Kelly Macdonald (born 23 February 1976(1976-02-23)) is a Scottish actress, known for her role in the independent film Trainspotting and mainstream releases such as Nanny McPhee, Gosford Park, Intermission and No Country for Old Men. On television, she is known for her roles in Boardwalk Empire, The Girl in the Café and State of Play. Macdonald was born in Glasgow, Scotland. Her mother was a garment industry sales executive. In August 2003,...
Queen Elinor realizes she has only a blanket covering her after the curse is ...
Merida stands with bow and arrow defending her mother, the bear, against her ...
Merida, King Fergus, the clansmen, and Queen Elinor (still a bear), are in th...
As the queen bear runs from the chambers, Merida tries to convince her father...
King Fergus fights Queen Elinor, still a bear, thinking the bear will hurt Me...
Merida thinks stitching up the tapestry she split will change her mother back...
Merida wants everyone to go to the cellar so she can take Queen Elinor to her...
Merida asks permission of the clans for no more arranged marriages.
Queen Elinor, as a bear, uses sign language to help Merida as she talks with ...
In the shadows, Queen Elinor, still a bear, directs Merida on what to say to ...
Merida tries to stop the clans from quarreling by telling of bravery when mar...
Merida reminds the clans how they fought off marauders so the clans would qui...
Carla Jean tells Chigurh that the moment she saw him she knew she was dead.
When Carla Jean asks Chigurh to spare her life, he tells her that everyone al...
Chigurh explains to Carla Jean that her husband gave up the right to spare he...
When Carla Jean tells Chigurh he doesn't need to kill her, he tells her that ...
Carla Jean comes home to see Chigurh waiting for her in the shadows. She knew...
Carla Jean tells Chigurh that she doesn't have the money that he is looking for.
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