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> Veteran actress Sheila Hancock will be handed a lifetime achievement honour at the upcoming Women in Film and Television (WFTV) Awards. Skip related content
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> The 77 year old made her West End debut in 1958 and has since carved out a successful career in TV and film, most notably starring alongside Bette Davis in 1968 movie The Anniversary.
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> She's recently ended a highly-acclaimed stint playing Mother Superior in the Sister Act musical in London, and now she's being honoured for her longstanding work in showbiz.
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> The WFTV Awards ceremony, hosted by Julie Walters, will take place in London on 3 December. Previous recipients of the lifetime achievement honour include Diana Rigg, Dame Judi Dench and Dame Maggie Smith.
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> from yahoo news
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>Fantastic for Sheila who says 'she never wins anything'! Few, if any, could be more deserving.
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>--- In just-a-minute@..., "Dean" <dbedford@...> wrote:
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>> Veteran actress Sheila Hancock will be handed a lifetime achievement honour at the upcoming Women in Film and Television (WFTV) Awards. Skip related content
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>> The 77 year old made her West End debut in 1958 and has since carved out a successful career in TV and film, most notably starring alongside Bette Davis in 1968 movie The Anniversary.
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>> She's recently ended a highly-acclaimed stint playing Mother Superior in the Sister Act musical in London, and now she's being honoured for her longstanding work in showbiz.
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>> The WFTV Awards ceremony, hosted by Julie Walters, will take place in London on 3 December. Previous recipients of the lifetime achievement honour include Diana Rigg, Dame Judi Dench and Dame Maggie Smith.
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>> from yahoo news
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