These two ladies are not national treasures they are world treasures ! I am not British and I love them both,their talents will stay forever ,they are unstoppable ,Dame Judy and Dame Maggie great friends and amazing actresses .
The few actresses of their generation who didn’t shy away from looking “old” as they went through their lives. Hence they cornered the market for mature actresses. No botox, no facelifts, no veneers - just class and talent ❤️
Yes, absolutely loved that film! I was very young when I saw it. I watched it again recently, now that I'm getting old, and I realize what a subtle, funny, beautiful performance Maggie Smith gave. Difficult t o choose one, but may be my all time favorite Maggie Smith performance 😂❤
Interesting BUT inconceivable that Judi's lead role in 67 episodes of the comedy romance As Time Goes By, from 1992 to 2005, did not even rate a mention. An unforgivable omission.
One of our local PBS stations airs an episode every Saturday, and I watch religiously. Even though I've seen it all. There are also some episodes made for BBC Radio.
Watching this today as we’ve just lost a national treasure. I loved her in many roles but, I will never forget watching Dame Maggie Smith in The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie as a little girl. A wet Sunday afternoon a lifelong fan was born
I love these two beautiful, classy iconic ladies. I have enjoyed every movie I have watched with them. I am heartbroken the great Maggie Smith has left this earthy realm . Thank you for your incredible body of work that we can on occasion watch. May your memory live on, may it never fade. May future generations watch your movies and feel the joy we have all felt. Rest in peace beautiful Lady.
Yes, they deserved it. Both are astounding. Maggie Smith was amazing as McGonagall, but her role in Downton Abbey was so stunning, it made the show worth watching if only for her.
And those two roles were later-in-life roles for her. I remember seeing her for the first time in "The Prime Of Miss Jean Brodie" - and was just amazed. I had been so used to US-produced razzle-dazzle stuff, where all the women were under-30, perfectly shaped Barbie dolls, and all the men were matinee idols - that to see a movie like that in 1969, when I was just 20 yrs old - was a revelation, that's for sure. I've adored both Dame Maggie and Dame Judi since I became aware of them - more than 50 yrs ago.
Oh did I love Maggie Smith in Downton Abbey, but she also played really well that mother nun in Sister Act. And then of course Judy Dench in James Bond 007.
Tea with Mussolini will always be one of my favorite movies because of these wonderful ladies along with Joan Plowright, Lily Tomlin, and Cher. And others. Always a treat to watch.
This was wonderful, I am so glad I clicked on it. Truthfully, I clicked on it because I was wondering what Judi Dench & Maggie Smith had to do with the Danes. Poor eyesight can add much humor to life, beyond placing one in an Impressionistic world.
Both, Dame Judi and Dame Maggie, have brought me so much joy for most of my life, and I'm no spring chicken. I adore you both so much. Miss you Maggie ❤️❤️❤️🌹🌹🌹
Idc what anyone says, Maggie Smith is literally the most talented woman to grace a screen, and I will legitimately weep on the day she passes as if it were my own grandmother. That woman is a treasure.
No question! Judi Dench is excellent too, but Maggie Smith delivers her comedic lines with perfection! I realize she is not the writer, but the one to deliver. Usually I can see a funny and cutting remark coming, but not with Maggie.Her timing and expression are the best!
@@susanmoorhead8762 You nailed it. Maggie's talent and history makes you expect perfection, and her delivery always takes it a step above. She isn't just skilled at delivery. She is skilled at defining and delivering her role so you experience the character. Amazing talent.
Love you Ms. Dench. Ms. Smith is awesome too.🇨🇦. Reruns of, “As Time Goes By” are still on PBS here Monday through Friday and I can’t count on both my hands how many times I have seen every episode (need both feet, too)!
Wondering put together. Absolutely love these two. Both incredible legends in their own right who still continue to make an impact to this day. Dames Judi Dench, Maggie Smith, and Angela Lansbury are my favorites.
