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Dame Wendy Hiller, DBE (Bramhall, 1912. augusztus 15. – Beaconshield, 2003. május 14.) Oscar-díjas angol színésznő. Hírnevét az angol színpadon alapozta meg, ahonnan a megfilmesített Pygmalionnal emelkedett fel a filmiparba. 1958-ban nyerte el a Külön asztalok című filmmel Oscar-díját, emlékezetes alakításai a Gyilkosság az Orient expresszen, Egy ember az ...
Quotes about Hiller. In one sense, Wendy was a kind of anti-star: one husband, one house (in Beaconsfield), one family. Although she did occasionally travel to Hollywood (notably in 1958 for Separate Tables) and Broadway (where her greatest success was in The Aspern Papers in 1962), she lived a relatively domestic life. Sheridan Morley in "Dame ...
Dame Wendy Margaret Hiller ( 15. august 1912 i Bramhall i Cheshire i England – 14. maj 2003 i Beaconsfield, Buckinghamshire i, England) var en engelsk skuespiller . Hun havde store roller på scenen i London og New York, særligt i moderne stykker. Hun filmdebuterede i 1937 og fik et gennembrud som Eliza i Gabriel Pascals filmatisering af ...
Wendy Margaret Hiller (Bramhall, 15 augustus 1912 - Beaconsfield, 14 mei 2003) was een Engels toneel- en filmactrice.. Biografie. Hiller werd geboren als dochter van Frank Watkin Hiller en Marie Stone. In het begin van de jaren 30 begon ze haar theatercarrière in Manchester.In 1934 maakte ze haar doorbraak met de vertolking van Sally Hardcastle in Love on the Dole.
Dame Wendy Hiller also did a great deal of television both in England and America; she was starred in a 1964 episode of Profiles in Courage, played a pivotal role in the 1982 TV movie Witness for the Prosecution, and headlined "All Passion Spent," a three-part 1989 offering of PBS' Masterpiece Theatre.
Wendy Hiller, the British actress who brought Bernard Shaw's Eliza Doolittle and Barbara Undershaft to life in film versions of Pygmalion and Major Barbara during Shaw's lifetime, died May 14 at ...
Wendy Margaret Hiller was born on 15th August 1912 in Bramhall, near Stockport, Cheshire, England. Her father, Frank Watkin Hiller, was a well-to-do cotton spinner and cloth manufacturer. Her mother was Marie Elizabeth (nee Stone). She had three brothers, René, Michael and John.
