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Jackson in 1971

English actress Glenda Jackson (1936 – 2023) achieved notability during her performing career, which began in 1952. She took a hiatus from acting from 1992 to 2015, after being elected as the Labour Party MP for Hampstead and Highgate. Following her departure from Parliament, she made a successful return to performing. Her acting work encompassed stage, radio, film and television. In addition, she also narrated and presented various campaign films. The list does not include works in which Jackson only appeared as an interviewee, rather than a performer, such as chat shows.

Jackson won the Triple Crown of Acting, the term used for actors who have won a competitive Academy Award, Emmy Award and Tony Award in the acting categories – the highest accolades recognised in American film, television, and theatre, respectively. She had also been nominated for, and received, numerous other awards.

Filmography

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Film

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Year Title Role Notes Ref.
1963 This Sporting Life Singer at Party Uncredited [1][2]
1967 Marat/Sade Charlotte Corday [3]
1968 Tell Me Lies: A Film About London Guest Character names not credited [4][5]
Negatives Vivien [1]
1969 Women in Love Gudrun Brangwen Academy Award Winner for Best Actress in a Leading Role [4]
1971 The Music Lovers Nina (Antonina Milyukova) [4]
Sunday Bloody Sunday Alex Greville [1]
The Boy Friend Rita Monroe Uncredited [6][7]
Mary, Queen of Scots Queen Elizabeth [4]
1972 The Triple Echo Alice [4]
1973 Bequest to the Nation Lady Hamilton AKA The Nelson Affair [1]
A Touch of Class Vickie Allessio Academy Award Winner for Best Actress in a Leading Role (second win) [8]
The Devil Is a Woman Sister Geraldine AKA Il Sorriso del grande tentatore [9]
1975 The Maids Solange [4]
The Romantic Englishwoman Elizabeth Fielding [10]
Hedda Hedda [1]
1976 The Incredible Sarah Sarah Bernhardt [1]
Nasty Habits Alexandra [4]
1978 House Calls Ann Atkinson [1]
Stevie Stevie Smith [1]
The Class of Miss MacMichael Conor MacMichael [4]
1979 Lost and Found Patricia Brittenham [1]
1980 Health Isabella Garnell [1]
Hopscotch Isobel [11]
1982 The Return of the Soldier Margaret Grey [4]
Giro City Sophie Made for Channel 4, but released in cinemas prior to the broadcast.[12] [1]
1985 Turtle Diary Neaera Duncan [1]
1987 Beyond Therapy Charlotte Wallace [1]
1988 Business as Usual Babs Flynn [4]
Salome's Last Dance Herodias / Lady Alice [1]
1989 The Rainbow Anna Brangwen [1]
Doombeach Miss [4]
1990 King of the Wind Queen Caroline [4]
2021 Mothering Sunday Older Jane Fairchild [13]
2023 The Great Escaper Irene Jordan Posthumous release [14]

Television

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Year Title Role Notes Ref.
1957 ITV Play of the Week Iris Jones Episode: "A Voice in Vision" [4]
1961 ITV Play of the Week Jurywoman Episode: "Dr Everyman's Hour" [4]
1963 Z-Cars Hospital Nurse / WPC Fernley 2 episodes [4]
1965 The Wednesday Play Cathy Episode: "Horror of Darkness" [4]
1967 Half Hour Story Claire Foley Episode: "Which of These Two Ladies Is He Married To?" [4]
1968 The Wednesday Play Julie Episode: "Let's Murder Vivaldi" [4]
Armchair Theatre Ruth Episode: "Home Movies" [4][15]
1969 ITV Sunday Night Theatre Marina Palek Episode: "Salve Regina" [4]
1970 Review Reader Reader of extracts from A Pagan Place by Edna O'Brien [16]
Play of the Month Margaret Schlegel Episode: "Howards End" [4]
1971 Elizabeth R Elizabeth I TV miniseries; 6 episodes [1]
Show of the Week Guest Episode: "The Morecambe and Wise Show" [17]
Morecambe and Wise Christmas Show [18]
1972 [19]
1973 Full House Reader ("The House that Jack Built") [20]
1977 Night of 100 Stars Guest [1]
1979 Christmas With Eric and Ernie Christmas special of the Morecambe and Wise Show [21]
1980 The Morecambe and Wise Christmas Show [1]
The Muppet Show Special Guest Star Episode: "Glenda Jackson" [4][22]
1981 The Patricia Neal Story Patricia Neal TV film [4]
1982 The Morecambe and Wise Christmas Show Guest [1]
1984 Sakharov Yelena Bonner (Sakharova) TV film [4]
1988 American Playhouse Nina Leeds Episode: "Strange Interlude" [4]
1989 Doombeach Teacher [1]
1990 Carol & Company Dr. Doris Kruber Episode: "Kruber Alert" [23]
T.Bag's Christmas Ding Dong Vanity Bag TV film [4]
1991 A Murder of Quality Ailsa Brimley [4]
The House of Bernarda Alba Bernarda [4]
1992 The Secret Life of Arnold Bax Harriet Cohen [4]
2019 Elizabeth Is Missing Maud [24]

