOVIES   

Rating Title Credit Box Office Year
The Sea
  • Actor
-- 2013
Believe
  • Actor
-- 2013
Romeo and Juliet
  • Lady Capulet
-- 2013
56% The Kid
  • Actor
-- 2010
Blessed (2008)
  • Actor
-- 2008
20% The Secret of Moonacre
  • Loveday/Moon Princess
-- 2008
The Company
  • Elizabet Nemeth
-- 2007
Big Nothing
  • Actor
-- 2006
63% Ladies in Lavender
  • Olga
$6.5M 2005
36% Guy X
  • Sgt. Irene Teale
-- 2005
The Other Boleyn Girl
  • Mary Boleyn
-- 2003
66% Solaris
  • Rheya
$14.8M 2002
68% Laurel Canyon
  • Sara
$3.6M 2002
0% Killing Me Softly
  • Deborah Tillis
-- 2002
47% City of Ghosts
  • Sophie
$0.3M 2002
3% fear dot com (FeardotCom)
  • Terry Houston
$13.1M 2002
Contaminated Man (Contagion)
  • Actor
-- 2000
48% Love's Labour's Lost
  • Rosaline
-- 2000
68% Ronin
  • Deirdre
-- 1998
What Rats Won't Do
  • Actor
-- 1998
94% The Truman Show
  • Lauren/Sylvia
-- 1998
29% The Devil's Own
  • Megan Doherty
-- 1997
71% Mrs. Dalloway
  • Clarissa Dalloway (younger)
-- 1997
33% Surviving Picasso
  • Francoise
-- 1996


TV SERIES   

Rating Title Credit Year
Californication
  • Karen
2007-2013

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Quotes from Natascha McElhone's Characters

    1. Lauren/Sylvia: Look at what you've done to him!
    2. Christof: I have given Truman the chance to lead a normal life. The world, the place you live in, is the sick place.
    From The Truman Show. Submitted by Nick S (8 months ago)
    1. Loveday/Moon Princess: Doesn't love change every thing?
    2. Sir Benjamin Merryweather/Sir Wrolf Merryweather: No, but hate does.
    From The Secret of Moonacre. Submitted by Frances H (9 months ago)
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