Glenda Jackson back on stage
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- Опубліковано 3 бер 2018
- After a second career as a Member of Britain's Parliament, Oscar-winner Glenda Jackson ("Women in Love," "A Touch of Class") has returned to acting, and is now appearing on Broadway in a revival of Edward Albee's "Three Tall Women." Mark Phillips talks with Jackson about her life on two very different stages, and with her Broadway co-stars Laurie Metcalf and Alison Pill about working with a legend.
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She never had plastic surgery and her spirit is as fiery and captivating as ever.
Saw her this weekend as Lear and spent a minute talking to her outside after the play. What a thrill! I told her I had last seen her in '79 as Cleopatra at the Old Vic, when I was 20 years old and studying at Cambridge. She quickly corrected me that it was at the Aldwych Theatre. She was absolutely delightful, and her Lear was so much fun to watch.
Glenda has always been a favorite of mine since I watched her as Elizabeth the first in the pbs drama. She is one terrific actress!
Wow. What a woman. She speaks her mind and I Love it.!
She is wonderful! Delightfully feisty!!! I love seeing her working at her craft - or enjoying her craft still no matter what age she is!!! She's strong, witty, hardworking, and still taking on challenges here! I love it! What an inspiration she is for the rest of us getting on in our senior years!!!
I love her. I just saw the Play. I love her in one of my favorite films Sunday Bloody Sunday 1971
"Three Tall Women" was the first time I had seen Glenda Jackson in anything. I was aware of her, but haven't seen any of her performances on stage, film or television. All I could say is, "Wow! What an amazing actress!" I gonna have to do my homework and start watching her stuff. I'm grateful that it was "Three Tall Women" on Broadway that introduced me to her.
I wish Glenda was still a M P, she had such way of standing up to the Torys and said it as it was, real shame as we need her more than ever, but i wish her well and its wonderful to see her back doing what she does best, bless her.
Glenda is as good as they get, period! Love Streep, but she's not Glenda. She may have more Oscars, but again, as Glenda said: It doesn't make you better. Love her attitude about awards.
she is as good as it gets ....brava!!!!!
She is one of the greatest actors britian ever produced . I could not believe it when she gave up the stage for politics. However its great to see her back
I admire her a lot. What an example of work ethic. I lived in her constituency, and I sent her a letter about something and got a signed response. My Glenda Jackson autograph sits in my drawer :-D
Glenda Jackson is who I want to be. Feisty. Subtle, but not afraid to kick your arse, and ready to make the ultimate comback. And I'm American, by the way.
Just seeing this interview on the day Glenda Jsckson left this Earth. I loved her in A Touch of Class in 1974 when I was a teenager and thought she was the coolest, most modern woman! She definitely was!
a wonderful woman! God Bless you Miss Jackson.
Love her!!!!!!
A very talented lady, God bless her and hope she stays in good health for a long time to come.
Shes awesome. I want to see that play with her and laurie metcalf
I saw her on stage in the West End twice in the ‘70’s . You could not take yr eyes off her. A stunning, low key, non showy, honest actor. She is real. A modern woman. Where did feminism go wrong? If you get the chance to see her live - beg, buy or steal a ticket.
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