Short films

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Year Title Role Notes Ref.
1979 Build Me a World Narrator For International Year of the Child [25][7]
1981 Stop Polio Commentator Sponsored by Save the Children [26]
1982 Save the Children in the Sudan [27]
Let Poland Be Poland On-screen participant Sponsored by the International Communications Agency [28]
1986 Man-Made Famine Commentator/Narrator Sponsored by Channel 4 [29]
The Labour Party Party political broadcast for the Labour Party [7][30]
1987 Facing South Commentator Sponsored by Voluntary Service Overseas [31]
1988 The One Child Family Presenter/Narrator Co-produced by Oxfam [32]
Yunnan Presenter [33]
1990 Death on Delivery Commentator Made in association with the Campaign Against Arms Trade [34]
1992 Rise Up, Women! The Suffragette Campaign in London Narrator Sponsored by the Museum of London [35]
2022 The Microcosm Narrator [36]

Stage

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Year Title Role Venue Ref.
1952 Mystery of Greenfingers YMCA Players, Hoylake [7]
1954 Nothing But the Truth Ethel [7][37]
To Kill a Cat Margaret Fenwick [7][37]
1956 The Caucasian Chalk Circle Chorus Vanbrugh Theatre, London [38]
The Frogs [38]
Pygmalion Eliza Doolittle St Pancras Town Hall [38]
The Winter's Tale Paulina [38]
1957 Doctor in the House Connaught Theatre, Worthing [38]
Separate Tables Jean Stratton / Jean Tanner Queen's Theatre, Hornchurch [7][39][10]
Rum Punch [7]
Ring For Catty [7]
The White Sheep of the Family [7]
All Kinds of Men Ruby Arts Theatre, London [7][10]
1958 An Inspector Calls New Theatre, Crewe [7]
My Three Angels [7]
Macadam and Eve [7]
Trial and Error [7]
Book of the Month [7]
Jane Eyre Jane Eyre [7][40]
The Glass Menagerie [7]
Burdalane [7]
Old Tyme Music Hall [7]
A Girl Named Sadie UK tour [7]
1961 Fools Rush In Pam Dundee Repertory Theatre, Dundee [7][41]
In Search of Happiness Marina [7][41]
The Durable Element Katherine [7][41]
The Kitchen Royal Court Theatre, London [7]
1962 The Idiot Nastasya Filippovna Lyric Theatre, Hammersmith [7][42]
Come Back With Diamonds [7]
Guilty Party Watford Palace Theatre, Watford [7]
Double Yolk [7]
1963 Alfie Siddie Mermaid Theatre, London; then the Duchess Theatre, London [7][43]
1964 Theatre of Cruelty Christine Keeler / Jacqueline Kennedy London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art, London [7][44][10]
The Screens Kadidja Donmar Warehouse, London [7][45]
Marat/Sade Charlotte Corday Aldwych Theatre, London [7][46]
The Jew of Malta Bellamira [7][47]
1965 Love's Labour's Lost Princess of France Royal Shakespeare Theatre, Stratford-upon-Avon [7][48]
Squire Puntila and His Servant Matti Eva Aldwych Theatre, London [7][49]
Hamlet Ophelia Royal Shakespeare Theatre, Stratford-upon-Avon [7]
The Investigation Witness 4 Aldwych Theatre, London [7][50]
Marat/Sade Charlotte Corday Martin Beck Theatre, New York [7][51]
1966 US Aldwych Theatre, London [7]
1967 Three Sisters Masha Royal Court Theatre, London [7][51]
Fanghorn Tamara Fanghorn Fortune Theatre, London [7][52]
1973 Collaborators Katherine Winter Duchess Theatre, London [7][10]
1974 The Maids Solange Greenwich Theatre, London [7][10]
1975 Hedda Gabler Hedda Tesman Richmond Theatre, London; then world tour (Australia, USA, Canada), and Aldwych Theatre, London [7][53][54]
1976 The White Devil Vittoria Corombona The Old Vic, London [7][55]
1977 Stevie Stevie Smith Vaudeville Theatre, London [7][56]
1978 Antony and Cleopatra Cleopatra Royal Shakespeare Theatre, Stratford-upon-Avon [57]
1979 Aldwych Theatre, London [58]
1980 Rose Rose Duke of York's Theatre, London [10]
1981 Cort Theatre, New York [10]
1982 Summit Conference Eva Braun Lyric Theatre, Hammersmith [10]
1983 Great and Small Lotte British tour; then Vaudeville Theatre, London [10]
1984 Strange Interlude Nina Leeds Previews in Croydon and Nottingham; then Duke of York's Theatre, London [59][10]
Phedra Phedra The Old Vic, London [10]
1985 Strange Inderlude Nina Leeds Nederlander Theatre, New York [60]
Phedra Phedra Aldwych Theatre, London [7][61]
1986 Across from the Garden of Allah Barbara Tour, then Comedy Theatre, London [7][62]
The House of Bernarda Alba Bernarda Lyric Theatre, Hammersmith [7][63]
1987 Globe Theatre, London [63]
1988 Macbeth Lady Macbeth Canada and US tour; then Mark Hellinger Theatre, New York [7][64]
1989 Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? Martha Doolittle Theatre, Los Angeles [7][65]
1990 Scenes from an Execution Galactia Almeida Theatre, London [7][66]
Mother Courage Mother Courage Citizens Theatre, Glasgow; then Mermaid Theatre, London [7][67]
1991 Mourning Becomes Electra Christine Mannon Citizens Theatre, Glasgow [7][68]
2016 King Lear King Lear The Old Vic, London [69]
2018 Three Tall Women A John Golden Theatre, New York [70][71]
2019 King Lear King Lear Cort Theatre, New York [72]

