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First of two documentaries celebrating the National Theatre's 50th anniversary, with contributions from artistic directors, playwrights and stars such as Dame Joan Plowright. Director: Adam Low | Stars: Penelope Wilton, Michael Blakemore, Peter Brook, Lord Chandos. Votes: 7
Born Joan Ann Plowright on Oct. 28, 1929, in Brigg, Lincolnshire, England, she was the daughter of Daisy Margaret and William Ernest Plowright, a newspaper editor. Raised in nearby Scunthorpe, she was encouraged by her mother to participate in the productions of the amateur theater group that she oversaw.
Plowright, Dame Joan (1929-) Trained at the Old Vic Theatre School, Joan Plowright quickly asserted herself as one of the dominant young actresses of the late '50s/early '60s. On the London stage from 1954, she scored major successes at the Royal Court, and triumphed in such diverse pieces as Ionesco 's The Chairs and The Lesson (1958) and Shaw ...
Dame Joan Ann Plowright (Lady Olivier) Sitter in 12 portraits. Plowright trained at the London Old Vic Theatre School and in 1956 joined the English Stage Company at the Royal Court Theatre. In 1957 she played opposite Laurence Olivier (whom she married in 1961) in The Entertainer and was Beattie in Arnold Wesker's Roots (1959).
1 de ene. de 1990 · Joan Plowright first met Laurence Olivier in the mid-1950s when he was still married to GONE WITH THE WIND star Vivien Leigh. Joan was the daughter of a north country newspaper editor and his wife, an amateur actress of note.
One of England's most esteemed actresses, Joan Plowright was trained at the Old Vic. She made her regional stage debut in 1951 and her London stage bow in 1954. Two years later, she joined the English Stage Company, where she essayed her most popular role up to that time, Margery Pincher in Wycherly's The Country Wife.
