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Guest column | Maggie Smith startled us every time

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A talent that Peter Marks calls massive and lasting in the Washington Post, of Shakespeare's "Othello" with Laurence Olivier, all the way to Downton Abbey . Marks recalls all the roles, so much versatility, from "The Prime of Jean Brodie" about the Spanish Civil War, a teacher spouting admiration for fascism, a moral blindess that leads to death of "Mary Macgregor." And on to Tom Stoppard's "Day and Night." 

Peter Marks is no stranger to Maggie as he shows in his interview with her for the Washington Post and his taping machine not working. Maggie and Judie Dench making humor out of this saying the machine was exhausted.



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