Audio

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Radio

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Year Title Role Notes Ref.
1964 Ars Longa Vita Brevis Roxana, his wife BBC Network Three [73][74]
1965 The Investigation The Witnesses (part of ensemble) [75]
1967 Love in a Cupboard Regina Olsen [76]
The Representative of the Poem Emily Dickinson BBC Radio 3 poetry reading [77]
1969 Afternoon Theatre Christa BBC Radio 4 episode: "The Road from Ruin by Frederick Benedict" [78]
Danton's Death Marion BBC Radio 3 [79]
1976 Emily Dickinson Reader [80]
1978 The Monday Play Stevie BBC Radio 4 episode: "Stevie" [81]
1980 Woman's Hour Reader BBC Radio 4 serial: Daughters of the Vicar by D. H. Lawrence [82][83]
The Yellow Wallpaper BBC Radio 3 [7]
The Prague Trial 79 [84]
1981 You Will Hear Thunder Anna Akhmatova [85]
1984 Scenes From an Execution Galactia [86]
1988 The Wednesday Feature Reader BBC Radio 4 episode: "The Memory of Troy" [87]
1994 With Great Pleasure BBC Radio 4 episode [88]
2015 Blood, Sex and Money by Emile Zola Dide BBC Radio 4: Three series (27 episodes; 2015–2016) [89][90][91][92]
2017 Drama The Soul BBC Radio 4 episode: "The Progress of the Soul of Lizzie Calvin" [93]
2018 Narrator BBC Radio 4 episode: "Unmade Movies, Alexander MacKendrick's Mary Queen of Scots" [94]
2019 Narrator / Mrs Whitaker BBC Radio 4 episode: "Neil Gaiman's 'Chivalry'" [95]
2020 Fault Lines: Money, Sex and Blood Constance BBC Radio 4: Three series (18 episodes; 2020–2022) [96][97]
Drama Dame Edith BBC Radio 4 episode: "Edith Sitwell in Scarborough" [98]

