Glenda Jackson was a former member of Parliament and British film star who is recognized for her memorable performances in Women in Love, Sunday Bloody Sunday, and A Touch of Class.
Born in Birkenhead, England, Jackson initially found success on the stage, and in 1936, she made her film debut playing a minor part in a drama, This Sporting Life.
Throughout her career, Jackson received countless nominations and awards, and, having won two Oscars, three Emmys, and one Tony Award, she became one of few stars to achieve the American Triple Crown of Acting.
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