Glenda Jackson | Touch of class | interview | Good Afternoon | 1973

The second part of a fascinating interview with award winning actress Glenda Jackson. In this section Glenda and Mavis discuss her latest role in 'A touch of class' also staring George Segal.
Interviewer: Mavis Nicholson
First shown: 24/05/1973
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[@jimbuchelt307]

Great interview: this is one of my favorite movies with her. I’m glad that she won her second Oscar award for Best Actress. R.I.P. Glenda Jackson-your talent was beyond measure.

[@4-dman464]

Ah she was a wonderful spirited woman. And a great actress.

[@shmoolicious]

RIP ❤

[@CaliWeHo]

😔

[@midsomerparva5188]

Beautiful Glenda

[@thedirectorschair1054]

I had personal dealings with her. She was a witch.

[@jazzhands7771]

She worked for Tony Blair, so not a suprise, really...

[@Bailey2006a]

And we should care, why?

[@CaliWeHo]

Many of them are. 😗

[@JazzFunk22]

😱

[@user3.5513]

Shane Watson mp

[@covidwasacon]

She was attractive ...but that hair !

[@doctorbritain9632]

Feminism ....

[@EgoShredder]

...and Marxism rolled into one.

[@doctorbritain9632]

@@EgoShredder She was a nauseating leftist, and note how the interviewer just agrees with her on everything. The British media have been almost all Marxist sympathisers for decades.