Judi Dench goes speechless while talking about late BFFs Maggie Smith, Barbara Leigh-Hunt
Barbara Leigh-Hunt died on September 6 whereas Maggie Smith passed away on September 27
Legendary actress Judi Dench recently lost two of her best friends; Maggie Smith and Barabra Leigh-Hunt back-to-back; their deaths have shaken her to core.
While attending the Cheltenham Literature Festival, Dench went all emotional when asked to say something about Smith and Hunt. She had nothing to say instead she almost broke down in tears and went all speechless.
Brendan O Hea, while paying her condolences for the loss of her Dench's two best friends, said: “I know I probably shouldn’t bring this up, I know the last week has been tricky for you because you lost your great friends Maggie Smith and Barbara Leigh-Hunt."
The Victoria and Abdul actress went all emotional and couldn’t find words to express her feeling. She began saying: "I suppose the energy that’s created by grief…" and left the sentence in the middle due to loss of words.
According to The Times, Maggie’s and Barabra’s death has created a void in Judi, reports Pinkvilla.
The 89-year-old actress shared the screen with the late 88-year-old actress in a BBC sitcom As Time Goes By. She also did some classic projects with the Harry Potter star like, Ladies in Lavender, Tea with Mussolini, A Room with a View and many more.
Barbara Leigh-Hunt passed away on September 16, 2024. After a few days of her death, Maggie Smith also died on September 27, 2024.
-
Bobbi Althoff reveals where she stands with ex Cory after shocking split
-
'KPop Demon Hunters' sequel: Here's what we know so far
-
Scooter Braun reacts to ex-wife Yael's new romance with Tom Brady
-
Cindy Crawford's fans raise eyebrows over early morning jacuzzi, trampoline routine
-
'Sinners' Wunmi Mosaku slams Baftas for overshadowing her award win with Tourette's debacle
-
Robbie Williams fires his manager of 14 years for unexpected reason
-
Cillian Murphy shares his two cents on Barry Keoghan's acting in 'The Immortal Man'
-
Cillian Murphy drops major hints about Netflix's upcoming 'Peaky Blinders' film adaptation