glenda jackson

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Definition of glenda jackson in English English dictionary

born May 9, 1936, Birkenhead, Cheshire, Eng. British stage and film actress. Discovered by Peter Brook, she was cast in his Theatre of Cruelty revue and soon appeared as the mad Charlotte Corday in his celebrated production of Peter Weiss's Marat/Sade (1964; film, 1967). She became known for her tense portrayals of complex women, gaining international acclaim in the film Women in Love (1969, Academy Award) and later successes such as Sunday Bloody Sunday (1971), A Touch of Class (1973, Academy Award), and the television series Elizabeth R. Her screen career continued until 1992, when she won a seat in the House of Commons

Hyphenation

Glen·da Jack·son

Turkish pronunciation

glendı cäksın

Pronunciation

/ˈglendə ˈʤaksən/ /ˈɡlɛndə ˈʤæksən/