Cynthia Cleese
Connie Booth
['bestla', 'calliope', 'stateira i', 'trishala', 'empress dugu', 'uliana', 'stratonice', 'livia', 'pankhurst', 'carlota joaquina', 'barbara hale', 'hayley mills', 'shahrbanu', 'eirene', 'thetis', 'dimple kapadia', 'althaea', 'pythodorida', 'anne boleyn', 'neetu singh', 'rebekah', 'linda mcmahon', 'sumayyah', 'mother maybelle carter', 'tanuja', 'coretta scott king', 'princess irene', 'katherine jackson', 'maria shriver', 'tippi hedren', 'queen louise', 'constance', 'maria feodorovna', 'mary i', 'julia iotapa', 'alcmena', 'barbara bain', 'maria theresa kemble', 'aleida march', 'empress wu', 'maacah', 'ulrika eleonora', 'lady hyegyeong', 'betty shabazz', 'empress dowager cixi', 'gorgophone', 'birgit cullberg', 'sharon prabhakar', 'marlene dietrich', 'abbey bartlet', 'sarah lennox', 'margaret thatcher', 'mutemwia', 'chani', 'roxelana', 'queen anne', 'lillian lux', 'sharon osbourne', 'tammy faye bakker', 'sirikit', 'indira nehru', 'joan ii', 'naomi foner', 'fatima bint muhammad', 'semele', 'bea benaderet', 'argiope', 'glynis johns', 'dilras banu begum', 'hema malini', 'hannah chaplin', 'maureen lipman', 'eleanor roosevelt', 'anna maria mozart', 'maria i', 'messalina', 'countess marie walewska', 'mary todd lincoln', 'lori grimes', 'marie antoinette', 'gerberga', 'iocaste', 'bulle ogier', 'sara dylan', 'khaleda zia', 'philippa', 'karen black', 'deborah read', 'tanaquil', 'violant', 'bertrada', 'frances brandon', 'tjuyu', 'margaret mead', 'elisabeth farnese', 'grand duchess xenia alexandrovna', 'dowager empress maria feodorovna', 'athaliah', 'diana rigg']
Cynthia Cleese
Cynthia Christine Cleese (born 17 February 1971) is an English actress. The daughter of British actor John Cleese and American actress Connie Booth, she is best known for A Fish Called Wanda (1988), where she played daughter Portia to Cleese's character Archie Leach. She was credited as Cynthia Caylor, with Caylor being her maternal grandmother's maiden name. In the 1997 film Fierce Creatures she again starred with her father. She played the supporting role of Pip, the small-mammals keeper at the Marwood Zoo. In this film, which was co-produced and co-written by John Cleese, she is credited with her own name rather than a stage name. In the film, she repeats her father's well-known Black Knight line, "It's just a flesh wound!"