Washington
(ANI):
British
actor
Michael
Sheen
is
still
sore
that
his
performance
in
2006
film
The
Queen
did
not
receive
the
same
level
of
attention
as
his
co-star
Helen
Mirren's
acting
got.
The
39-year-old
actor
played
former
British
Prime
Minister
Tony
Blair
in
the
hit
film,
which
garnered
a
Best
Actress
Academy
Award
for
Mirren
in
the
title
role.
The
film
won
a
wealth
of
other
gongs
for
Mirren,
Stephen
Frears
and
Morgan,
while
Sheen
took
home
a
Los
Angeles
Film
Critics
Association
Award
and
a
Toronto
Film
Critics
Association
Award
both
for
Best
Supporting
Actor.
"I
would
be
lying
if
I
said
that
it
wasn't
in
some
ways
difficult,
because
inevitably
you
act
with
someone
in
a
film
and
you're
both
playing
the
leads
and
there
was
huge
discrepancy
between
the
reaction
to
Helen
and
the
reaction
to
me," Contactmusic
quoted
Sheen
as
saying.
"(But)
that
was
already
inbuilt
in
the
film.
It's
not
called
Blair.
She's
such
a
gracious
woman
and
it's
such
a
brilliant
performance
-
that
made
it
a
lot
easier
to
deal
with,"
he
added.