Legendary actress Dame Judi Dench finds a remarkable connection to her first professional role aged 17 in Hamlet on tonight's emotional Who Do You Think You ...
"He was always a hero in my eyes but now he's more of a hero." To suddenly be told an ancestor of mine was actually in Elsinore. Out of an army of 6.5million soldiers only around 3,000 received the medal twice. A rather good part, sitting down most of the time.'" Nobody has ever in our family mentioned Denmark." The 88-year-old delves deep into her family history on tonight's Who Do You Think You Are?
Who Do You Think You Are star Dame Judi was diagnosed with an eye condition in 2012, with her sight still deteriorating.
"Most of the time, AMD can be diagnosed before symptoms arise by an eye doctor," Dr Nish says. "Age-Related Macular degeneration (AMD) is an eye disease that affects one’s central vision where their sharpest vision occurs, causing vision loss," Dr Nish explains. "But I just know I'll kill somebody if I get behind the wheel of a car now," she explained. Judi added that she ensures Finty has regular eye tests in a bid to take stock of her sight. For Wet AMD, medications called anti-VEGF drugs can reduce the abnormal blood vessels, bleeding & swelling but cannot repair any previous vision loss." "Also, lifestyle changes such as dieting, exercising, avoiding smoking and protecting eyes from UV rays may help as well." I've realised that I need to know where it is on the page. So I ignore it altogether." I'm not doing anything much at the moment because I can't see." When asked when she thought she may lose her vision entirely she replied: "I don't want to say. You're just a tad fuzzy." Bad enough in that you're quite fuzzy.
Dame Judi Dench has welcomed a blue plaque hailing the accomplishments of pioneering politician Ada Salter.
“She believed that gardens and playgrounds were integral to a total public welfare programme. The scheme has been running for more than 150 years. I’m delighted to help bring this heroic woman into the public eye.”
Dame Judi Dench has described Ada Salter as a “heroic woman” as a blue plaque was unveiled to the former green space campaigner.
She added that the vice-chair of the London County Council parks committee helped create maternity and child-welfare services which led to the foundation of the borough’s municipal health service and pushed for a green belt around London which became law in 1938. We need your consent to load this Social Media content. I’m delighted to help bring this heroic woman into the public eye.”
She finds out that her ancestors have a connection to her first professional acting role in Hamlet at the Old Vic. Her 6x great-grandmother is revealed to have ...
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