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  • She beat other legendary figures such as Laurence Olivier, John Gielgud and Vanessa

    BBC News - Home 2010

  • In films, she appeared with major screen stars such as Laurence Olivier, Maggie Smith,

    The Stage / News Headlines 2009

  • Almost everyone tonight, including me, had been quite certain that the best supporting actor prize would go to Kenneth Branagh for his barnstorming turn as Laurence Olivier in My Week With Marilyn, maddened beyond endurance by Monroe's failure to get to the set on time, or to defer to him, flirt with him or find him impressive in any way.

    Bafta missed their chance to break The Artist's silence 2012

  • Monty Python's creators will be eating their words today after Spamalot, the musical they had to be persuaded to put on, scooped seven Laurence Olivier nominations.

    This week's new theatre 2011

  • Reminds one of the Laurence Olivier put down of Dustin Hoffman as the latter agonised about his difficulties getting into character.

    Hugh Muir's diary 2012

  • It covers her week-long quasi affair with a young production assistant Eddie Redmayne, of the sexy chewed lips during the filming of the 1957 The Prince and the Showgirl with Laurence Olivier.

    Erica Abeel: Cinema, Buzz and Champagne in the Hamptons Erica Abeel 2011

  • She actually had performed in the play before, in a minor role, in a 1959 production, starring Laurence Olivier as Coriolanus.

    Ralph Fiennes's 'Samurai' Coriolanus J. S. Marcus 2011

  • Edward had come to America in 1938 with his Irish wife, Geraldine, an actress who had found some success in Britain and wanted to try her luck in the U.S. She quickly landed a contract with Warner Bros. and appeared in two movies the following year: "Wuthering Heights" opposite Laurence Olivier and "Dark Victory" with Bette Davis.

    A Director Casts About for Clues Moira Hodgson 2011

  • Mr. Fiennes says he was inspired during the project by cinematic history's two great actor-directors, Laurence Olivier and Orson Welles, both of whom created notable film versions of Shakespeare plays.

    Ralph Fiennes's 'Samurai' Coriolanus J. S. Marcus 2011

  • Charlie Sheen, our generation's Laurence Olivier, took on yet another role Wednesday: Frantic Father - executing it brilliantly as he continued his Scorched Earth Media Tour.

    The TV Column: In media spotlight, Sheen the Actor is the man of a thousand faces 2011

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