Joan Plowright, Acclaimed Actress and Widow of Laurence Olivier, Passes Away at 95
Remembering Joan Plowright, the celebrated British actress, whose impactful career spanned theatre, film, and television for over seven decades.
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Joan Plowright, esteemed actress and widow of Laurence Olivier, passed away at 95 at Denville Hall, surrounded by loved ones. Celebrated for her roles in theatre and film, Plowright's career, which included a Tony Award and two Golden Globes, spanned over 70 years. She was an iconic figure in British theatre, celebrated for her performances in classics like 'A Taste of Honey' and 'Enchanted April.' Plowright retired in 2014 due to illness but made a lasting impact through her work and involvement in theatre. The West End theaters will honor her legacy by dimming their lights.
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