Maggie Smith's Hilarious Jab At Judi Dench Is Going Viral As Fans Mourn Her Death
Maggie Smith died on Friday at the age of 89. The famed British actor had a long and storied career. She initially found success as a theater actor before winning two Academy Awards in the 1970s. She first won Best Actress in 1970 for The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie before winning Best Supporting Actress in 1979 for California Suite.
Maggie Smith Remembered With Viral Clips Featuring Judi Dench & ‘Downton Abbey’s Best Sassy Zingers As The Dowager Countess Of Grantham
Smith famously played Violet Crawley, the Dowager Countess of Grantham, in all six seasons of the British period drama Downton Abbey. Throughout her time on the Julian Fellowes drama, Smith delivered some sassy zingers as Violet Crawley, and a fan cut them all together. In the wake of Smith’s death, the clip has gone viral on social media.
What’s funny is Dench and Smith were friends who also were in multiple films together, and they shared a few filmed ...
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Maggie Smith and Judi Dench Had the Kind of Snarky Friendship We Should All Aspire to HaveDames Maggie Smith, Judi Dench, Joan Plowright, and Eileen Atkins carve out time for an annual tea party that is filled with ...
Maggie Smith was a constant in the life of producer Robert Fox for half a century. She could "make grown men cry,” says Fox, ...
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Success came early for the late British actor, who throughout her career continued to captivate audiences with her edgy, ...
Dame Maggie Smith, the acclaimed British actress who won an Oscar for her unforgettable performance in "The Prime of Miss ...
“Dear Miss Brodie, I hope it will be convenient for you to see me in my office this afternoon at 4:15. Emily Mackay." Four ...
While the veteran British stage and screen actress became best known for her long-running roles in 'Harry Potter' and ...
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