Angela really was excellent. She had her detective tv series here in the US, taking place in Maine. Something happened between her and the channel that ran it, and she was quite rightly devastated. I hope they start to run them again on PBS. Occasionally I will be watching an Older movie, and I recognize her, especially by her voice. But she stayed much the same in appearance ivdr many decades.
If I had the opportunity of inviting 10 Actors to dinner and just spending the evening getting to know them, these two brilliant ladies would be the first ones invited. I love them both for what they've given us.
Dearly love the combined work of these two paragons of stage, screen, and film! I can not pick my favorite. That is why I love when they collaborate and work together. Thunder & Lightning every time. Thank you so much for this wonderful tribute to these legends, these icons, these dames, these actors! Brava! Brava!
The first movie in which I saw Dame Maggie Smith was the 70s classic comedy, _Murder By Death,_ which features a fantastic ensemble of highly skilled people in each role, and is one of my all-time favorite movies to watch regularly. I highly recommend it. The first movie in which I saw Dame Judi Dench was _A Room With A View,_ mentioned in the video. This is another all-time favorite to watch over & over again. (RIP Julian Sands, who played gorgeous George Emerson in _A Room With A View_ )
Thank you for posting. These 2 great ladies entered their careers when great acting skills were required for successful careers. The succeeded because they were so good at what they did. That's changed a lot. Now it's all about celebrity and not fine acting. They are famous for the right reason and dont seem to have lost their humanity. Both are truly great actors and great ladies.
Iin Britian you don't always see beautiful women in roles even when they are young. But you fall in love with them because their acting is true to form. They don't produce Barbie Hollywood types to their credit. That's the difference between British , Australia,n,and Americans.We bring them over here 19:39 19:39
Wonderful doccie. One starts remembering other smaller but no less beautifully crafted roles, as Judi in 84 Charring Cross road playing Anthony Hopkins' wife. And with Anne Bancroft, made the perfectly balanced movie.
Watching A Fine Romance was so much fun, two awkward people finding support and love, and knowing that they were married just showed what wonderful actors they were and are. Also laughed so often when watching As Time Goes By. Now I'm going to have to watch them again, again! 🥰🥰
I never tire of watching As Time Goes By re-runs over and over. Such huge talents such as Judi and Geoffrey are just a perfect combination and made the show the success it is to this day 🖐😁🇦🇺❤❤
I really enjoyed that. I had no idea that they knew each other for so long. My Mother was born in 1934. I love them both, they're so funny & fun loving, I'm going to have to check out some of their earlier stuff now. I absolutely loved Maggie in Harry Potter & no one could have played the quick witted Matriarch in Downtown Abbey better than her. They're both captivating and brilliantly funny
Who will play wonderful older ladies once they retire? And why did you fail to mention Judy Dench's role in the 2005 Pride & Prejudice movie? She was awesome!
I love these dames! I enjoyed "The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel" so much that I'm tickled pink to have learned there was a sequel. Judi and Maggie have such amazing chemistry together, whether they're the ladies having an adventure in "A Room with a View" or trying to make peace with living in a vastly different country to their own.
For Judi Dench, she had a marvelous role in the film 84 Charing Cross Road, covering the relationship of Helene Hanff of New York and a London bookshop over 30 years. One of the best movies I’ve ever seen. But that’s probably because it’s about people AND books❤
Unfortunately, never had the time to watch any of either's televised programmes but have had the pleasure of viewing the majority of their films when l could. Thank you for compiling this tribute.
Monster talents who are so humble, never taking life too seriously, still incredibly funny and aging gracefully. Everything about them is to be admired. They have set the bar high for future actors. 🖐😃🇦🇺❤
The British get quite embarrassed when they become a Star in Amercia. They don't call them stars .They approach their work in a different mindset. With great humility.
Love these two and enjoyed your video BUT how can you discuss the career of Dame Judy Dench and not even mention 9 seasons of "As Time Goes By"???? I love that show.
