Maggie Smith Collection

Poster for From Stage to TV Screen Season at BFI Southbank (2 August - 26 September 2009)
FROM STAGE TO TV SCREEN Suddenly Last Summer

Maggie Smith with her husband Robert Stephens and their son Christopher departing from London Heathrow Airport for Los Angeles. 16th January 1970

Actress Maggie Smith pictured on a train station platform as she waits for a train from London to Newcastle upon Tyne to rehearse with Sir Laurence Olivier for the National Theatres production of

The filming of MGMs comedy Hot Millions. Pictured seated at the piano is Peter Ustinov who plays con artist Marcus Pendleton, standing on the right is Maggie Smith who plays Patty Terwilliger Smith

Maggie Smith during the filming of Oh! What a Lovely War, directed by Richard Attenborough (in his directorial debut). Maggie Smith plays a music hall star. March 1968

Actress Maggie Smith pictured during the filming of MGMs comedy Hot Millions. In the film Maggie Smith plays an expectant mother who plays the flute. Watford Town Hall, Hertfordshire

Maggie Smith and Alan Alda pictured at a press conference for the Royal Film Performance which will take place in the evening at the Odeon Theatre, Leicester Square

Ringo Starr chats with smiling stage star Maggie Smith during the Variety Club Luncheon. The Beatles were guests at the Variety Club Showbiz Awards held at the Dorchester Hotel, London

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"Maggie Smith: A Legendary Actress's Journey Through Stage and Screen" Step into the world of Maggie Smith, as she captivates audiences both on stage and on the silver screen. From her early days in theater to her iconic roles in film, this British actress has left an indelible mark on the entertainment industry. The poster for "From Stage to TV Screen Season at BFI Southbank" showcases Maggie Smith's versatility as she effortlessly transitions between different mediums of performance. Her talent knows no bounds, captivating audiences with every role she takes on. In a rare glimpse into her personal life, we see Maggie Smith alongside her husband Robert Stephens and their son Christopher departing. Despite being a renowned actress, she remains grounded and dedicated to her family. Waiting patiently on a train station platform, Maggie Smith exudes elegance and poise. Even off-screen, she embodies the grace that has made her such an esteemed figure in the acting world. During the filming of MGM's comedy "Hot Millions, " Maggie Smith brings laughter to the set with her impeccable comedic timing. Her ability to seamlessly transition from drama to comedy is truly remarkable. Another notable film in which Maggie Smith shines is "Oh. What a Lovely War. " As cameras roll, she immerses herself completely into character, showcasing her immense talent and dedication to bringing stories to life. At a press conference for the Royal Film Performance, we witness Maggie Smith alongside Alan Alda - two powerhouses coming together for an unforgettable cinematic experience. Their presence alone speaks volumes about their status within the industry. Even amidst star-studded luncheons like those organized by Variety Club Luncheon where Ringo Starr chats with smiling stage star Maggie Smith; it is clear that despite fame and recognition, she remains approachable and down-to-earth. Throughout various films' productions captured here once again during MGM's comedies filming or waiting at train stations platforms; it becomes evident that acting is not just a profession for Maggie Smith, but a true passion.