Judi Dench: Last News

Marcia Gay Harden is speaking out with an apology for legendary actress Judi Dench after a comment she made in a recent interview was misinterpreted by the media.

Pop singer and icon Mariah Carey recently took her COVID vaccination and her reaction to it was hilariously extra!  The superstar posted a video of herself receiving her first coronavirus vaccine on Saturday. “Vaccine side effect: G6,” she captioned the video, in which she spoke about getting the vaccine.

Sally Nugent reacts to 'harsh' remark over lack of rugby coverageJudi laughed off a particular moment involving her bad eyesight which happened a couple of years ago.“I was doing the Winter’s Tale with Ken Branagh a couple of years ago, playing Paulina,” she began to explain at an online event with Stephen Fry and Hayley Mills for the Vision Foundation.She added: “After we had been running for three weeks or so at the Garrick he said to me – I have a long speech at the end – he said, ‘Judi, if you were to say that speech about eight feet to your right, you’d be saying it to me and not to the pros’ arch’.”Judi continued: "I rely on people to tell me!”The mother-of-one said her mum also suffered from similar sight loss and added her daughter

Dame Judi Dench has no plans on slowing down.

Ronald Pickup, who appeared in The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel and its sequel among more than 150 film, TV and stage credits spanning a half-century, died Wednesday after a long illness. He was 80. His agent confirmed the news to the BBC today.

As the weeks go by and the pandemic begins to lift at a very, very glacial pace we are hearing some more coins drop into the bank of the specialty box office space.

Ralph Fiennes says he wants to be the boss of Bond after Daniel Craig finishes as 007.

Boris Johnson to secure a deal for artists to have visa-free travel around Europe following Brexit. Dame Judi Dench also joined some of the biggest names in British theatre to urge the Prime Minister to offer a solution for the ‘towering hurdle’ the industry is facing. In a letter from artists union Equity, which was signed by over 100 members including Miriam Margolyes, Anne-Marie Duff and Celia Imrie, they called for Mr Johnson to secure visa-free travel to ensure artists could keep working.An excerpt, via the Guardian, reads: ‘Before, we were able to travel to Europe visa-free.

“I was once asked to open the Chelsea Antiques Fair and I was so terrified that I was actually sick in the taxi on the way.“I’ll never forget it.The taxi driver said ‘Out!’, so I got out.Then I got another to the fair, but when I got there it had started.“So it was one way of getting out of doing it, wasn’t it?”Dame Judi has also admitted she is nervous about the idea of other actors watching her, and has struggled with this doing virtual shows during lockdown.She previously told Zoe Ball’s Radio 2 Breakfast Show: “Acting on Zoom is very unnerving.“On stage, actors never really look at each other.They do a bit if they’re doing a bit of a scene.“But on Zoom, everybody’s looking at you.” Dame Judi cast aside her worries though, to make a

Watch: Trailer for No Time to DieRalph Fiennes is not keen to relinquish the keys to M’s swanky office after No Time to Die and would love to serve as the boss to Daniel Craig’s replacement. The 58-year-old star told Total Film he’d be keen to reprise the role again when the new James Bond is chosen.

Judi Dench has revealed that she actually has the James Bond theme tune as her ringtone – and has recalled an embarrassing story of it going off while working on the franchise.The Oscar-winner portrayed M across seven Bond movies, concluding with 2012’s Skyfall, before handing over the reins of MI6 head to Ralph Fiennes.While tuning in to Eddie Izzard’s 31-day virtual marathon, the comedian decided to ring Dench’s phone to reveal her neat ringtone to fans.As she held up the phone to the microphone, the Bond theme tune could then be heard blaring out.The extraordinary @eddieizzard has completed a LUDICROUS challenge. 32 marathons in 31 days!!! and nearly £300k raised.

The Oscar winner says: “I thought, ‘Well, that’s me.’ Because I always saw the days of the week in colour.

Judi Dench’s name has an interesting background story.

While the world waits to find out who will be Daniel Craig’s successor as James Bond, George Clooney is throwing his support behind Idris Elba.

Geoffrey Palmer days after his death.The Butterflies actor died on November 5 age 93.The 85-year-old has now said the pair got off to a shaky start but thankfully went on to be inseparable friends for almost three decades.The actress recalled their first meal together, before appearing in As Time Goes By from 1992 onwards.He spent 14 years playing Lionel Hardcastle, Judi’s onscreen sparring partner in the BBC sitcom.However, Geoffrey had informed her how "they’d wanted Jean Simmons for the part".Judi played Jean in the hugely-popular show, which ran until 2005.Speaking in a new interview with this week's Radio Times, she said it almost didn’t happen."We met for lunch to discuss the show," she recalled."He got us off to a good start when he

Dame Judi Dench once said Geoffrey Palmer was hands down the "naughtiest man" she had ever worked with.

Jake Kanter International TV EditorGeoffrey Palmer, the prolific British film and TV actor, has died at the age of 93.His death was confirmed by the BBC, which was home to As Time Goes By, the comedy in which he starred alongside Judi Dench. Palmer’s agent told the BBC that he died peacefully at home.As Time Goes By ran for more than a decade on the BBC, but Palmer appeared in a huge number of other TV shows and movies throughout a career that began in the 1950s.He was reunited with Dench in James Bond film Tomorrow Never Dies, while his range is demonstrated in other credits, including Doctor Who, The Legacy of Reginald Perrin, Parade’s End, and The Hollow Crown.

Actor Geoffrey Palmer has died aged 93.

Judi Dench, 85, sat down with her daughter Finty Williams, 48, to speak with presenter Gaby Roslin, 55, on her That Gaby Roslin Podcast about the process of overcoming grief.The James Bond actress previously stated that she “never got over” her husband Michael Williams' death, and has now revealed for the first time an incident that made her believe that he is still a forceful presence in their home.Gaby, whose mother Jackie Roslin died in 1997,  began the conversation by admitting that it can be a tough time coping through grief, as she referenced Judi losing her husband 19 years ago to cancer.Judi told Gaby of Michael’s passing: “It’s all a bit of a haze to me.”Finty interjected: "It wasn’t the best time was it…”Judi responded: “No it

PEOPLE Magazine. "I do have some tattoos, that's true," she said.

Dame Judi Dench says she will never get over her late husband of 30 years, Michael Williams, and imagines he occasionally still visits her at their home.