Lovely. I have to say, Maggie Smith’s role in the 1993 version of ‘The Secret Garden’, where she plays the lady of the house, is phenomenal. She starts off as a bit of a stern, judgmental character, maybe even a villain, but she really just needs to keep the estate running efficiently. I recall her iconic line, as she’s locking Mary (the young troublemaker, who keeps escaping to the secret garden) in her room: “You stay put, or I’ll BOX your ears!!” And locks the bedroom door.😳😂 … But by the end of the film, you see her character completely change, and actually SMILE & weep tears of joy-as the entire house, servants, maids, etc. all happen to see the (supposedly) crippled Colin walking, with his emo cousin Mary and his equally emo father…😊At that moment you see Maggie’s face completely change from the rest of the movie, as if everyone has this weight lifted off of their shoulders and it’s like, okay. All is good in the world again. Seriously, it’ll have me in tears. I’m such a sap, I’ll more or less cry throughout the whole film! I think it’s such an underrated masterpiece. The music, the scenery, the animals… The incredible adult AND child actors in it. I almost believe that each actor involved must’ve been channeling Maggie’s star power on set. She was easily the biggest star among the cast, yet her role wasn’t even a “main” character-though still integral to the story.
This has been un unexpected treat. I remember the 1984 movie "A Private Function" Maggie Smith and Michael Palin, together with a group of impressive, well respected actors. Brilliant!
I could listen to stories like this for hours. But in order to have careers like this, there are years of struggles and endless waiting while time goes on.
Absolutely wonderful video about two fantastic actors/Dames. I have loved watching them in anything they do. I remember The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie and was mesmerized by her acting. She always seems to have a secret that she knows and we want to know when she is up there. Maggie Smith had me from then on. Her part in Downton Abby keeps me in stitches laughing and reminds me of my Grandmother with her little quips under her breath. With Judi Dench I have enjoyed watching her do anything as well. Her portrayal of M in James Bond was a wonderful surprise and I looked forward to seeing her in the film just as I did Q when he was in the Bond films. As Time Goes By was also a favorite of mine and I love it when both of them are in a program together. Thank you for this lovely look at them both.
When filming "Shakespeare in Love" Judi Dench had to wear very high heels in order to be in the shot with Gwyneth Paltrow. The Spice Girls were very popular at the time, so she started calling the shoes "Tudor Spice". A nickname that was picked up by the director and crew. 😂❤️
Two of my absolute favorites. Both ladies are powerhouses in their own rights. Some of my most beloved roles of Dame Judi Dench are as Lady Catherine de Bourgh in Pride and Prejudice and Dame Maggie Smith as Caro in Divine Secrets of the Ya Ya Sisterhood
Thanks for this post. It really warmed my heart and made me realize it's times to watch so many of my favorite films again. And the for dames together was brilliant wasn't it.
Dame Judi resembles my late mom( who was from Brooklyn) & I'd jokingly call her "Dame Doris Dench". ( which,being a fan of her work, got a kick out of) My mim wanted to be an actress herself & studied at the Berghoff Studios in NYC( where she met my dad) but sadly gave it up due to stage fright. She admired Dame Maggie Smith as well & introduced me to this wonderfully talented performer as well (may she rest easy.☁️.) Both true Dames & their friendship showed through their chemistry together in Ladies In Lavender" "The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel" 💕
Their secrets : Studying - acting in theatres - Shakespeare, and then acting in films like so many great British actors. British actors (female or male) are the best in the world due to their background.
"Perhaps I should turn one of you into a pocket watch so you will be on time." They both have hysterical personalities, natural delivery with poise and class, exceptional talent in stage, musical, screen and anything they set forth to due... a commercial! They have too many works to name between the two! I love both Dames.
