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16 de may. de 2003 · Wendy Hiller was born on Aug. 15, 1912, in the Cheshire town of Bramhall. Her father, Frank Watkin Hiller, a cotton-cloth manufacturer, and her mother, the former Marie Elizabeth Stone, also had ...
24 de ene. de 2014 · Wendy Hiller winning the Oscar® for Supporting Actress for "Separate Tables" at the 31st Academy Awards® in 1959. Presented by Shelley Winters and Red Button...
Wendy Hiller begann ihre Schauspielkarriere Anfang der 1930er-Jahre in Manchester.Bekannt wurde sie ab 1934 durch ihre Rolle als arme Frau im Theaterstück Love on the Dole, welches auch am West End in London sowie am Broadway in New York aufgeführt wurde. Literaturnobelpreisträger George Bernard Shaw sah die junge Hiller in einer Vorstellung und wurde zu ihrem Förderer.
10 de may. de 2024 · Dame Wendy Hiller (born August 15, 1912, Bramhall, Cheshire, England—died May 14, 2003, Beaconsfield, Buckinghamshire) was an English stage and film actress known for her direct and unsentimental portrayals of intelligent and spirited women.. Hiller was educated at Winceby House School and at age 18 joined the Manchester Repertory Company, for which she acted and stage-managed for several years.
Wendy Hiller débute au théâtre en 1930, à Manchester, alors qu'elle est étudiante au Manchester Repertory Theatre. En 1934 , elle crée le rôle de Sally Hardcastle à Manchester, dans la pièce Love on the Dole (en) , adaptation du dramaturge britannique Ronald Gow ; elle reprend ce rôle à Londres en 1935 , en tournée au Royaume-Uni, puis à Broadway ( New York ) en 1936 .
16 de may. de 2003 · 16 May 2003 • 12:02am. Dame Wendy Hiller, who died on Wednesday aged 90, was an actress who was adored by Shaw and won an Oscar, but kept her distance from the mainstream of British theatre, in ...
British stage and screen legend Wendy Hiller was renowned for her supremely controlled, unsentimental performance style and her ability to imbue strong-willed heroines with intelligence and vigor. Though she concentrated primarily on theater for much of her career, Hiller left behind a small but treasured legacy on film, as seen in classics like the brilliant 1938 adaptation of PYGMALION (in ...
