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Aug 7, 2019 · John Plunkett. Updated August 7th, 2019. Kathy Burke’s given a great interview to the Guardian today and it’s well worth 5 minutes of your time. One mildly unexpected consequence was that it made her brilliant response to Helena Bonham Carter back in the ’90s go viral all over again. It’s from Time Out, and it’s Burke’s wonderful ...
Oct 27, 2016 · 27 October 2016. Burke… had a few choice words for Helena Bonham Carter – Credit: Getty/WENN. Kathy Burke has rarely been one to mince her words. As if to compound this, the actress has recalled a brief war of words she had with fellow thesp Helena Bonham Carter in the 90s. – Seth Rogen animation Sausage Party hungry for Oscar glory.
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Oct 27, 2016 · Before celebrities could argue with each other on social media, they had to do it in the letters pages of magazines and newspapers. In the 90’s Kathy Burke had this wonderful response to Helena Bonham Carter complaining about hard it is being pretty and posh. Marvellously eloquent and succinct. In the 90's, before Twitter, one […]
It's a little too rude to quote here, but let's just say that when Helena Bonham Carter said something Burke disagreed with in the '90s, Burke gave an iconic response... by writing into Time Out magazine. You can check out Burke's legendary letter to the editor, which regularly gets recirculated on Twitter, here.
Aug 13, 1995 · In a letter to the London magazine Time Out last October, replying to comments made in an interview by Helena Bonham Carter, the actress Kathy Burke wrote: ‘As a lifelong member of the non-pretty working classes, I would like to say to Helena Bonham Carter (wholly pledged member of the very pretty upper-middle classes): shut up you stupid c-.’.
Jan 25, 2018 · My favourite story about Kathy Burke comes from the 1990s, when she responded to Helena Bonham Carter’s complaint that she was “punished” by casting directors for not being “trendily working class” with an open letter to Time Out. “As a lifelong member of the non-pretty working classes,” wrote Burke, “I would like to say to ...
Aug 7, 2019 · Burke, people say, is a Real Person, citing incidents such as the letter she sent to Time Out magazine in the 90s, calling out Helena Bonham Carter for complaining about being posh and pretty. In the letter, she referred to herself as “a lifelong member of the non-pretty working classes”, and signed off with a four-letter word.