These Dames are my favorite actresses. I enjoy seeing them together in movies like 'A Room With a View', Tea with Mussolini' and more. Their character playing are so convincing.🎉
These are two of my very favorite actresses of all time for so many years! How neat to have them interviewed. One of my favorites of their movies together is "Tea With Mussolini" It is delightful to see they have had a long time close friendship.
(I guess the video maker didn't love her enough to spell her name correctly in the description.) Otherwise, an excellent video of 2 of my favorite actresses. Judi must be heartbroken with Maggie's passing this week.
These two ladies are not national treasures they are world treasures ! I am not British and I love them both,their talents will stay forever ,they are unstoppable ,Dame Judy and Dame Maggie great friends and amazing actresses .
Same here: absolutely adore them.
I'm American and I love both the wonderful ladies. ❤
Cannot agree more!!!!
They are British. This makes them BRITISH treasures, shared with the world.
❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
The few actresses of their generation who didn’t shy away from looking “old” as they went through their lives. Hence they cornered the market for mature actresses. No botox, no facelifts, no veneers - just class and talent ❤️
R.I.P. Dame Maggie Smith - Thanks for the Memories 🌹
What? No mention of As Time Goes By - many of us Americans were introduced to Dame Judy Dench in this delightful series.
RIP Maggie.... You've earned your rest and the work you put in throughout your life will live on forever.
A Room with a View is one of my most favorite movies ever.
great film!
My all time favorite! “I shall never forgive myself!”
Yes, absolutely loved that film! I was very young when I saw it. I watched it again recently, now that I'm getting old, and I realize what a subtle, funny, beautiful performance Maggie Smith gave. Difficult t o choose one, but may be my all time favorite Maggie Smith performance 😂❤
Mine too.
quartet the film
Interesting BUT inconceivable that Judi's lead role in 67 episodes of the comedy romance As Time Goes By, from 1992 to 2005, did not even rate a mention. An unforgivable omission.
This is one of my favorite shows ever! She is hilarious in it.
she's great in it. there was A LOT to cover.
Agreed! That is my favorite show, I bought all the episodes and time to time I re-watch it, it never gets boring.
I agree wholeheartedly.
One of our local PBS stations airs an episode every Saturday, and I watch religiously. Even though I've seen it all.
There are also some episodes made for BBC Radio.
I think it is unforgivable that Judy
Dench’s role in the British sitcom
“ As Time Goes By” was overlooked!!!
As Time Goes By was mentioned early in the video when they reviewed the ladies’ Bio.
I loved that show!
I wish Dame Maggie Smith had made an appearance on that show.
I am 90 plus and am still thrilled to enjoy these 2 DAMES and their incredible talent.
Love these two ladies! Overwhelming talent! Thank you Maggie and Judy, such a pleasure.
Watching this today as we’ve just lost a national treasure. I loved her in many roles but, I will never forget watching Dame Maggie Smith in The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie as a little girl. A wet Sunday afternoon a lifelong fan was born
I’m surprised Judy’s long time TV series “As Time Goes By” was omitted.
My favorite British sitcom.❤
That's when I discovered her and fell in love! ❤
Judi with an i - first four letters of Judith
I loved that series❤
@@JacindaH same.
I love these two beautiful, classy iconic ladies. I have enjoyed every movie I have watched with them. I am heartbroken the great Maggie Smith has left this earthy realm . Thank you for your incredible body of work that we can on occasion watch. May your memory live on, may it never fade. May future generations watch your movies and feel the joy we have all felt. Rest in peace beautiful Lady.
RIP Dear Maggie Smith - WHAT an actress. Ladies in Lavender.
Beautifully done sir! Two divine ladies
Yes, they deserved it. Both are astounding. Maggie Smith was amazing as McGonagall, but her role in Downton Abbey was so stunning, it made the show worth watching if only for her.
