With Stephen Fry in "Cambridge Footlights Revue" in 1982:
In a remix of scenes from her first movie, 1987's The Tall Guy:
As Frasier Crane's first wife in a commercial for a 1992 episode of "Cheers":
Eloquently accepting her best actress Oscar in 1993:
In The Remains of the Day that same year:
Accepting (as Jane Austen) a Golden Globe for best screenplay in 1996:
Giving the best performance cable TV has ever seen in 2001's Wit:
As the only good thing about Love Actually in 2003:
Baring her soul for an anti-human trafficking campaign in 2007:
Here's to 49 more years of peerless brilliance.
Tuesday, April 15, 2008
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3 comments:
yeah... i ain't so sure that the world has many better things.
The Tall Guy. How I adore that movie. Last time I watched it (with you!), I thought I was going to pop an organ from laughing so hard.
wow. that last clip. I'd never seen. horrifying.
this is a great post and the subject richly deserves tribute.
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