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Old 03-06-2009, 01:19 AM
 
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To backup what golfgod said follows a few of stage TV and Motion Picture appearances
1957: Hamlet- Ophelia (Firist role), Measure for Measure- Juliet, and A Midsummer Night's Dream - First Fairy

1966: The Country Wife - Margery Pinchwife, The Astrakhan Coat - Barbara, St Joan - Joan , The Promise - Lika, and
The Rules of the Game - Silia

1976: Much Ado About Nothing - Beatrice, Macbeth - Lady Macbeth, The Comedy of Errors - Adriana, and King Lear - Regan

1986: Mr and Mrs Nobody - Carrie Pooter

1997, 98, and 99 (West End and Broadway): Amy's View - Esmé and Filumena - Filumena (London only)

2006: Hay Fever - Judith Bliss and The Merry Wives - The Musical - Mistress Quickly

Macbeath (1976) TV staging 1979 , A Midsummer Nights Dream Titania (1963) TV 1968, and The Comedy of Errors (1976) TV 1977
Some other appearances on Stage
1960: Romeo and Juliet- Juliet

1968: Caberet- Sally Bowles

1969: The Winter's Tale - Hermione and Perdita, Women Beware Women - Bianca, and Twelfth Night - Viola

1979: Cymbeline - Imogen

1983: Pack of Lies - Barbara Jackson


TV episodic series miniseries movies
1959: "Hilda Lessways"

1966:ITV Play of the Week Daughters of the Vicar Lousia, BBC Play of the Month Days to Come Elizabeth Moris, and Talking to a Stanger Terry Stevens miniseries

1973:Luther- Katherine and Keep an Eye on Amelie-Amelie

1986:

1996: As Time Goes By Series 1992-2002 & 2005

2006


Motion Pictures
1965: He Who Rides a Tiger- Joanne and A Study in Terror- Sally Young

1974: Dead Cert- Laura Davidson

1985: A Room with a View-Eleanor Lavish, a novelist and Wetherby- Marcia Pilborough

1996: Hamlet- Hecuba

2006:Notes on a Scandal-Barbara Covett and Casino Royale-M

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Old 03-06-2009, 01:38 AM
 
Location: Columbus, Ohio
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She was AMAZING in Notes on a Scandal...chilling performance !! Love her !!
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Old 03-07-2009, 02:21 PM
 
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She's very talented and I tend to like those Brits and their ways. I love that "Mad with power" quote.

I couldn't watch Notes, the whole premise made me so mad and I wish she and Blanchette wouldn't have done it.
As a rather quiet older single person - i.e. "SCARY LONER" - well I get pretty sick of it. I've had a normal average life, except the marriage and kids thing just didn't happen for me which shouldn't feel like some sort of crime although it tends to. Most of us I'm pretty sure are quite normal, maybe even more normal than most.
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Old 03-07-2009, 03:13 PM
 
Location: Arlington Virginia
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She is wonderful. In a too short interview with NPR's Susan Stamburg, you might hear several things you didn't know about her. Here is a link to the public radio program Hearing Voices' segment where Ms Stamburg revisits stories she presented "as part of my 478 years at National Public Radio." The interview with Dame Judi begins at 42 minutes in. You can move the slider after you click/start the blue play button. The whole program is wonderful, I love the story about the lady in a Paris park with the "Hello, Let's Talk" sign

HV031- The Stamberg Files : HearVox

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Old 03-08-2009, 10:41 AM
 
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I adore JD. She is fabulous.

I feel the same way about Helen Mirren. Those dame Brits are just awesome.
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Old 03-08-2009, 04:41 PM
 
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I feel the same way about Helen Mirren. Those dame Brits are just awesome.
Giggidy giggidy!

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Old 03-08-2009, 05:02 PM
 
Location: La lune et les étoiles
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I must agree, Dame Judi is an amazing actress.

I love it that British actors (in general) tend to live celebrity-less lives which allows them to become fully absorbed in the different characters that they play and us able to better believe them in those roles.
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Old 10-12-2013, 11:15 AM
 
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I'll admit, she even has a few years on me! But I've always been enchanted by "Dame Judith". I caught (finally) "Mrs. Brown" on our comcast free movies the other night and it was great. Unfortunately most Americans probably know her just from playing "M" in the last 25 or 30 (at least since '95) James Bond movies. I haven't watched a Bond film since aobut '76 so I missed her in all those.

I had seen her in some TV stuff when I lived overseas, and thinking back I probably went a long time before seeing her in "Shakespeare In Love". I'd say her performance as Queen Victoria ranks up there with her performance in "Notes On A Scandal".

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I think she is a great actress. I liked her as "M" in the James Bond movies and also enjoy watching her in reruns on PBS of "As Times Goes By".
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Old 10-13-2013, 02:03 AM
 
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Judi Dench is a national treasure. A title bestowed on but few...... There is a wonderful clip of her on you-tube singing 'Send In The Clowns' from the show A Little Night Music. She is performing at the Albert Hall in front of thousands of people. You could hear a pin drop. She is a truly great actress.
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Old 10-14-2013, 10:30 AM
 
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I was talking with a man who was telling me that his wife, Lisa Harrow, had quite a history when she was young with the RSC. She played opposite Judi Dench for two years in the early 1970's.

I found this photo of them on the web.
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