Glenda Jackson has died

She was definitely a force of nature

RIP 💐

Sorry to hear that, RIP

I am very sorry to hear that. She was a fabulous actor and a formidable politician. May she rest in peace

Sad to hear that. A wonderful actor.

I was sorry to hear the news. She was marvellous in the TV series Elizabeth R.

Oh no.

I was sorry to learn that. She was a wonderful actress. I saw her first at Stratford where she dominated the stage, but in many other things as well.

I did not realise her advanced age. So sad.

So sad, such a wonderful talented lady.

RIP for a wonderful actress

She was marvellous in 'Elizabeth Is Missing'. It might be on BBC catch-up. What an amazing woman.

Sorry to hear this sad news. A very talented and much admired woman in both her public guises. Her recent role in "Elizabeth is missing" proved she was very much a force to be reckoned with in the acting world.

RIP Glenda

RIP a great actor.

A very talented lady in many areas. RIP Glenda

RIP

I was just thinking about her this morning. Whenever I squash an onion to loosen the layers I remember a scene in "A Touch of Class" She had learnt from her lover a clever way to loosen the leaves of a lettuce by turning it upside down and pressing down on it. Then she sees a female friend doing exactly the same and realises that her lover must have taught the friend the trick too - so what else had they shared?

Sorry to hear that. RIP Glenda. I’ve seen her in a few productions, but the one that immediately sprang to mind, was her performance with Morecambe and Wise. I hope if they put a program about her life on, it includes that sketch.

A Touch of Class (1973) - Glenda Jackson as Vickie Allessio

Vickie Allessio : I'm sorry to bother you at this late hour, but do you have oregano?
Dora French : Christ, I hope not! I had a checkup last week.

It would be good if a Touch of Class turned up on IPlayer, I 'd like to see that again. I enjoyed many of her early films, apart from Women in Love Bloody Sunday was another.

In the late 60s I unknowingly entertained her and Richard Green on my boat.
It’s wasn’t until they left that near neighbours came and told me who they were.
I didn’t recognise her. All I remember was that they were very interested in buying a boat and sailing. That’s what they were looking for.
Maybe if id recognised her the afternoon wouldn’t have been so relaxed.

She was a wonderful person who made a positive difference during her lifetime.

Great actress and a wonderful and caring politician. She put her beliefs into action and almost lived two lives in one lifetime. RIP Glenda

I spent a day with Glenda, she bought me lunch and we talked about things other than Showbusiness . I think she appreciated time just talking about every day stuff and our children. We corresponded briefly after but I knew she was busy so did not pursue it.
She was great company and we both enjoyed the day we had.
I am sorry to hear that she has died,

RIP Glenda - strong, courageous, caring constituency MP, and very bright.

My, I would have liked to see her "Lear".