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19 mag 2024 · Joanna Lumley is a British actress best known for her outrageous show-stealing performance as aging fashionista Patsy in the television sitcom Absolutely Fabulous. She also acted in movies and onstage and was a noted activist, in particular on behalf of Gurkhas who fought for the British.
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11 mag 2024 · Joanna Lumley was born on May 1, 1946 in Kashmir, India. She celebrated her 78th birthday in 2024. What are Joanna Lumley's most famous roles? The Best Patsy Stone Moments Ab-Fab Absolutely Fabulous Part 1. Joanna Lumley has won two BAFTA TV Awards for her role as Patsy Stone in the sitcom Absolutely Fabulous opposite creator Jennifer Saunders.
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5 giorni fa · Dame Joanna Lumley, a name synonymous with sharp wit, impeccable style, and a career that spans decades, is a British national treasure.
5 giorni fa · Exceptions are Joanna Lumley, who plays Mrs Dolly Bantry in The Body in the Library and The Mirror Crack'd from Side to Side, and Stephen Churchett, who appears as the coroner in four episodes. Dr Haydock appears in three episodes, but is played by three actors: Robin Soans in The Body in the Library , Robert Powell in The Murder at the ...
3 mag 2024 · Darlings! It’s official. Joanna Lumley confirmed as the UK Jury Spokesperson for the Eurovision Song Contest 2024. The multi-award winning actor will deliver the results of the UK’s National...
3 mag 2024 · Watch. 18m. Actor and television presenter Joanna Lumley became a household name globally in the 1990s playing Patsy Stone in Absolutely Fabulous. Before that she was a model, a Bond girl and played Purdy in the New Avengers. Now a dame, Lumley is also known for her travel documentaries. Sarah Ferguson interviews Joanna Lumley.
12 mag 2024 · Dame Joanna Lumley becomes wildlife patron. Shropshire. 2 Apr 2022. Book festival plans return to traditional venue. Scotland. 8 Mar 2022. Stars say wind farm plans are 'anything but green'...
