Angela Lansbury, star of the famous movie "murder, she wrote" died at the age of 96

Banaspati -- Angela Lansbury was destined to be an actress; born in London, England in 1925, her mother was the most important woman on the British stage. Although Lansbury was popular for her role as Jessica Fletcher in the long-running CBS TV series Murder, She Wrote, she had a striking career in film and on Broadway.

Lansbury died Tuesday in Los Angeles at the age of 96, according to family confessions. There is no so-called trigger of death.

As a teenager, Lansbury acquired an acting bug, playing Audrey in the student production As You Like It. On an intoxicating stage, he explained to Fresh Air's Terry Gross in 2000: "I suddenly felt and inhaled the smell can make an impact with me playing that role, my steps gave myself credit, all the physical factors of acting suddenly came to me and I laughed, you know, the first time I did".

With the British Fight in turmoil, Lansbury and his mother moved to the United States in 1940 and lived in Hollywood 2 years after that. She acquired the role of The Chaotic British Fight, Lansbury and her mother moved to the United States in 1940 and lived in Hollywood 2 years after that. She acquired the role of the monitor for the first time, as Nancy's saucy housekeeper in Gaslight, directed by George Cukor, at the age of 17.

Lansbury was nominated for an Oscar for his Gaslight performance and is in a growing number of films, from The Picture of Dorian Gray to The Harvey Girls, often playing women older than they actually are.

"I've never been able to play the girl on the side, and I've never been taken care of being a glamorous movie star, and I know that enough, so I have to make peace with myself on that score," she said.

Her Hollywood performance likely seems to be the evil mother of the brainwashed Laurence Harvey in The Manchurian Candidate in 1962.

Lansbury moved to New York to become a Broadway star and earned a big victory in Jerry Herman's Mame in 1966, says theater historian Laurence Maslon.

"Angela Lansbury threw her in front of the bus to get that side," Maslon said. "And, behold, as he walked down that staircase in gold-lamé pajamas, in 1966, he was 40 years old and Broadway embraced him already grabbing several artists in his storied history." Angela Lansbury really threw her in front of the bus to get that side." Maslon said. "And, behold, as he walked down that staircase in gold-lamé pajamas, in 1966, he was 40 years old and Broadway embraced him already grabbing several artists in his storied history.

Lansbury explained he was quite surprised to find a real house in musical theatre.

"I'm not really a vocalist," he admits. "I have a sound that can be worn, but how do I wear it — the emotions under that voice that sell the song."

The acting steps of a song served Lansbury very well as she stared as Mama Rose in a Gypsy revival of 1974, and as the cold-blooded Mrs. Lovett, who roasted humans into meat pies, in Stephen Sondheim's 1979 masterpiece, Sweeney Todd. He explained to NPR in 2005 that Sweeney Todd's success was completely unclear when he started the preview attraction in New York.

"Some people were shocked by the blood that was scattered from them from the stage," he remembered. "They feel like Stephen has taken "Some people were shocked by the blood that was scattered from them from the stage," he remembered. " They felt that Stephen had taken too far. But, my goodness, two-thirds of the audience hasn't seen it coming in theater and they're just taking it to their hearts and — to condense the narrative — we won Tony that year."

In the 1980s, Lansbury moved back to Hollywood to become the star of the mythical tv series Murder, She Wrote. The CBS show ran for 12 seasons and made Lansbury a household name — as a senior state society. He explained to Fresh Air's Terry Gross that he was "heartily entangled" in the role of Jessica Fletcher, the mystical novelist who breaks murders every week.

"So Jessica is the 2nd character for me because she realizes all the qualities that I love about women," Lansbury said. "He was valiant and liberal and athletic and attractive and sexy and all kinds of good things that women are - at a certain age and not given flattery because of that."

Lansbury's acting profession has expanded over the past seven decades. He won five Tony Awards and all-lifetime awards, six Golden Globes, Lansbury's acting profession has grown more widespread throughout the great seven decades. He won five Tony Awards and all-lifetime awards, six Golden Globes, and as a Yang received the Kennedy Center Award for all-lifetime gains in 2000.

Angela Lansbury, who enjoyed an eclectic film, award-winning, Angela Lansbury, who enjoyed an eclectic film, award winner and stage career in addition to being America's favorite TV sleuth in "Murder, She Wrote," has died, based on recognition from her family given to NBC, whose parent company produced the long-running series. He was 96 years old.

"Dame Angela Lansbury's children are saddened to announce that their mother passed away peacefully in her sleep inside a home in Los Angeles at 1:30 this morning, Tuesday, October 11, 2022, just five days before her 97th birthday," her family said in a confession.

