arts From Surf Wiki (app.surf) — the open knowledge base
Tilda Swinton Quality 0.50 · 1 view · Updated 3 months ago
British actress (born 1960)
This article is rendered in your browser. Enable JavaScript to read it.
1960-births 20th-century-english-actresses 20th-century-scottish-actresses 21st-century-english-actresses 21st-century-scottish-actresses actresses-from-london alumni-of-new-hall,-cambridge androgynous-people anglo-scots audiobook-narrators best-actress-european-film-award-winners best-supporting-actress-bafta-award-winners best-supporting-actress-academy-award-winners british-queer-actresses british-shakespearean-actresses clan-swinton communist-party-of-great-britain-members david-di-donatello-winners golden-lion-for-lifetime-achievement-recipients english-film-actresses english-people-of-australian-descent english-people-of-scottish-descent english-television-actresses english-voice-actresses honorary-golden-bear-recipients living-people people-educated-at-fettes-college people-educated-at-queen's-gate-school people-from-nairn royal-shakespeare-company-members scottish-film-actresses scottish-lgbtq-people scottish-people-of-english-descent scottish-people-of-australian-descent scottish-television-actresses scottish-voice-actresses volpi-cup-for-best-actress-winners
Content sourced from wikipedia_dump, available under
CC BY-SA 4.0 .
This content may have been generated or modified by AI, and may be sourced from third parties. CloudSurf Software LLC makes no warranties as to its accuracy, completeness, or reliability, and accepts no liability for it. Always verify important information against primary sources.