I only watched it for her . I mean Downton 😃
And those two roles were later-in-life roles for her. I remember seeing her for the first time in "The Prime Of Miss Jean Brodie" - and was just amazed. I had been so used to US-produced razzle-dazzle stuff, where all the women were under-30, perfectly shaped Barbie dolls, and all the men were matinee idols - that to see a movie like that in 1969, when I was just 20 yrs old - was a revelation, that's for sure. I've adored both Dame Maggie and Dame Judi since I became aware of them - more than 50 yrs ago.
Oh did I love Maggie Smith in Downton Abbey, but she also played really well that mother nun in Sister Act. And then of course Judy Dench in James Bond 007.
Jean Brodie
Divine Duo of Dames: their art and friendship is a gift to us all
Rest in peace Dame Maggie ❤❤❤
Today Maggi Smith died. What a loss! It made me cry…..🥺.
A huge fan in Amsterdam.
Maggie Smith in The Lady in the Van was like Lady Grantham playing an eccentric elderly bag lady living in a van. Vagabond nobility!
Tea with Mussolini will always be one of my favorite movies because of these wonderful ladies along with Joan Plowright, Lily Tomlin, and Cher. And others. Always a treat to watch.
Indeed!
Yes, indeed
I loved the movie.....have watched it again just recently.
Yes! And I believe it just might be the last movie her dear hubby was in.
I agree 100%!!!
This was wonderful, I am so glad I clicked on it. Truthfully, I clicked on it because I was wondering what Judi Dench & Maggie Smith had to do with the Danes. Poor eyesight can add much humor to life, beyond placing one in an Impressionistic world.
Hamlet!
The word is Dame, and it is American slang for women.
@@ebriggs3498Funny. 😊
Yes, creative reading adds spice to life. 🤓 It's sad that Maggie Smith has just died though. 😢
Both, Dame Judi and Dame Maggie, have brought me so much joy for most of my life, and I'm no spring chicken. I adore you both so much. Miss you Maggie ❤️❤️❤️🌹🌹🌹
Big mistake - Maggie Smith played the Dowager Countess Grantham, otherwise known as Lady Violet Grantham.
Mrs Crawley was played by Penelope Wilton.
I love Maggie Smith in
The Secret Garden.
A favorite of mine.
The Secret Garden was the first movie I saw Maggie Smith in. I just loved her!
These two are the best of the best....and both quite humble about it!
Idc what anyone says, Maggie Smith is literally the most talented woman to grace a screen, and I will legitimately weep on the day she passes as if it were my own grandmother. That woman is a treasure.
Same, girl, same.
No question! Judi Dench is excellent too, but Maggie Smith delivers her comedic lines with perfection! I realize she is not the writer, but the one to deliver. Usually I can see a funny and cutting remark coming, but not with Maggie.Her timing and expression are the best!
@@susanmoorhead8762 You nailed it. Maggie's talent and history makes you expect perfection, and her delivery always takes it a step above. She isn't just skilled at delivery. She is skilled at defining and delivering her role so you experience the character. Amazing talent.
@@tabaxikhajit4541 Exactly!
@@susanmoorhead8762 Hugs and love to another person with discerning taste in acting and writing.
LOVE Dames Judi Dench and Maggie Smith!
Two of the greatest actresses ever. We will miss them and their wonderful acting.
No-one does Shakespeare quite like Dame Judi.Her capacity to make the speech so understandable is unmatched.
This was beautiful.
Thankfully there was no excessive worship of the royals but rather a focus on their talent.
Love you Ms. Dench. Ms. Smith is awesome too.🇨🇦. Reruns of, “As Time Goes By” are still on PBS here Monday through Friday and I can’t count on both my hands how many times I have seen every episode (need both feet, too)!
I love as time goes and every tv English show ❤
Wondering put together. Absolutely love these two. Both incredible legends in their own right who still continue to make an impact to this day. Dames Judi Dench, Maggie Smith, and Angela Lansbury are my favorites.
