Helena Bonham Carter
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Collaboration with Tim Burton (2000s - 2010s)

This timeline focuses on Helena Bonham Carter's significant professional and personal relationship with director Tim Burton, highlighting the numerous films they collaborated on.
Beginning of Relationship and First Collaboration: 'Planet of the Apes'
2001
Bonham Carter met Tim Burton on the set of 'Planet of the Apes', where he was the director and she played the chimpanzee Ari. This marked the beginning of their long-term relationship and professional partnership.
'Big Fish'
2003
She appeared in a smaller role in Burton's 'Big Fish', further cementing their working relationship.
'Corpse Bride'
2005
Bonham Carter voiced the character of Emily in Burton's animated film 'Corpse Bride'. Her vocal performance added depth and emotion to the character.
'Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street'
2007
Bonham Carter starred as Mrs. Lovett in Burton's adaptation of 'Sweeney Todd'. Her performance earned her a Golden Globe nomination and further critical acclaim. She also learned to bake pies for the role.
'Alice in Wonderland'
2010
She played the Red Queen in Burton's 'Alice in Wonderland', a role that became iconic. Her portrayal of the volatile and eccentric queen was widely praised and contributed to the film's immense success.
'Dark Shadows'
2012
Bonham Carter appeared in 'Dark Shadows', another Burton project, continuing their established collaborative partnership.