she was 17, it was her first part, playing opposite ingrid bergman, and she was nominated for an oscarted better. in due course, there were starring roles in hollywood and on television. you are to shoot the presidential nominees through the head. in the manchurian candidate, she played the monstrous mother of a brainwashed son. increasingly, it was character parts like this that she was offered. rallying a nation of television viewers into hysteria to sweep us up into the white house with powers that will make martial law seem like anarchy. in her 60s, she reinvented herself as a television actress — above all, as the genteel detectivejessica fletcher, in murder, she wrote. apparently, you haven't heard. last night, the police arrested him for killing hemsley post. she produced the shows as well as starring, and became, they said, the richest woman in hollywood, with a fortune estimated at $70 million. herfilms for children showed her gift for comedy. 0h, bother, ido hate shoddy work. there was bedknobs and broomsticks, and later, nanny mcphee. i smell damp. no, at least, not noticeab

enter this movie with angela lansbury, ingrid bergman, not berman, bergman, everyone. not you, but the other one. and charles boyier. here is a scene and the whole premise you're following along is somebody is trying to turn this woman crazy. that she is not really seeing what is so obviously happening, the dimming of gas lights in her home. watch this. >> i will. >> nancy, did you turn the gas up in there? >> turn it up? no, why? >> i thought it went down in here as if you had. >> i never touched it. >> but this went down. perhaps elizabeth lit another yet jet in the kitchen. >> couldn't be her, mum. she's been in bed for an hour. i've heard her snoring. >> oh, you've got an accent. i love it. >> obviously, frustrated actress. >> extraordinaire. but the point of this in the scene, alisyn is the notion that you know it's happening. you're perceiving it. here is the definition, again, enter the dictionary, thank you, angela lansbury and ingrid bergman, it's so psychologically manipulate a person usually over an extended period of time so the victim questions the validit

thank you angela lansbury, and ingrid bergman. period of time so that the victim questions the validity of their own thoughts, perception of reality or memories, experiences, confusion loss of confidence, self esteem, doubts about their own mental state. everybody the legacy of angela lansbury in films as why we talk about it critically today. >> this is all very familiar these terms. let's bring in our panel. they are back with us. john berman, you've been gaslighting me for years. >> as soon as you read the definition of gaslighting, i said all now i know what this is! her performances were so stunning. the manchurian candidate is one of my all-time favorite movies. >> which one the original, or the denzel? >> there is only the original. the original is so good, and she was only three years older than lawrence harvey, she was playing his mom and real life, and she's so diabolical. for for those who only know her as jessica fletcher, for murder she wrote, bedrooms and broomsticks, or beating the east, where she plays these new pe

she was 17, it was her first part, playing opposite ingrid bergman, and she was nominated for an oscararring roles in hollywood and on television. you are to shoot the presidential nominees through the head. in the manchurian candidate, she played the monstrous mother of a brainwashed son. increasingly, it was character parts like this that she was offered. rallying a nation of television viewers into hysteria to sweep us up into the white house with powers that will make martial law seem like anarchy. in her 60s, she reinvented herself as a television actress — above all, as the genteel detective jessica fletcher in murder she wrote. apparently, you haven't heard. last night, the police arrested him for killing hemsley post. she produced the shows as well as starring, and became, they said, the richest woman in hollywood, with a fortune estimated at $70 million. herfilms for children showed her gift for comedy. 0h, bother, ido hate shoddy work. there was bedknobs and broomsticks and later, nanny mcphee. i smell damp. no, at least, not noticeably. my mother was a medium before me... at

she was 17, it was her first part, playing opposite ingrid bergman, and she was nominated for an oscarr. in due course, there were starring roles in hollywood and on television. you are to shoot the presidential nominees through the head. in the manchurian candidate, she played the monstrous mother of a brainwashed son. increasingly, it was character parts like this that she was offered. rallying a nation of television viewers into hysteria to sweep us up into the white house with powers that will make martial law seem like anarchy. in her 60s, she reinvented herself as a television actress — above all, as the genteel detectivejessica fletcher, in murder, she wrote. apparently, you haven't heard. last night, the police arrested him for killing hemsley post. she produced the shows as well as starring, and became, they said, the richest woman in hollywood, with a fortune estimated at $70 million. herfilms for children showed her gift for comedy. 0h, bother, ido hate shoddy work. there was bedknobs and broomsticks, and later, nanny mcphee. i smell damp. no, at least, not noticeably. my mo

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she earned her first best supporting oscar nomination for her work opposite ingrid bergman.ury her secretary supporting oscar nomination. she worked steadily throughout the '50s and then the manchurian candidate came along in 1962. >> then when i take power. >> reporter: lansbury gave a tour de force performance as mrs. island. in the 1971 musical "bed be n"b and broom sticks," she showcase her singing chops. ♪ she also shined in several musicals on broadway including "sweeney todd" and "gypsy." gifted performer earned five tony wards throughout her career. in 1991, a new generation of fans discovered lansbury when she voiced the kacharacter of m. potts in "beauty and the beast." the distinguished actress received a lifetime achievement award from the screen actors guilt in 1996 and was given the national medal of the arts the following year. >> medal of honor of the arts given at the white house, that was a tremendous honor to me. >> reporter: the mother of three returned to the big screen in 2005 in "nanny mcphee" and 2011 opposite jim carrey in "mr. popper's penguins". >>

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