Angela really was excellent. She had her detective tv series here in the US, taking place in Maine. Something happened between her and the channel that ran it, and she was quite rightly devastated. I hope they start to run them again on PBS. Occasionally I will be watching an
Older movie, and I recognize her, especially by her voice. But she stayed much the same in appearance ivdr many decades.
If I had the opportunity of inviting 10 Actors to dinner and just spending the evening getting to know them, these two brilliant ladies would be the first ones invited. I love them both for what they've given us.
The other two dames are fantastic as well.
I will always remember Dame Dench from "As Time Goes By" And Dame Smith n Downton Abbey
Dearly love the combined work of these two paragons of stage, screen, and film! I can not pick my favorite. That is why I love when they collaborate and work together. Thunder & Lightning every time. Thank you so much for this wonderful tribute to these legends, these icons, these dames, these actors! Brava! Brava!
The first movie in which I saw Dame Maggie Smith was the 70s classic comedy, _Murder By Death,_ which features a fantastic ensemble of highly skilled people in each role, and is one of my all-time favorite movies to watch regularly. I highly recommend it.
The first movie in which I saw Dame Judi Dench was _A Room With A View,_ mentioned in the video. This is another all-time favorite to watch over & over again. (RIP Julian Sands, who played gorgeous George Emerson in _A Room With A View_ )
Thank you for posting. These 2 great ladies entered their careers when great acting skills were required for successful careers. The succeeded because they were so good at what they did. That's changed a lot. Now it's all about celebrity and not fine acting. They are famous for the right reason and dont seem to have lost their humanity. Both are truly great actors and great ladies.
Iin Britian you don't always see beautiful women in roles even when they are young. But you fall in love with them because their acting is true to form. They don't produce Barbie Hollywood types to their credit. That's the difference between British , Australia,n,and Americans.We bring them over here
19:39 19:39
I could listen to Judy tell old stories all day.
I have loved these two ladies for many years. It was a blessing that I have had them in my life. True loveliness and feminity. 🌺🌲🌺
Wonderful doccie. One starts remembering other smaller but no less beautifully crafted roles, as Judi in 84 Charring Cross road playing Anthony Hopkins' wife. And with Anne Bancroft, made the perfectly balanced movie.
Watching A Fine Romance was so much fun, two awkward people finding support and love, and knowing that they were married just showed what wonderful actors they were and are. Also laughed so often when watching As Time Goes By. Now I'm going to have to watch them again, again! 🥰🥰
I never tire of watching As Time Goes By re-runs over and over. Such huge talents such as Judi and Geoffrey are just a perfect combination and made the show the success it is to this day 🖐😁🇦🇺❤❤
I really enjoyed that.
I had no idea that they knew each other for so long.
My Mother was born in 1934.
I love them both, they're so funny & fun loving, I'm going to have to check out some of their earlier stuff now.
I absolutely loved Maggie in Harry Potter & no one could have played the quick witted Matriarch in Downtown Abbey better than her.
They're both captivating and brilliantly funny
Two of my favorites! There is nothing like these two dames!
Who will play wonderful older ladies once they retire? And why did you fail to mention Judy Dench's role in the 2005 Pride & Prejudice movie? She was awesome!
Thank you for the gift of this video. For those of us who have loved these Ladies throughout our lives! ❤❤
I love these dames! I enjoyed "The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel" so much that I'm tickled pink to have learned there was a sequel. Judi and Maggie have such amazing chemistry together, whether they're the ladies having an adventure in "A Room with a View" or trying to make peace with living in a vastly different country to their own.
Absolutely loved both "Marigold Hotel" films. Every actor in both films were brilliant! 👍❤
For Judi Dench, she had a marvelous role in the film 84 Charing Cross Road, covering the relationship of Helene Hanff of New York and a London bookshop over 30 years. One of the best movies I’ve ever seen. But that’s probably because it’s about people AND books❤
Unfortunately, never had the time to watch any of either's televised programmes but have had the pleasure of viewing the majority of their films when l could.
Thank you for compiling this tribute.
