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An exclusive interview with Dame Helen Mirren’s brother reveals how the outspoken director’s life has taken a dark turn
As a teenager Dame Helen Mirren fell victim to domestic violence after accusing a jealous boyfriend, the film-maker’s family claims.
The family of the Oscar-winning actor-turned-actress has now accused the actor of not taking abuse from his ex-partner because he wants to win the Academy Award for Best Actress in a Feature Film.
After revealing his fears of being attacked or bullied again, the 57-year-old said: ‘베스트 카지노It’s important not to have a negative relationship with someone until you really understand them.’
In the wake of his death, the news was met with a great deal of speculation by his family, his friends and friends of friends that his father was suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder, and other rumours.
On 강남출장샵a visit to the Mirren family home in West Midlands in the U.K., it was revealed that his brother John, 41, is suffering the exact same condition and has taken a year to cope.
John Mirren has suffered from PTSD after being beaten up by ex-boyfriend
‘It’s a horrible thing you can go through. It’s horrible, really, especially in the middle of a football match in February because there’s no help that you can have,’ his brother said.
‘We really feel like we have no other choice but to take him to see a therapist and he’s going to have to go to Manchester’s Maudsley hospital. He’s a sick man.’
Dame Helen Mirren’s son Paul, 52, said: ‘At first people thought it was his dad who was abusing the man. But this is the first evidence that a doctor has seen on the X-ray and it shows a torn ligament in his right wrist. It’s devastating, but hopefully he’s going to be OK. We want him back to be able to talk about it in court.’
Speaking about his mother, his sister Jenny said: ‘She was always very brave and her love of life was to make a difference. If you don’t stop what you’re doing then it takes its toll and i
