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3 giorni fa · Late Newcastle drag legend Glenda Jackson has sold out her last venue, after her memorial service later this month booked out within hours. Last week, loved ones announced the sad news that Glen Oliver, who performed in drag as Glenda Jackson for over 50 years, had died after battling cancer.
2 giorni fa · Legendary actor Glenda Jackson co-stars in the film as Caine's character's wife, Irene Jordan. Where to watch: DVD available to purchase on Amazon. "Overlord" (1975) The film follows Private Tom Beddoes (Brian Stirner) and his path from joining the British army during World War II to being chosen for D-Day. Beddoes is then trained for the invasion.
3 giorni fa · Trivia: Matthau was the presenter when Jackson won an award for her role in Women in Love. The two later starred in Hopscotch, an amusing film based on a more serious book (both are worthwhile for somewhat different reasons). After all, who wouldn’t fall for Glenda Jackson? She was cute, smart, and independent.
15 ore fa · Scarfe died on April 28, 2024, at his home in Longueuil, Quebec. According to his family, the cause of death was colon cancer. This was confirmed in an announcement that dispelled any rumors or misinformation about the nature of his death. Born on June 8, 1946, in Harpenden, England, Scarfe moved to Vancouver with his family at a young age.
19 ore fa · Mike Barnes. Thu, June 6, 2024, 7:08 PM EDT · 3 min read. Alan Scarfe. , the classically trained British Canadian actor known for his turns as bad guys in Double Impact and Lethal Weapon III and ...
4 giorni fa · Two time Oscar-winning actress Glenda Jackson discussed her unlikely career path, and the importance of keeping the common touch, on Parkinson. BBC Archive: Originally broadcast 23 October 1976.
3 giorni fa · Janet Jackson’s husband's history includes high-profile individuals. She has been married thrice—the singer was married to James DeBarge (1984–1985), René Elizondo Jr. (1991–2003), and Wissam Al Mana (2012–2017). She also dated Jermaine Dupri (2002–2009).
