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Leighton, Margaret (1922–1976)British actress who won two Tony awards. Born on February 26, 1922, near Birmingham, England; died on January 13, 1976; eldest daughter and one of threechildren (two girls and a boy) of Augustus George Leighton (a businessman) and Doris Isobel (Evans) Leighton; attended the Church of England College, Edgbaston, Birmingham, England; married
Actrice britannique. Née le 26 février 1922, à Barnt Green près de Birmingham, Margaret Leighton a pour père Augustus-George Leighton qui, de simple commis dans une usine textile, en est devenu un des directeurs. Sa mère, Doris Evans, appartient à une famille de la grande bourgeoise qui a eu des revers de fortune.
Margaret Leighton (26 February 1922-13 January 1976) was an English actress. She acted in many television shows and movies all across western Europe and North America. Leighton was born in England.
British actress (1922–1976)
Dr Margaret Leighton joined the University of St Andrews in 2015, after receiving her PhD from the Toulouse School of Economics. Originally from Canada, she completed her undergraduates studies at Mount Allison University in Economics.
Margaret Leighton (26 de febrero de 1922 – 13 de enero de 1976) fue una actriz británica, [1] conocida por su refinamiento y exquisito sentido de la grandeur. Destacó su papel de Hannah Jelkes en la obra de Tennessee Williams La noche de la iguana .
Mini Biography. Born in Barnt Green, Worcestershire, Margaret Leighton was on stage from the age of 16 and first gained notice acting with the Old Vic Company in the late 40s. Married three times: her second husband was actor Laurence Harvey and her third Michael Wilding, whom she married in 1960. Her lovers included actor Robert Stephens.
