Anne Reid
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Gender | Female |
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Age | 89 |
Date of birth | May 28,1935 |
Zodiac sign | Gemini |
Born | Newcastle Upon Tyne |
United Kingdom | |
Spouse | Peter Eckersley |
Children | Mark Eckersley |
Parents | Colin Norman Reid |
Annie Eliza Weetman Reid | |
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ID | 411390 |
The Bad Mother's Handbook
Ladies of Letters
Hot Fuzz
Agatha Christie's Marple
Upstairs Downstairs
Bleak House
Hold the Sunset
Savage Grace
The Snowman
A Close Shave
Our Zoo
Song for Marion
Five Days
Rose and Maloney
In Love with Barbara
Rich Tea And Sympathy
Upstairs, Downstairs
A Little Trip to Heaven
The Jury
Love and Death on Long Island
The Booze Cruise
Lost for Words
The Aeronauts
Cemetery Junction
Prisoners' Wives
The Young Visiters
Kaleidoscope
Pat and Margaret
Victoria Wood with All The Trimmings
Years and Years
Time Is the Enemy
Foster
Faintheart
Marchlands
The Booze Cruise III: The Scattering
The Booze Cruise II: The Treasure Hunt
The Wingless Bird
Victoria Wood
Tea Time in Haworth
Liam
Believe
The Infiltrator
Romans
Affinity
Wallace & Gromit: The Complete Collection
The Incredible Adventures of Wallace & Gromit
Wallace & Gromit in Three Amazing Adventures
The Mother
Last Tango in Halifax
Sanditon
Dinnerladies
Anne Reid Life story
Anne Reid MBE is a British stage, film and television actress, known for her roles as Valerie Barlow in the soap opera Coronation Street; Jean in the sitcom dinnerladies; and her role as Celia Dawson in Last Tango in Halifax for which she was nominated for the British Academy Television Award for Best Actress.
Maids Moreton murderer Ben Field pays £124k to families of duped victims
... The case has recently been dramatised by BBC TV as, starring Timothy Spall and Anne Reid...
The Sixth Commandment: The killer who duped victims into rewriting wills
... The four-part drama written by Sarah Phelps features Timothy Spall as Peter Farquhar and Anne Reid as Ann Moore-Martin...
Writer Hanif Kureishi seriously injured in fall
... That also became a film, starring Anne Reid and Daniel Craig...
Writer Hanif Kureishi seriously injured in fall
The Buddha of Suburbia and My Beautiful Launderette writer Hanif Kureishi has said he believed he was dying after an accident in Rome on Boxing Day .
The Oscar -nominated scriptwriter and novelist said his injuries have left him unable to move his arms or legs.
" I cannot scratch my nose, make a phone call or feed myself, " He Said . " As you can imagine, this is both humiliating, degrading and a burden for others. "
A spine operation has led to " minor improvements" in recent days, He Said .
The 68-year-old described The Accident as " a fall" after feeling dizzy following a walk.
" I woke up a few minutes later in a pool of blood, my neck in a grotesquely twisted position, My Wife on her knees Beside Me , " he explained in
'Unclear whether I will be able to walk again'He added: " I believed I was dying. I believed I had three breaths left. It seemed like a miserable and ignoble way to die. "
His wife " saved My Life and kept me calm" he explained. " For a few days I was profoundly traumatised, altered and unrecognisable to myself. I Am in The Hospital . I cannot move move my arms and legs. "
He continued: " I have sensation and some movement in all my limbs, and I will begin physio and rehabilitation as soon as possible. I want to thank The Doctors and nurses at the Gemelli hospital, Rome, for all their extraordinary kindness, competence and care.
" At The Moment , it is unclear whether I will ever be able to walk again, or whether I'll ever be able to hold a pen, if there is any assistance that I would be grateful for, it would be with regard to voice-assisted hardware and software, which will Allow Me to watch, write and begin work again, and continue some kind of half-life. "
He asked followers to send ideas that might help him.
" I want to thank all my readers for their love and support over The Years . Love Hanif, " he concluded.
Groundbreaking workKureishi's screenplay for the 1985 film My Beautiful Laundrette was nominated for an Academy Award and launched Daniel Day-Lewis's acting career.
The Movie was directed by Stephen Frears and described a relationship between a gay skinhead and a Pakistani-British boy.
Kureishi's First Novel , The Buddha of Suburbia, was an international bestseller in 1990 and won the Whitbread book of the year award for a First Novel .
The Book was turned into a four-part television series by The Bbc in 1993, with David Bowie providing a song of the Same Name .
Kureishi also wrote the screenplays for Sammy and Rosie Get Laid and London Kills Me, which he also directed.
Other works include his drama The Mother, which told of a cross-generation relationship between a grandmother and a married handyman half her age. That also became a film, starring Anne Reid and Daniel Craig .
His 2006 screenplay Venus earned Best Actor nominations at The Oscar , Bafta and Golden Globe awards for veteran actor Peter O'Toole.
Source of news: bbc.com