Vanessa Redgrave

Award won Role or nomination

1. 1937 age 0

   Born

2. 1966 age 29

   CreditA Man for All Seasons

   CreditBlowup

3. 1967 age 30

   CreditCamelot

4. 1971 age 34

   CreditThe Devils

5. 1974 age 37

   CreditMurder on the Orient Express

6. 1977 age 40

   CreditJulia

7. 1979 age 42

   CreditAgatha

8. 1992 age 55

   CreditHowards End

9. 1993 age 56

   CreditThe House of the Spirits

10. 1994 age 57

    CreditLittle Odessa

11. 1996 age 59

    CreditMission: Impossible

12. 1997 age 60

    CreditWilde

13. 1998 age 61

    CreditDeep Impact

14. 1999 age 62

    CreditGirl, Interrupted

15. 2001 age 64

    CreditThe Pledge

16. 2007 age 70

    CreditAtonement

17. 2010 age 73

    CreditLetters to Juliet

    CreditThe Whistleblower

18. 2011 age 74

    CreditAnonymous

    CreditCoriolanus

19. 2013 age 76

    CreditThe Butler

20. 2014 age 77

    CreditFoxcatcher

• MDMychael Danna3 titles
• MSMaximilian Schell3 titles
• DHDavid Hemmings2 titles
• GJGemma Jones2 titles
• KSKurtwood Smith2 titles
• BCBenedict Cumberbatch2 titles
• WRWinona Ryder2 titles
• FNFranco Nero2 titles
• GDGeorges Delerue2 titles
• MSMeryl Streep2 titles

• Spouse

  • FNFranco Nero
  • TRTony Richardson

• Partner

  • TDTimothy Dalton

• Parents

  • RKRachel Kempson
  • MRMichael Redgrave

• Children

  • JRJoely Richardson
  • NRNatasha Richardson

• Siblings

  • LRLynn Redgrave
  • CRCorin Redgrave

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• I've been to Sarajevo a few times and have got to know a lot of people there who put on plays during the siege. I wanted to share in that because I knew it was important to them . . . I began to see something of what was going on there in terms of actually keeping up people's spirit to resist - the resistance that causes change - even in the worst imaginable circumstances. And I realized that it paralleled the same spirit that existed during the Holocaust and in the gulag. Theater and poetry were what helped people stay alive and want to go on living. That experience changed me, because I realized that if, as actors or writers or directors or designers, we can keep the will to resist alive in as many people as possible, then that's what we are about, and that's what we can do. It's more and more important because of the terrible things that are happening in our cities and the political and economic agendas that various governments have.

  Vanessa Redgrave, CC BY-SA 4.0

• As a mother you have got to have a view for now and a view for the future.

  Vanessa Redgrave, CC BY-SA 4.0

• I've come to see through the course of my life that people understand what I've tried to do, however inadequately I do it. I've just found people have come to understand me and be glad that I tried to do what I tried to do. And I do feel very inadequate about it, but I feel I must try . . . I think that any citizen can understand that you must raise your voice and do the best you can to speak out. [http://transcripts.cnn.com/TRANSCRIPTS/0506/18/lkl.01.html] CNN Larry King Live (June 18, 2005).

  Vanessa Redgrave, CC BY-SA 4.0