Maggie Smith

AKA:
Dame Maggie Smith Margaret Natalie Smith
Nationality:
English
Birthdate:
12/28/1934
Birthplace:
Ilford, Essex, England
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biography
One of the most revered and rewarded actresses on both sides of the Atlantic, Maggie Smith has created a gallery of characters who run the gamut from repressed spinsters to comical eccentrics. The attractive redhead with the distinctly adenoidal voice, the youngest daughter of a pathologist with ties to Oxford, decided to pursue an acting career while still in her teens. She got her start as an assistant stage manager and performer at the Oxford Playhouse where she made her debut in a 1952 production of "Twelfth Night". Four years later, Smith was improbably singing and dancing on Broadway in Continued
Credits
Minerva McGonagall
2008
Lady Gresham
2007
Grace Hawkins
2006
Janet Widdington
2005
Professor Minerva McGonagall
2002
Constance, Countess of Trentham
2001
Professor Minerva McGonagall
2001
Lady Myra
2000
Thetis
2000
Lady Hester
1999
Aunt Lavinia Penniman
1997
Gunilla Garson Goldberg
1996
Mother Superior
1992
Dora Charleston
1976
Philpot
1964
Diana Barrie
Sarah Watkins
of Rozaline
Miss Mead
Granny Wendy Darling
Duchess of York
Daphne Castle
Mrs Medlock
Lili Marlow
Lois Heidler
Patty Terwilliger
Joyce Chilvers
Lady Ames
Desdemona
Aunt Augusta
Charlotte Bartlett
milestones
Year
Milestone
 
Spent first five years in Ilford, England
1939 
Family moved to Oxford
 
Was an assistant stage manager and performer at the Oxford Playhouse
1952 
Stage debut in Oxford University Dramatic Society production of "Twelfth Night"
1956 
Broadway debut in the sketch revue "New Faces of '56"
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