Howards End (it was fascinating to watch her walk, because she walked like a frail old woman, and, at the time, she wasn't. Also great to see her act with Emma Thompson, who, at times, has been this generation's Vanessa Redgrave)
A Man For All Seasons (the made for TV movie, with Charlton Heston)
Playing for Time
Isadora
Mary, Queen of Scots (fireworks with Glenda Jackson!)
Julia (more fireworks, but against the Nazis)
The Bostononians (an unappreciated gem - great Christopher Reeve performance, too)
Venus
Agatha
Camelot
There are some people whose sheer talent makes you watch them. That's the way I've always felt about Vanessa Redgrave. While I've sometimes disagreed with her public actions, her acting has always captivated me. Cheers for BAFTA for making her a Fellow!
Laurie Mann
Pittsburgh Flicks - Movie-making in the 'Burgh
http://www.pghflicks.com/
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