Tongul, thank you sir for you wonderfully created video about two of the most talented and loved actresses . Thank you for your efforts and talent.
Thank you for this video! I’ve always admired these two lovely ladies!
Blessed to have experienced such extraordinary women, and they continue to❤️🤗👏 my respect appreciation and love sent
Bravo. Thank you for creating this feature video on two exceptional actors. Very entertaining, I thoroughly enjoyed watching. Great job. 🎭
Oh my Gosh! It just occurred to me how much I LOVE Maggie's Voice! I have heard it since I can remember! As clearly as my own Mother's voice.❤😂
Wonderfully and lovingly put together doc!
Monster talents who are so humble, never taking life too seriously, still incredibly funny and aging gracefully.
Everything about them is to be admired. They have set the bar high for future actors.
🖐😃🇦🇺❤
Dame Judi once said: "Take your job seriously, but not yourself. That's the best combination!" Nothing more to add!
The British get quite embarrassed when they become a Star in Amercia. They don't call them stars .They approach their work in a different mindset. With great humility.
Absolute role models as women for me. I wish I'd be a woman like them.
Love these two and enjoyed your video BUT how can you discuss the career of Dame Judy Dench and not even mention 9 seasons of "As Time Goes By"???? I love that show.
She also played in Cranford for the BBC and return to Cranford Amazing serie
A room with a view. My all time favorite
One of my favorites.
Lovely. I have to say, Maggie Smith’s role in the 1993 version of ‘The Secret Garden’, where she plays the lady of the house, is phenomenal. She starts off as a bit of a stern, judgmental character, maybe even a villain, but she really just needs to keep the estate running efficiently. I recall her iconic line, as she’s locking Mary (the young troublemaker, who keeps escaping to the secret garden) in her room: “You stay put, or I’ll BOX your ears!!” And locks the bedroom door.😳😂 …
But by the end of the film, you see her character completely change, and actually SMILE & weep tears of joy-as the entire house, servants, maids, etc. all happen to see the (supposedly) crippled Colin walking, with his emo cousin Mary and his equally emo father…😊At that moment you see Maggie’s face completely change from the rest of the movie, as if everyone has this weight lifted off of their shoulders and it’s like, okay. All is good in the world again. Seriously, it’ll have me in tears. I’m such a sap, I’ll more or less cry throughout the whole film! I think it’s such an underrated masterpiece. The music, the scenery, the animals… The incredible adult AND child actors in it. I almost believe that each actor involved must’ve been channeling Maggie’s star power on set. She was easily the biggest star among the cast, yet her role wasn’t even a “main” character-though still integral to the story.
This has been un unexpected treat. I remember the 1984 movie "A Private Function" Maggie Smith and Michael Palin, together with a group of impressive, well respected actors. Brilliant!
Such talent two of the best
Thanks for putting this together. Beautifully done sir.
I could listen to stories like this for hours. But in order to have careers like this, there are years of struggles and endless waiting while time goes on.
Absolutely wonderful video about two fantastic actors/Dames. I have loved watching them in anything they do. I remember The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie and was mesmerized by her acting. She always seems to have a secret that she knows and we want to know when she is up there. Maggie Smith had me from then on. Her part in Downton Abby keeps me in stitches laughing and reminds me of my Grandmother with her little quips under her breath. With Judi Dench I have enjoyed watching her do anything as well. Her portrayal of M in James Bond was a wonderful surprise and I looked forward to seeing her in the film just as I did Q when he was in the Bond films. As Time Goes By was also a favorite of mine and I love it when both of them are in a program together. Thank you for this lovely look at them both.
Excellent. Well researched and a fine selection of clips 👏
When filming "Shakespeare in Love" Judi Dench had to wear very high heels in order to be in the shot with Gwyneth Paltrow. The Spice Girls were very popular at the time, so she started calling the shoes "Tudor Spice". A nickname that was picked up by the director and crew. 😂❤️
Please protect Judi Dench at all costs. 🥺
Two wonderful women! Legends in their own time.
