Glenda Jackson
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Glenda Jackson (1936 – 2023) was an English actress known for her roles in such films as Marat/Sade (1967), Women in Love (1970), Sunday Bloody Sunday (1971) and The Maids (1975).
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Filmography
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Film
Year | Title | Role | Notes | Template:Abbr |
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1963 | This Sporting Life | Singer at Party | Uncredited | |
1967 | Marat/Sade | Charlotte Corday | ||
1968 | Tell Me Lies: A Film About London | Guest | Character names not credited | |
1968 | Negatives | Vivien | ||
1969 | Women in Love | Gudrun Brangwen | ||
1971 | The Music Lovers | Nina (Antonina Milyukova) | ||
1971 | Sunday Bloody Sunday | Alex Greville | ||
1971 | Template:Sortname | Rita Monroe | Uncredited | |
1971 | Mary, Queen of Scots | Queen Elizabeth | ||
1972 | Template:Sortname | Alice | ||
1973 | Bequest to the Nation | Lady Hamilton | AKA The Nelson Affair | |
1973 | Template:Sortname | Vickie Allessio | ||
1973 | Template:Sortname | Sister Geraldine | AKA Il Sorriso del grande tentatore | |
1975 | The Maids | Solange | ||
1975 | Template:Sortname | Elizabeth Fielding | ||
1975 | Hedda | Hedda | ||
1976 | Template:Sortname | Sarah Bernhardt | ||
1976 | Nasty Habits | Alexandra | ||
1978 | House Calls | Ann Atkinson | ||
1978 | Stevie | Stevie Smith | ||
1978 | Template:Sortname | Conor MacMichael | ||
1979 | Lost and Found | Patricia Brittenham | ||
1980 | Health | Isabella Garnell | ||
1980 | Hopscotch | Isobel | ||
1982 | Template:Sortname | Margaret Grey | ||
1982 | Giro City | Sophie | Made for Channel 4, but released in cinemas prior to the broadcast. | |
1985 | Turtle Diary | Neaera Duncan | ||
1987 | Beyond Therapy | Charlotte Wallace | ||
1988 | Business as Usual | Babs Flynn | ||
1988 | Salome's Last Dance | Herodias / Lady Alice | ||
1989 | Template:Sortname | Anna Brangwen | ||
1989 | Doombeach | Miss | ||
1990 | King of the Wind | Queen Caroline | ||
2021 | Mothering Sunday | Older Jane Fairchild | ||
TBA | The Great Escaper Template:Dagger | Irene Jordan | Post-production |
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