Tribute and Career Highlights
, renowned for her contributions to theater, film, and TV, died at 95. Her career spanned over seven decades, marked by a Tony Award, two Golden Globes, and nominations for an Oscar and an Emmy.
The West End theaters will dim their lights for two minutes in her honor, reflecting the deep respect and admiration she garnered throughout her career.
Personal Life and Legacy
Plowright was married to , with whom she significantly impacted the UK's theatrical scene post-World War II. Their union lasted 28 years until Olivier's death in 1989.
Despite retiring due to blindness, Plowright's legacy endures through her influential work and the personal tributes from her family and the wider acting community, underscoring her as a "loving and deeply inclusive human being."