Glenda Jackson recalls being warned about the movie industry
msn.comGallery: From Michigan to Hollywood! Happy 50th birthday, Selma Blair! (BANG Showbiz)She said: “I never got to a point where I didn’t worry that I wouldn’t work as an actor again. “I always felt that the last performance of whatever I was doing would be the last time I’d ever work. “It’s a very overcrowded profession, particularly overcrowded if you’re a woman. “Authors don’t find women that interesting. ” Glenda has the won Best Actress gong at the Oscars twice, for ‘Women in Love’ in 1969 and four years later for ‘A Touch of Class’.
But while critical acclaim is “nice”, it’s never been Glenda's priority. She said: “It was nice to win an Oscar. It’s nice for a role to be appreciated.
But it’s the work that matters. “Making ‘Women in Love’ was amazing. It was the first time I worked with Ken Russell and he was absolutely remarkable. “I’ve been very lucky with the directors I’ve worked with.
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