How fortunate you saw the play! Medea is a sad story must gave been intense!

@@janetlieb2507 Yes, it was! Especially the heart-rending scene where you saw the children screaming and covered in blood, and that's when the heavy iron scenery came crashing down, shaking you up even more! I saw a lady being taken outside. I think it was too much for her, unless by coincidence she was just feeling unwell.

If it was my grandmother she fell & hit her head on the stairs trying to escape from other theatergoer's odious perfume.

That role was but a brief swoop to the lower altitude of our television consciences before ascending once again to the much higher altitudes of theatrical accomplishments.

Ricardo Bigi me too!!!

softclay4thought She's always attributed The Avengers to her ability to "put bums in seats", is I think her phrase. She left RSC to audition for television, resumed working there nights while filming during the day, left the show to become a movie star & sole Mrs. James Bond. Nowadays she's back in our lower altitude juggling multiple television projects, 2 with her daughter!

Ricardo Bigi Friday nights were special with Emma.

The Artful Dodger And sing! And stunt drive! Probably @ the same time if asked.

Yes!❤

She was the only Bond girl who outperformed the male lead

Saw her in the Follies too! Even met her briefly at the stage door. Rachael was just a lovely kid then. Ah, time...

Rigg was truly blessed and had incredible technique. Her range of career was rather staggering when you look at it all. She of course was always distinctive and soulful.

Indeed!

She never worded it quite like that, but either way, Joan Rivers was a sore loser. If I recall correctly, the critics criticized the play at the time, and were pretty lukewarm about Rivers performance. Joan Rivers is not an actor, and certainly no stage performer. Since this was her one and only foray on the acting stage, I suspect she was only nominated in the first place to round out the list of potential winners. She would never have won regardless of who she was up against.

Trev L She worded it exactly like that and is also quoted as calling Dame Diana "that slut-whore-tramp". Joan has over 40 credits as actress on imdb, along with many other credits, does not include her stage work, early on she co-starred with young Streisand. Rivers was a survivor, literally, with a long rich career - aside from Mae West, how many women have starred in plays they have written on Broadway? All of this is public record, look it up, if you want to deny something back it up. In the Trump era, typing alone is insufficient.

The fact that you couldn't even make a point without mentioning Trump makes your whole point invalid.

Trev L As your lack of attribution does yours. Joan actually credited Trump with reviving her career after her win on The Apprentice, would love to hear her opinion of the election, another reason I miss her.

Trev L I was very young here I wouldn’t know what she said directly after. If she called her a bitch I doubt there was too much venom. Joan was disappointed but she always admired great acting. She desperately wanted to be taken seriously as an actress and be offered good and serious roles. It just wasn’t in the cards since I think Joan was a mediocre actress but a fantastic standup. She did act on Broadway three times. The first was Fun City that bombed and Joan moved her family to LA. Broadway Bound as a replacement after her husband died and Sally Maar. I don’t doubt she was put in the nominees since she was famous. It meant a lot to Joan to be nominated and it’s good Diana Rigg won. She wouldn’t have to lose to Anna. D Smith or Nancy Marchand.