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Kerr hails 'special' partnership at European Championships
- Deborah Kerr believes she’s struck a ‘special’ canoeing connection after a battling two days in the water at the European Championships.
AWARDS
Year | Associations | Category | Work | Result |
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1985 | Emmy (Primetime) | Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Limited Series or Special | A Woman of Substance | Nominated |
1965 | British Academy of Film & Television Arts | British Actress | The Chalk Garden | Nominated |
1962 | British Academy of Film & Television Arts | British Actress | The Sundowners (1960 film) | Nominated |
1961 | British Academy of Film & Television Arts | British Actress | The Sundowners (1960 film) | Nominated |
1959 | Golden Globe | Best Performance By an Actress in a Motion Picture - Drama | Separate Tables (film) | Nominated |
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Deborah Kerr on the Munich multi-sport environment intensifying hunger for medals at European Championships
DEBORAH KERR and Britain’s canoe sprint stars believe Munich’s multi-sport environment is intensifying their hunger for medals at the European Championships.
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Booksmart to Jerry Maguire: the seven best films to watch on TV this week
Booksmart to Jerry Maguire: the seven best films to watch on TV this week. Olivia Wilde’s directorial debut is a smart and funny insight into the last day of high school before graduation, while Tom Cruise and Cuba Gooding Jr are at their best in the rom-com classic
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Marni Nixon: How Audrey Hepburn’s ghost singer was sworn to secrecy by Hollywood
As the voice of Maria in ‘West Side Story’ and Eliza Doolittle in ‘My Fair Lady’, Marni Nixon should have been one of Hollywood’s biggest stars. Instead, other actors got the credit and she became American cinema’s ‘most unsung singer’, writes Alexandra Pollard
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Second World War fighter ace’s medals go under the hammer
RAF squadron leader Tony Bartley is credited with downing at least 12 enemy planes and his medals are expected to fetch up to £140,000 at auction.
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The Green Knight to The Guilty: the seven best films to watch on TV this week
The Green Knight to The Guilty: the seven best films to watch on TV this weekDev Patel is on an Arthurian quest and Jake Gyllenhaal is in a sweaty cop thriller. Plus Judas and the Black Messiah and Ammonite. Here’s what to stream and watch on British screens From left, The Guilty, Ammonite, The Green Knight, Judas and the Black Messiah, True Grit. Composite: Alamy
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Roy Scammell obituary
Roy Scammell obituaryFilm and television stuntman whose work ranged from James Bond movies to The Great Escape Roy Scammell was considered the best high-fall man in the film and TV industry for more than three decades Photograph: family handout
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37 actors who have never won an Oscar, from Jake Gyllenhaal to Marilyn Monroe
Who else has gone unrewarded by the Academy? The Independent investigates
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Canoeing star Kerr one step closer to Rio redemption after emotional win
Having tasted Olympic heartbreak five years ago, Deborah Kerr took a giant step towards securing her place at this summer’s Games with victory at the sprint and paracanoe national selection event in Nottingham.
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The fall of Sister Ruth: why Black Narcissus ruined Kathleen Byron
In a monastery halfway up the Himalayas, in the summer of 1946, a young Englishwoman pulled a gun on her married lover. “It was a revolver, a big one, US army issue, and it was loaded,” Black Narcissus director Michael Powell would later write of his snow-capped showdown with paramour Kathleen Byron. “A naked woman and a loaded gun are persuasive objects, and I have always thought that I deserved congratulations for talking myself out of that one.” The story may not be quite as scandalous as it
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Black Narcissus, episode 2 review: hammier than a Boxing Day lunch, but excellent fun nonetheless
We’re an hour into the adaptation of Black Narcissus (BBC One) and already everyone’s gone mad. Sister Ruth is roaming the convent like a character out of a Hammer Horror. Sister Clodagh is doing a spot of self-flagellating. Sister Philippa has strayed so far from the path of righteousness that she’s planting flowers in the vegetable patch. Gemma Arterton has a hard act to follow in Deborah Kerr – Arterton is great in this, but we’ve had 70 years or more to appreciate the divine Miss Kerr’s perf
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