Magical, British, colorful: Maggie Smith is up to

Berühmt would have to deal with «Downton Abbey» and «Harry Potter»: Maggie Smith’s war against one of the fragmented British playwrights. Ihr Markenzeichen: sarcastic comment.

Die high-sucked Augenbrauen, der ironic-melancholic Blick aus Riesenaugen, the «Wirklich?» if you are shrewd, the light air flow and the schmalen Lips, if you are so vulgar with the recantation – Maggie Smith was not yet familiar with the war.

With a long film and film recording, which started as a young woman, Smith started with the Älteren for everything as the bissige matriarchin Violet Crawley from the weltweit-erfolgreichen Fernsehseries «Downton Abbey» in Erinnerung bleiben – and the boy as Professor Minerva McGonagall in the “Harry Potter” Movies. This is often the case with sarcastic comments about laughter.

Tomorrow Dame Maggie Smith died in the Alter von 89 years old in a London mental hospital, which the British Nachrichtenagent PA reports under the turmoil of his family. Your personal thanks to the Klinik. «We were a happy person and together with friends and families. If the hinterling has swum and is fun for a single child, then the pleasure is a large part of the Mutter and Großmutter in the bottom, this is in the Mitteilung.

Komödiantin ersten Ranges

“If I can’t frost, no schauspielerin his signal,” Maggie Smith once said, “I can’t see it anymore, or it’s so glittering Leben that the Leute glauben, another Schinderei.” I was born in Ilford, London on December 28, 1934 and was born in Oxford, although later in life as a laboratory technician. I mumble the war without anything having happened, that is still a schauspielerin wurde – «for everything with such good insight».

First, as Smith won the Oscar for the Hauptrolle in “The Best Jahre of Miss Jean Brodie” (1969), if you have a better idea, you will be better off with your own secrets. Smith wars with a comedian in the first Ranges, who was of course a Shakespearean player – zum Beispiel as Desdemona in the legend of “Othello” with Laurence Olivier, died in the first of four Oscar nominations.

Rückkehr on the Bühne with 85

Two Oscars are proud of their lives in «Das Verrückte California-Hotel» (1978). Maggie Smith starred in a series of films with «Tod auf dem Nil», «Sister Act» and «Club der Teufeinnen». In 2015, the Hauptrolle plays as Obdachlose in the Tragikomödie «The Lady with the Van» and 2019 as Joseph Goebbels’ Privatsekretärin in «A German Life».

Smith hates the Ruf, Dummköpfen is no more tolerant than he is. Theater director Peter Hall characterizes himself as one of the best with the Worten: “I put Maggie on the list of the 50 scariest people, with the idea that your equipment exists.” Other stories about the sin of humor – following the example of John Madden, through the direction of the film «Best Exotic Marigold Hotel» and the development of the fortress. “If there is another humor, it is the laser präzisie and the geinsetzt, it is so much fun.”

Zurückzoetes Leben

Private war is more introverted, easier to make, hasty interviews and photos and many other things will be done. I’m waging a war, the fans of “Downton Abbey” are going to the Australian wiedererkanten themselves. Der Zeitung «Telegraph» described his Ausweich strategy when he said: «Ich laufe meistens weg. One machining and away, away, away.”

80 years ago, the role of Countess of Grantham in the Fernseh series «Downton Abbey» was portrayed in a woolly way. «Gonely, the Korsetts are a Qual. Anyway, speaking of, if we have to wait any longer, we want to see the American Branchenblatt ‘Vanity Fair’. Schließlich ließ sie noch zur gleichnamigen Kinoversion überreden.

2014 Zeichnete King Elizabeth II. sion with the British Orders «Companions of Honor» for their 60th anniversary of film and film recordings. The Order now has the Monarchs a bit Dutzend Mitglieder, including the Physiker Stephen Hawking, the Maler David Hockney and the Schauspielerin Judi Dench. Maggie Smith said in «Telegraph»: «When a man lives long, he becomes a man. A very stable Ikone… or a national culture.”