royal shakespeare company, working alongside the likes of laurence olivier, albert finney and vanessa redgraveow she was fabulous in the avengers and very sexy and all those necessary things, which came to her easily, but the point is she was a brilliant actress and she was fun. will i be interfering with his majesty's obligations?” will i be interfering with his majesty's obligations? i sincerely hope so. friends spoke of her courage, her feistiness and hope so. friends spoke of her courage, herfeistiness and her wicked sense of humour. will you love me when i'm old and ugly? well, of course i do? i can't wait to be old and gentle and retrospective. and utterly past it. no, george, darling, you telephoned me. diana rigg won a bafta for her performance in the bbc ‘s love and a tony award for her title role in medea. in 2013, she appeared in an episode of doctor who alongside her daughter, the actress rachael stirling, with dame diana playing a very bad mother. a new generation discovered her in game of thrones, as the sharp tongued matriarch lady 0lenna tyrell. you are a dragon, be a dragon. s

royal shakespeare company, working alongside the likes of laurence olivier, albert finney and vanessa redgrave, which came to her easily, but the point is she was a brilliant actress and she was fun. will i be interfering with his majesty's obligations? i sincerely hope so! friends spoke of her courage, her feistiness and her wicked sense of humour. will you love me when i'm old and ugly? well, of course i do! i can't wait to be old and gentle and retrospective. and utterly past it. no, george, darling, you telephoned me. diana rigg won a bafta for her performance in the bbc‘s mother love and a tony award for her title role in medea. in 2013, she appeared in an episode of doctor who alongside her daughter, the actress rachael stirling, with dame diana playing a very bad mother. a new generation discovered her in game of thrones as the sharp—tongued matriarch lady 0lenna tyrell. you are a dragon, be a dragon. she continued to work into her 80s and can currently be seen starring in the popular remake of all creatures great and small. dame diana rigg put her success down to working hard, taking c

royal shakespeare company, working alongside the likes of laurence olivier, albert finney and vanessa redgravebut the point is she was a brilliant actress and she was fun. will i be interfering with his majesty's obligations? i sincerely hope so! friends spoke of her courage, her feistiness and her wicked sense of humour. will you love me when i'm old and ugly? well, of course i do! i can't wait to be old and gentle and retrospective. and utterly past it. no, george, darling, you telephoned me. diana rigg won a bafta for her performance in the bbc‘s mother love and a tony award for her title role in medea. in 2013, she appeared in an episode of doctor who alongside her daughter, the actress rachael stirling, with dame diana playing a very bad mother. a new generation discovered her in game of thrones as the sharp—tongued matriarch lady 0lenna tyrell. you are a dragon, be a dragon. she continued to work into her 80s and can currently be seen starring in the popular remake of all creatures great and small. dame diana rigg put her success down to working hard, taking chances and a willingness to

fellow actress vanessa redgrave recalled her memories of working alongside dame diana early in theire fondest, ijust have the fondest, merriest memories and why? because we shared a beautiful life together. when we we re a beautiful life together. when we were on the evening before it became the royal shakespeare theatre company. i when you share a dressing room together, fabulous, comedic actress, fabulous. i was overwhelmed by both how good at acting she was, but also her confidence and i didn't expect she was confident. i've never known an actress who was really confident. but she didn't show it, particularly. she was very beautiful, which was great and we shared a lot of things together. us three. it is hard to convey to people what sharing a dressing room is like, because you share despair, you share despair and you can share oh, god, we got it, we got it, we got it. and so, we went to this experience together for that 1959 season. and, that is what i remember best of all, although i have talked to her since, seeing some of her performances, but i never acted with her again. of