Best Bond girl evah...I saw her in the revival of "My Fair Lady" on Broadway where she played Mrs. Higgins. When Ms. Rigg stepped onto to the stage for the first time the audience applauded her.
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09/10/2020 7:48:18 AM PDT by
C19fan
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To: C19fan
Damn. She was by far my favorite Bond Girl.
From the interviews I have seen of her she seems to have been a very down to earth person too.
2 posted on
09/10/2020 7:49:37 AM PDT by
vladimir998
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The saddest Bond ending, ever! Now, shes’ got all the time in the world.
5 posted on
09/10/2020 7:52:05 AM PDT by
johnthebaptistmoore
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To: C19fan
What a woman she was! She helped cement a healthy heterosexuality into many young males in the 1960s. Always feminine, ever unconventional, and never boring, Dame Diana will be missed.
To: C19fan
Great actress and lovely woman, RIP.
8 posted on
09/10/2020 7:54:17 AM PDT by
PROCON
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To: C19fan
In 7th grade I was a HUGE avengers fan and had a serious crush on Emma Peel.
It’s funny, as a kid in the US, my two favorite TV shows were The Avengers and The Prisoner. And when my friends were into Cream and Foghat, I was into Genesis.
I guess I have always liked weird stuff.
9 posted on
09/10/2020 7:54:47 AM PDT by
cuban leaf
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1960s ever so long ago now
11 posted on
09/10/2020 7:55:07 AM PDT by
wardaddy
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This saddens me. I loved to see her on screen. From The Avengers to Tracy Bond to her role in Game of Thrones. She was a stunner.
12 posted on
09/10/2020 7:56:19 AM PDT by
Magnum44
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To: C19fan
“The Avengers” was one of my favorite shows as a kid. Though a British show, ABC showed it on Fr. nights in the 60s. It was a really loopy, surreal show, unlike anything else on at that time.
To: C19fan
The Avengers was a corny show but I loved it. I can unashamedly admit, as a young lad I had a crush on Miss Peel. I watched the entire series online a couple of years back, she was still hot and the series was fun to watch.
16 posted on
09/10/2020 7:57:24 AM PDT by
OldGoatCPO
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17 posted on
09/10/2020 7:57:30 AM PDT by
PghBaldy
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To: C19fan
RIP, Miss Peel...
To: C19fan
Sad to hear. Last seen (by me) in Doctor Who.
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22 posted on
09/10/2020 7:59:32 AM PDT by
Joe 6-pack
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She starred along side of who could have been one of the best James Bond ever, George Lazenby. Unfortunately his hippie agent convinced him to step down from the role after being offered a seven film contract. Lazenby’s fight scenes were brutal.
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In
The Game of Thrones she played Lady Olenna Tyrell, head of one of the royal families of the kingdoms of that fictional land. She is the only character who was, in fact, knighted as a Dame Commander of the Order of the British Empire.
She nailed that role!
26 posted on
09/10/2020 8:00:14 AM PDT by
outofsalt
(If history teaches us anything, it's that history rarely teaches anything.)
To: C19fan
I am feeling very sad at the moment.
RIP Ms. Rigg
27 posted on
09/10/2020 8:00:23 AM PDT by
mowowie
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DIANA RIGG AS MRS. PEEL IN THE AVENGERS
To: C19fan
Diana Rigg/Emma Peal was one of the most astonishingly attractive women/characters of all time. Her distinctive voice was also part of the package.
32 posted on
09/10/2020 8:03:14 AM PDT by
Sans-Culotte
(Does the left like anything about America?)
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