WHET Miranda Richardson

Miranda's greatest role

Didn't she die in a ski accident?

Fentanyl overdose.

It doesn't matter how many leads she played, I always associate her with one of her smallest roles.

She's no Mary Elizabeth Mastrantonio.

[quote]Didn't she die in a ski accident?

That was Natasha Richardson

Isnt she dead?

Loved her as the evil stepmom witch in Sleepy Hollow as a kid. I see that she was the Duchess of Kent in Young Victoria, though I don't recall that very well. Her character was wonderful in Season 1 of Good Omens, but her character has been pretty boring in the second season (haven't' finished it myself).

Superb in DANCE WITH A STRANGER & DAMAGE.

I was confusing Natasha and Miranda too. Oopsy.

You queens are slipping. She was in The Crying Game. It was a seminal performance.

She went to shit and the hogs ate her.

She made the best out of the horrible dialogue she was given in The Hours.

Dance with...

She is a whore.

She is a nun.

Whorenun.

She’s a darling, she’s a demon, she’s a lamb!

She hit me in the head with a fondue pot.

I thought it was Jaye Davidson who gave the seminal performance in The Crying Game.

Jaye who, dear? Are you talking about that little gay boy who pretended to be a woman and then never did another movie? Diva couldn’t sustain.

LOL R19. Funny enough, I only knew Jaye Davidson as the OG Ra in Stargate until just a few years ago.

She kicked my cat and called him a pussy!

She's odd looking. Is she affectless in real life? She was good in Enchanted April and the BBC One version of And Then There Were None.

[quote]That was Natasha Richardson

I always get her mixed up with her sister.

Who??

[quote]I always get her mixed up with her sister.

Joely Richardson?

[quote]Emma Thompson is the only English actress with a higher international profile at present, but some think Richardson is the more luminous talent. "Emma may be more acclaimed because she's more reassuring, less challenging," says one leading British film producer. "To me, that was the problem with The Remains of the Day [in which Thompson played a resignedly lovelorn housekeeper]. Miranda would have wanted to start a trade union on behalf of the character. Even with the same script, she would have signalled something that burst through all those cardboard period propositions about repression."

30 years ago men were still pitching women against each other.

“You should have killed yourself when you first realized. And then I would have been able to mourn.”

[R4] while throwing a dirty diaper in the trash "We try to be green but sometimes it's just not humanly possible!"

Her big breakdown scene in Damage still gives me the chills. Brilliant.