Recordings

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Year Title Role Notes Issue Ref.
1962 King Richard III Lady Anne The Shakespeare Recording Society Caedmon SRS 223S (4-LP box set) [99][100]
1963 Jean Genet: The Balcony Girl The Theatre Recording Society Production Folio Caedmon TRS 316 M / S (mono / stereo; 3-LP box set) [101]
1967 Marat / Sade - Original Motion Picture Soundtrack Music Caedmon / United Artists Records UAL 4153 / UAS 5153 (mono / stereo) [102]
1968 No Exit Inez The Theatre Recording Society Caedmon TRS 327 (2-LP set box set) [103]
Murder in the Cathedral Chorus of Women Caedmon TRS 330 (2-LP box set) [104]
1975 The Secret Garden Narrator Abridged novel by Frances Hodgson Burnett, read by Glenda Jackson, music by Kenny Clayton. Argo ZSW 543/544/545/546 (4-LP box set) [105]
1976 The Glenda Jackson Story Book Reader Argo ZSW 559 [106]
The Glenda Jackson Story Book Vol. 2 Reader Argo ZSW 560 [107]
The Mind Of Emily Dickinson Reader Readings from the letters and poetry of Emily Dickinson by Glenda Jackson. Argo ZSW 600/601 (2-LP set) [108][109]
1978 Stravinsky: The Soldier's Tale Narrator With Rudolf Nureyev and Micheál Mac Liammóir. Ensemble directed by Gennady Zalkowitsch. Argo ZNF 15 (also issued on cassette: Argo KZNC 15) [110]
Little Women by Louisa M. Alcott Reader Music written and directed by Kenny Clayton Argo 596/597/598 (3-LP set) [111]
Glenda Jackson Reads Stevie Smith Argo ZSW 608 [112]
1979 Stevie Poems by Stevie Smith read by Glenda Jackson and Trevor Howard. From the soundtrack of the film Stevie. CBS 70165 [113]
1983 Your Favorite Poems: Volume Two Selection of poems read by British theatre actors Newman / Argo 20080 [114]
1984 Noel Edmonds Presents Listen With Mother 'The Crotchety Tooth' by Margaret Hopkins BBC Records REC 525 / BBC Cassettes ZCM 525 [115]
1989 Madame Bovary by Gustave Flaubert Narrator Dove Books-On-Tape, Phoenix Books [116]
1993 Princess and the Goblin by George MacDonald Dove Kids [117]
1994 Persuasion by Jane Austen Dove Audio, Phoenix Books [118]
1995 The Great Speeches: A Celebration in Words and Music by William Shakespeare Reader A White Rose Globe Theatre Production Penguin Classics / Penguin Audiobooks PEN 290 [119]
1996 Aesop's Fables (Volume Three) Narrator Performed by various readers Dove Entertainment [120]
Sense and Sensibility by Jane Austen Dove Audio 81820 [121]
The Prince's Choice: A Personal Selection from Shakespeare Reader Performed by various readers Highbridge Audio [122]
Aesop's Fables (Volume Four) Dove Books [123]
1997 Northanger Abbey by Jane Austen Narrator Dove Audio [124][125]
Fifty Poems of Emily Dickinson Reader Anthology read by various performers Dove Audio/Phoenix Books [126]
The Poetry of the Romantics Performed by various readers Dove Audio [127]
1998 The Greatest American Poetry [128]
1999 Seven Ages - An Anthology of Poetry With Music Glenda Jackson reads 'The Victory' by Anne Stevenson, 'Full Fathom Five' by William Shakespeare, 'Echo' by Christina Rossetti and 'Sonnet 18' by William Shakespeare Naxos NA218912 [129]

