41 h. ago Jean Marsh: Veteran stage and screen actress best known as no

Marsh co-created TV drama Upstairs, Downstairs with friend and fellow actress Eileen Atkins.

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42 h. ago Upstairs, Downstairs star Jean Marsh dies aged 90 after dementia complications

Emmy-winning actress Jean Marsh has died at the age of 90 as her close friend Michael Lindsay-Hogg confirmed the sad news. She lived in London and died at her home

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42 h. ago Willow and Doctor Who star Jean Marsh dies aged 90 after dementia complications

Emmy-winning actress Jean Marsh has died at the age of 90 as her close friend Michael Lindsay-Hogg confirmed the sad news. She lived in London and died at her home

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43 h. ago Jean Marsh dead: Upstairs, Downstairs icon dies after complications with dementia

Upstairs, Downstairs star and co-creator Jean Marsh has died aged 90

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48 h. ago Drop star Meghann Fahy's ‘fearless’ breakout drama can be streamed completely for free

Emmy-nominated actress Meghann Fahy stars in a new big screen thriller out now - but you can watch one of her earliest roles totally free of charge

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1 week ago Kristen Bell does NOT look like this off screen... see the Frozen actress with no makeup on

The 44-year-old actress showcased her barefaced beauty, a different look from her usual, glammed up appearance, while enjoying a casual stroll in sunny California.

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2 w. ago Kim Basinger and Mickey Rourke hated each other in 9½ Weeks – but it wasn't their fault

Kim Basinger's character in steamy 1986 movie 9½ Weeks was a world away from her other big screen roles and the actress said the filming experience was 'horrific'

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3 w. ago ‘Just wait until Trump takes away our unions’: Fionnula Flanagan on America, Ireland and acting silent

After almost 60 years in the US, the actor wants to quit the country. She talks about ‘hooligans’ in the White House – and her new silent film role in Four Mothers Fionnula Flanagan, the veteran Irish actor, has been a star of stage and screen for more than six decades, earning Tony nominations for her theatre work, a nod from the Screen Actors Guild for Waking Ned, a Saturn award for The Others and a voice acting trophy for Song of the Sea – as well as accolades for the cult TV series Lost.This means she has spent a lot of time in the US – in fact, she’s lived there since 1968. The home she shared in the Hollywood Hills with her late husband, Garrett O’Connor, was well known for its parties – despite O’Connor, an eminent psychiatrist, being the first president of the Betty Ford Institute. Continue reading...

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