Absolutely brilliant
I love and adore both ladies.
Their speach is impeccable
Two of my absolute favorites. Both ladies are powerhouses in their own rights. Some of my most beloved roles of Dame Judi Dench are as Lady Catherine de Bourgh in Pride and Prejudice and Dame Maggie Smith as Caro in Divine Secrets of the Ya Ya Sisterhood
What a lovely program! Thank you so much! ❤
Adore them both but Maggie is a particular inspiration.
LOVE the fact that two of my favorite Actress were life😊long friends! R.I.P. Maggie Smith!😢😅
this is so beautifully edited, thank you. Now I want to go binge watch all their joint films.
Well done, nicely curated. Thank you.
Two extremely talented actresses and both gorgeous.
Thanks for this post. It really warmed my heart and made me realize it's times to watch so many of my favorite films again. And the for dames together was brilliant wasn't it.
❤🧡💛💚💙💜🤎🖤🤍 Maggie Smiths magnificent memory will be a BLESSING TO US ALL, ALWAYS. RIP!!!
Truly a great essay. Thank you so much for the dignity with which you handled the lives of these two great actresses. 🎉🎉🎉
Dame Judi resembles my late mom( who was from Brooklyn) & I'd jokingly call her "Dame Doris Dench". ( which,being a fan of her work, got a kick out of) My mim wanted to be an actress herself & studied at the Berghoff Studios in NYC( where she met my dad) but sadly gave it up due to stage fright. She admired Dame Maggie Smith as well & introduced me to this wonderfully talented performer as well (may she rest easy.☁️.) Both true Dames & their friendship showed through their chemistry together in Ladies In Lavender" "The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel" 💕
Rest in peace, Maggie, what a career and what a life👏
Their secrets : Studying - acting in theatres - Shakespeare, and then acting in films like so many great British actors. British actors (female or male) are the best in the world due to their background.
I hope I could age as gracefully as these amazing women.
Wow! That was wonderful. Thank you so much.
I had no idea Toby Stephens was Dame Maggie's son! Does make for an interesting link in "Die Another Day" where Judi Dench plays M.
"Perhaps I should turn one of you into a pocket watch so you will be on time." They both have hysterical personalities, natural delivery with poise and class, exceptional talent in stage, musical, screen and anything they set forth to due... a commercial! They have too many works to name between the two! I love both Dames.
Just love Maggie's accent
SOOOOO ENGLISH ...LOVE IT
Not many people speak correct ENGLISH these days .😔
Truly enjoyed this. Thank you!
I rush watching "As time goes by" just to see Dame Judi Dench".❤❤
The best two actresses of our time. Wonderful and beautiful at its best ❤️
GNU Maggie Smith, mind how you go…thanks for all your wonderful roles!
Judi Dench also played in As Time Goes By
These Dames are my favorite actresses. I enjoy seeing them together in movies like 'A Room With a View', Tea with Mussolini' and more. Their character playing are so convincing.🎉
Dame Judy Dench hoe old is she
These are two of my very favorite actresses of all time for so many years! How neat to have them interviewed. One of my favorites of their movies together is "Tea With Mussolini" It is delightful to see they have had a long time close friendship.
Two of the most glorious actresses that have ever been produced by that profession. Pure class. Love them both! ❤🤗❤
Wonderful video and tribute to these extraordinary women. I truly enjoy watching them both in their acting abilities. They are fabtabulous! 🎉❤️
Judy Dench was sooo perfect for the role of "M" in the Bond films. BRAVO to whoever came up with that casting. BRILLIANT!
So good. I've an internal warm smile after watching your piece. Thanks 😘
I admire these two so much
(I guess the video maker didn't love her enough to spell her name correctly in the description.) Otherwise, an excellent video of 2 of my favorite actresses. Judi must be heartbroken with Maggie's passing this week.