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Abigail Hopkins is an English singer-songwriter, actress and theatre director whose full name is Abigail Rhiannedd Hopkins. She was born on August 20, 1969, in Putney, London to parents Sir Anthony Hopkins and his former wife, Petronella Barker. Hopkins always had a strained relationship with her father who was Welsh-born and abandoned her when she was just 14-months-old. At the time of her birth, her father was a struggling alcoholic who decided to leave his family behind him. This left Hopkins with a lot of bitterness toward her father and even though she was his only child they rarely spoke.
When Hopkins was 16, her father made a comment about her mother that led to a no-contact order. Things spiraled out of control for her and she became addicted to drugs. By the time she was 18 she had already dropped out of university and had threatened to kill herself. She revealed in an interview many years later, "I came very close to killing myself. It was the worst time I can remember. I totally abused my mind and body. The root cause was the fact that my father and I had an intermittent relationship when I was young. I was angry and there was a lot of grieving going on."
The depression lasted six months but soon Hopkins would find solace in her blossoming acting career. Hopkins admits that she does not remember life at the time when they were still a family, she would have been only 14-months-old at the time. Hopkins and her father reconciled for some time during the 1990's. Between 1993 and 2015, Hopkins would play a total of 10 roles in feature films, shorts, and television documentaries. Three of those films in 1993 would be appearances with her father during the brief period where they were speaking.
Career:
Abigail Hopkins has appeared in many films including "Exits", "The Remains of the Day", and "Shadowlands" just to name a few. She was also in David Starkey's series called Elizabeth where she played a Catherine Parr. She also pursued a career in singing and debuted her first album titled "Smile Road" in 2003. She went on to release several more albums including "Blue Satin Alley" in 2005, "The Lighthouse Keeper" in 2007 and "The Memoirs of an Outlaw" in 2008. Hopkins also contributed vocals to the Chamber Music for A James Joyce Tribute Album as well as many radio shows. She also appeared as a singer-songwriter for the Woman's Hour on BBC Radio 4 from 2004 to 2006.
Hopkins was only 7-years-old when she learned how to play the classical guitar which would become a staple of her music career. Currently 49, Hopkins. During the period where her parents were split and she was considering suicide, Hopkin's father decided to buy her a flat and arranged for her to work on three films with him. These three films would become the beginning of her career in acting including "Remains of the Day" and "The Shadowlands". The relationship was still strained despite Hopkin's father's attempt to make things up to her and she once again became estranged from her father. During much of her career, Hopkins went by the pseudonym, Abigail Harrison.
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Although Abigail Hopkins is an accomplished singer-songwriter, she is also well known when it comes to the field of directing theatrical drama. The gifted Hopkins would perform beautiful jazz songs in small clubs filled with smoke but her father would never be there to see her perform. At one point he tried to get her to move to Los Angeles, California so they could live close to one another. Her father has a supposed diagnosis of Asperger’s Syndrome which is a developmental disorder which made him a solitary child. Fans of Abigail want her to do well and believe her father is the cause of much of her mental anguish, but others say she should make up with her father. Despite having the obvious wedge between them, Abigail has done well and is well-respected in her fields just like her father, although it is unclear exactly how much of that success is due to his help if any.
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Abigail Hopkins is also the granddaughter of actors Pearl Hackney and Eric Barker. Abigail Hopkin's father, Sir Anthony Hopkins was born December 31, 1937, in Port Talbot, Wales. He is considered one of the world's greatest living actors with some of his performances earning him awards including Academy Award for Best Actor in 1992, three BAFTA awards, two Emmys, and the Cecil B. DeMille Award. He graduating from the Royal Welsh College of Music & Drama in 1957. Anthony Hopkins was even knighted by Queen Elizabeth II for his works in the arts and he received his own star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame in 2003.
Some of Sir Anthony Hopkins' best works include "The Silence of the Lambs" where he played Hannibal Lecter earning him an Academy Award for Best Actor. Its sequel was called "Hannibal" and a third film was made as a prequel called "Red Dragon". Other films Sir Anthony Hopkins is best known for include "The Mask of Zorro", "The Bounty", "Meet Joe Black", "The Elephant Man", "Magic", "84 Charing Cross Road", "Bram Stoker's Dracula", "Legends of the Fall", "Thor and its sequels", "The Remains of the Day", "Amistad", "Nixon", "The World's Fastest Indian", "Instinct", and "Fracture".
It is unclear exactly how much Abigail Hopkins is worth, but it is known that her father Sir Anthony Hopkins has an estimated net worth of around $160 million. Her father is now an American citizen and says he hopes to reconcile with his daughter, after all, he is 80-years-old now. Perhaps Abigail Hopkins and her father Sir Anthony Hopkins will someday reconcile their pasts and become open and loving with one another. The sad reality is some relationships are too destroyed to ever blossom again. It will be said if Sir Anthony Hopkins dies without reestablishing an open and friendly line of communication between his daughter.
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