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bcdreyer.social • 151 days ago

Goodbye to Maggie Smith.

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meganmacmanus.bsky.social•151 days ago

Oh noo!

skleinedler.bsky.social•151 days ago

Ever since I saw the news break, I wondered which pictures you'd use. What a fabulous quartet. <3

thistle-and-thorn.bsky.social•151 days ago

Hey, please consider using alt text in future so others can enjoy your posts too!

caitesq.bsky.social•151 days ago

I guess she couldn’t literally live forever, but I sort of hoped.

nicolewayland.bsky.social•151 days ago

Oh my gosh, same. I'm so sad. 💔

dionysia.bsky.social•143 days ago

Yes, this

biobabbler.bsky.social•151 days ago

Right?!?

rainorshine99.bsky.social•151 days ago

A treasure! She left us a wonderful legacy in film and those who were lucky to see her on stage have unforgettable memories.
Rest in Peace.

brianwooley.bsky.social•151 days ago

Forever Dora Charleston to me. Rest well.

marlowechris.bsky.social•151 days ago

The Guardian has a nice photo gallery to commemorate Maggie Smith
https://www.theguardian.com/film/gallery/2024/sep/27/maggie-smith-a-life-in-pictures

iceclone.bsky.social•150 days ago

Amazing photo gallery thanks for sharing!

404apathy.bsky.social•151 days ago

By Ms. Smith, see you in a bit.

yolandapupo.bsky.social•151 days ago

Nice selection—I love her in anything really but I think my fave was seeing her on stage in Three Tall Women.

charlesallen7587.bsky.social•151 days ago

Goodbye Maggie

navadis.bsky.social•151 days ago

R.I.P. Maggie Smith
🖤🌹

matthewbudman.bsky.social•151 days ago

Hey, at least Fox News nailed the spelling of "Harry Potter"

bcdreyer.social•151 days ago

FFS

matthewmartinuk.bsky.social•151 days ago

Planning to watch the Prime of Miss Jean Brodie tonight. One of the best movie performances ever.

terriblenachos.bsky.social•151 days ago

My god, what a beauty every damn day of her life.

genwil.bsky.social•151 days ago

Ok, now that’s sad.

kit.is-extremely.gay•151 days ago

NÃO

lizzywednesday.bsky.social•151 days ago

I would have joyfully listened to her reading the phone book. What a talent! What a career!

I'm sure you've seen this chat, but if you haven't, enjoy: https://youtu.be/2VxsyjMv1d8?si=zodQGZ_1nkdPHdll

stevemirsky.bsky.social•151 days ago

Not so fast—I’ve seen her die and come back to life. About 35 years ago I went to a screening of the 1965 Othello, in which she was Desdemona. The projectionist ran the reels in the wrong order. Olivier killed her and in the next scene she was hale and hearty.