Maggie Smith, a rough figure in the art, portrayed Violet Crawley in Downton Abbey. In the show, her co -star Elizabeth McGovern paid tribute to her in her recent interview.
The actress played Cora Crawley, Countess of Grantham, in the historic drama when she is ready to perform in Downton Abbey: Grand Final, A third movie in the franchise without the late star.
She said, “I thought it would be absolutely awful. I think many of the actors were really afraid of the idea, but the funny thing is that I felt she was there.”
“I felt that her spirit was in the air, in that house and in these rooms, that I didn’t miss her as much as I thought I would,” the actress noted.
Similarly, Judi Dench previously remembered his deceased friend in an interview with BBC With a sweet gesture of planting a tree in her name.
“Joe, who works for me, came in and he had a little crab apple,” the 007 star told the business, adding that it began to produce fruit at the time of her funeral when she died on September 27, 2024. She was 89 years old.
“And then I had it in the pocket at her funeral, which was a very nice thing to have,” she noted about Harry Potter -Alunet, which she first met in the Old Vic Theater’s dressing room in 1957.
Judi and Maggie also appeared both in films like the 1984 movie A private feature1985’s A room with view, 1999’s Tea with mussolini, 2004s Ladies in lavender, 2011’s The best exotic marigold hotel and its successor 2015 The second best Marigold Hotel.
