| Happy 100th Birthday, Glynis Johns! |
| Last Edit: PlayWiz 02:35 am EDT 10/05/23 |
| Posted by: PlayWiz 02:33 am EDT 10/05/23 |
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| What with Stephen Sondheim writing “Send in the Clowns” for her and winning a Tony award for “A Little Night Music”, and a huge amount of work on stage and screen, Ms. Johns has had a marvelous career. Especially famous for her “Sister Suffragette” Mrs. Banks in “Mary Poppins”, she’s also particularly fabulous in “The Sundowners” and “The Chapman Report”, among many other films. A look at her Wikipedia page shows an incredible amount of work as one of the last surviving actors from both the Golden Age of Hollywood as well as the British classical era of film. She’s currently the oldest living actor who was nominated for an Academy Award. It's amazing she played Desiree half a lifetime ago. Much birthday cheer and congratulations! |
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