Not yet 20 years old, Lansbury collected his first Oscar nomination for his film, "Gaslight," in 1944. The 2nd arrived the following year for "A Photo of Dorian Gray," and another time in 1962 as the mother who betrayed her son and her country in "The Manchurian Candidate." (He received Golden Globes for the last two films.)

The artist received an honorary Oscar in 2013, to take part in the five Tony Awards he collected over 40 years - starting with "Mame" in 1966, and ultimately for the revival of Noel Coward's soap opera "Blithe Spirit" in 2009. Lansbury collected 11 Emmy nominations for her role as Jessica Fletcher in "Murder, She Wrote," but never won. The artist received an honorary Oscar in 2013, to take part in the five Tony Awards he collected over 40 years - starting with "Mame" in 1966, and ultimately for the revival of Noel Coward's soap opera "Blithe Spirit" in 2009. Lansbury collected 11 Emmy nominations for her role as Jessica Fletcher in "Murder, She Wrote," but never won.

Lansbury is different from ingenuity so played more and more middle-aged roles almost last night. He was only 37 years old, for example, when he played Laurence Harvey's cheating mother in "Manchurian Candidate," even though his co-star was only 2 years younger than him.

 his family moved to the U.S. in 1940, living in New York. Born in London, his mother, Moyna MacGill, was an artist, and his Father Edward Lansbury was a politician. He died when he was just 9 years old, and shortly after the beginning of World War II, his family moved to the U.S. in 1940, living in New York.

Lansbury studied soap operas before moving under pressure from her mother to Los Angeles, where she briefly worked in a shop department until gaining her role as a young waitress in "Gaslight," played by Ingrid Bergman and Charles Boyer.

Beberapa film lain terhitung "National Velvet" (memainkan saudara wanita Elizabeth Taylor), "The Harvey Girls," "The Three Musketeers," humor Danny Kaye "The Court Jester" dan kendaraan Elvis Presley "Blue Hawaii."

Lansbury made his Broadway work in 1957, subsequently starring Lansbury made his Broadway work in 1957, subsequently starring the iconic role of champion Tony in "Mame," "Gypsy" and "Sweeney Todd."

The children's class honored Lansbury for her Disney role, first in the 1971 musical film "Bedknobs and Broomsticks," and as the voice of Mrs. Potts in the 1991 Oscar-nominated animated film "Beauty and the Beast." She played a small role in the 2018 sequel "Mary Poppins Returns."

"Surprisingly, the kids knew my voice," he said. "They'll hear me and say, 'Mom, that's Mrs. Potts!'"

After a brief marriage to artist Richard Cromwell, Lansbury married British artist Peter Shaw in 1949. They remained together until she died in 2003 and had two children, Anthony - who directed many of the "Murder, She Wrote" scenes - and Deirdre. Shaw eventually became

Lansbury achieved his most in his 60s for his core role in "Murder, She Wrote" as a crime-solving mystical writer. Of all her roles, Lansbury explained Jessica Fletcher looked the most like her. Lansbury achieved his most popular in his 60s for his core role in "Murder, She Wrote" as a crime-solving mystical writer. Of all her roles, Lansbury explained Jessica Fletcher looked the most like her.

"I have a lot of voices in it, and I don't want the personality to be unique," he said. "I want him to be real. I don't want to have to wear any veneer throughout the 24 hours a day, like that sometimes it feels like a tv agenda."

Despite the success of "Murder, She Wrote," viewers tended to be older, and CBS left Lansbury disappointed by switching the series to Thursday night across from NBC's "Friends" in 1995, in what apparently became that mythical final season.

"I was devastated," Lansbury told the Los Angeles Times, adding, "I really felt furious for everyone who saw us" on Sunday, where the show stably ranked big after "60 Minutes."

After the series ended, Lansbury became the star of several TV films "Murder, She Wrote". She continued to work through her 80s and '90s, counting versus the 2017 miniseries of "Little Women" and was the star of the 2015 Great production of "Driving Miss Daisy," alongside James Earl Jones.Sesudah seri usai, Lansbury menjadi bintang beberapa film TV "Murder, She Wrote". Ia terus bekerja sampai umur 80-an dan 90-an, terhitung versus miniseri 2017 dari "Little Women" dan menjadi bintang produksi Great Performnces 2015 dari "Driving Miss Daisy," bersimpangan dengan James Earl Jones.

"I love the industry and I love being in it," Lansbury said in a 1998 review with the Archives of American Television, adding to the audience of "Murder," "They love it, and they're loyal."

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