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  98. ^ "BBC Radio 4 - Drama, Edith Sitwell in Scarborough". BBC. Retrieved 24 August 2022.
  99. ^ Shakespeare, William (1996), King Richard the third, Robert Stephens, Glenda Jackson, Peggy Ashcroft, New York, NY: Caedmon, ISBN 0-694-51704-6, OCLC 35369592, retrieved 4 September 2022
  100. ^ Shakespeare, William. "The tragedy of Richard the third : with the landing of Earl Richmond, and the Battle of Bosworth Field". WorldCat. Retrieved 4 September 2022.
  101. ^ Genet, Jean (1963). "The balcony". WorldCat. Retrieved 4 September 2022.
  102. ^ Richard Peaslee - Marat / Sade - Original Motion Picture Soundtrack Music - "The Persecution And Assassination Of Jean-Paul Marat As Performed By The Inmates Of The Asylum Of Charenton Under The Direction Of The Marquis De Sade", 1967, retrieved 4 September 2022
  103. ^ Sartre, Jean-Paul (1968). "No exit". WorldCat. Retrieved 4 September 2022.
  104. ^ Eliot, T. S. (1968). "Murder in the cathedral". WorldCat. Retrieved 4 September 2022.
  105. ^ Hodgson Burnett, Frances (1975). "The secret garden : (abridged)". WorldCat. Retrieved 4 September 2022.
  106. ^ Jackson, Glenda (1976). "The Glenda Jackson story book". WorldCat. Retrieved 4 September 2022.
  107. ^ Jackson, Glenda (1976). "The Glenda Jackson story book : volume II". WorldCat. Retrieved 4 September 2022.
  108. ^ Jackson, Glenda (1977). "The mind of Emily Dickinson ; [an anthology of her letters and poems]". WorldCat. Retrieved 4 September 2022.
  109. ^ Dickinson, Emily (1978). "The Mind of Emily Dickinson : readings from her letters and poetry". WorldCat. Retrieved 4 September 2022.
  110. ^ Stravinsky, Rudolf Nureyev, Glenda Jackson, Micheál MacLiammóir - The Soldier's Tale, 1977, retrieved 5 September 2022
  111. ^ Jackson, Glenda (1978). "Little women". WorldCat. Retrieved 4 September 2022.
  112. ^ Jackson, Glenda (1978). "Glenda Jackson reads Stevie Smith". WorldCat. Retrieved 4 September 2022.
  113. ^ Gramophone. (1979). United Kingdom: General Gramophone Publications Limited.
  114. ^ "Your favorite poems : volume two". WorldCat. 1983. Retrieved 4 September 2022.
  115. ^ Noel Edmonds - Noel Edmonds Presents 'Listen With Mother', 1984, retrieved 4 September 2022
  116. ^ Flaubert, Gustave (2002), Madame Bovary, Glenda Jackson, Beverly Hills, CA: New Millennium Audio, ISBN 1-59007-128-X, OCLC 50431764, retrieved 4 September 2022
  117. ^ Jackson, Glenda (1993). Princess and the Goblin (Dove Kids). ASIN 1558006958.
  118. ^ "Persuasion (Audio Download): Jane Austen, Glenda Jackson, Phoenix Books". Amazon.co.uk: Books. Retrieved 5 September 2022.
  119. ^ Shakespeare, William (1995), The great speeches : a celebration in words and music, John Gielgud, Glenda Jackson, Deborah Roberts, John Potter, Jeremy Barlow, Broadside Band, London, England, ISBN 0-14-086289-7, OCLC 36019948, retrieved 5 September 2022{{citation}}: CS1 maint: location missing publisher (link)
  120. ^ Aesop's fables. Volume III., Aesop, Alfre Woodard, Efrem, Jr. Zimbalist, Ernie Hudson, Glenda Jackson, Cheryl Ladd, West Hollywood, CA: Dove Kids, 1996, ISBN 0-7871-0879-0, OCLC 35070150, retrieved 5 September 2022{{citation}}: CS1 maint: others (link)
  121. ^ Austen, Jane (1996), Sense and sensibility, Glenda Jackson, West Hollywood, CA: Dove Audio, ISBN 0-7871-0514-7, OCLC 35187696, retrieved 5 September 2022
  122. ^ Shakespeare, William (1996), The Prince's choice : a personal selection from Shakespeare, Charles, Prince of Wales, St. Paul, MN: HighBridge Audio, ISBN 1-56511-161-3, OCLC 35951712, retrieved 5 September 2022
  123. ^ Aesop's fables. Vol. 4, Eddie Albert, Stephanie Beacham, Harvey Fierstein, Elliott Gould, Joel Grey, Gregory Hines, Los Angeles, CA: Dove Kids, 1996, ISBN 0-7871-1009-4, OCLC 36005527, retrieved 5 September 2022{{citation}}: CS1 maint: others (link)
  124. ^ Austen, Jane (2002), Northanger Abbey, Glenda Jackson, Beverly Hills, CA: New Millennium Audio, ISBN 1-59007-130-1, OCLC 558577122, retrieved 5 September 2022
  125. ^ "NORTHANGER ABBEY by Jane Austen Read by Glenda Jackson | Audiobook Review". AudioFile Magazine. Retrieved 5 September 2022.
  126. ^ "Fifty Poems of Emily Dickinson (Audio Download): Emily Dickinson, Joan Allen, Amy Irving, Glenda Jackson, Cheryl Ladd, Sharon Stone, Meryl Streep, Alfre Woodard, Daphne Zuniga, Phoenix Books". Amazon.co.uk: Books. Retrieved 5 September 2022.
  127. ^ The poetry of the Romantics, John Keats, Stefan Rudnicki, Mellie Buse, Jane Morgan, Los Angeles, CA: Dove Audio, 1997, ISBN 0-7871-1160-0, OCLC 38428552, retrieved 5 September 2022{{citation}}: CS1 maint: others (link)
  128. ^ The greatest American poetry, Emily Dickinson, Robert Frost, Carl Sandburg, Walt Whitman, Los Angeles, CA: Dove Audio, 1996, ISBN 0-7871-1696-3, OCLC 39701031, retrieved 5 September 2022{{citation}}: CS1 maint: others (link)
  129. ^ Seven ages : an anthology of poetry with music., Sean Murphy, [Redhill, Surrey]: Naxos AudioBooks, 1999, ISBN 962-634-189-0, OCLC 43823559, retrieved 4 September 2022{{citation}}: CS1 maint: others (link)
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