Helen of Troy (disambiguation)
- Helen of Troy (disambiguation)
Helen of Troy may refer to:
* Helen, the figure from Greek mythology
* "Helen of Troy", a 1956 motion picture
* "Helen of Troy", a 2003 television miniseries
* "Helen of Troy", an album by avant-garde rock musician and composer John Cale.
* Helen of Troy Limited, a manufacturer of personal care products
* Actor/performer Helen Wellington-Lloyd, associated with the punk band Sex Pistols and director Derek Jarman, used the name "Helen of Troy"
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