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A Redgrave Family Tree Michael Scudamore Redgrave actor b. March 20, 1908/Bristol, England d. March 21, 1985 Sir Michael Redgrave had a prodigious career in theater and film, including acting, directing, and producing. He was knighted for services to the theatre in 1959. m. July 18, 1935 Rachel Kempson actress b. May 28, 1910/Dartmouth, England The matriarch of Britain's premiere theatrical dynasty, Kempson has starred in the Masterpiece Theatre presentations Elizabeth R (1972), Love for Lydia (1979), Country Matters (1979), The Jewel in the Crown (1985) and She's Been Away (1991).
actress b. January 30, 1937/London, England Vanessa Redgrave has won an Oscar as best supporting actress for Julia, five Academy Award nominations, an Emmy Award for Playing for Time, and a nomination for Second Serve, the Cannes Film Festival best actress award for Morgan, A Suitable Case for Treatment and Isadora and the Venice Film Festival award in 1996 for Little Odessa. m. 1962 dv. 1967 Tony Richardson film director b. 1928 d. 1991 An significant trend-setter in Britain and in America, Richardson was an influential and innovative film director who focused on adaptations of literary works. He worked steadily in theater, film, and television.
actress b. May 11, 1963 Richardson is married to actor Liam Neeson, with whom she starred in Nell (1994). Joely Richardson actress b. January 9, 1965 Filmography includes Return to Me and The Patriot (both in 2000). Franco Nero actor b. November 21, 1941/Italy
writer, director b. 1969 Corin Redgrave actor, director b. July 16, 1939/London, England Won the Olivier Award (1998) and a Tony Nomination for his role as Boss Whalen in Tennessee Williams's Not About Nightingales. m. 1963 Deidre Hamilton Hill
actress b. January 10, 1965 Married in 1992 (to Tim Owen), Jemma has a son Gabriel. In addition to Bramwell, her acting credits include Diana: Her True Story (TV, 1993), The Acid House (1998) and the recent BBC1 television series Fish (2000). Luke Redgrave cameraman b. 1967 m. ? Kika Markham actress Markham appeared in the Masterpiece Theatre production of Edward and Mrs.Simpson (1980).
b. 1979 Arden Redgrave b. 1983 Lynn Redgrave actress b. March 8, 1943/London, England Lynn Redgrave first garnered international attention with the film Georgy Girl in 1966, winning the New York Film Critics Award for Best Actress, a Golden Globe Award, and an Academy Award nomination. She was nominated as Best Supporting Actress at the British Academy Awards for the film Shine and won the 1999 Golden Globe Award for her performance in the film Gods and Monsters. m. April 2, 1967 dv. pending John Clark actor, director, producer b. November 1, 1932
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