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Legendary actress Judi Dench discusses her transition from James Bond to Shakespearean plays, including insights into performing Shakespeare, challenges of embodying diverse characters, and memorable encounters with other actors. Her deep understanding of Shakespeare's emotions shines through in her roles, making her a master on stage and screen.

In a captivating conversation, Dame Judi Dench, an Oscar-winning actress with over seven decades in entertainment, shares the charm of her first loves and how they shaped her career. She reminisces about her theatrical roots, touching on the magic of mentorship and tight-knit bonds in the theater world. Judi reflects on the interplay of innocence and ignorance, as well as her deepening connection to her Quaker faith. The discussion also lightens up with joyful anecdotes, showcasing the delightful moments that come with a career well-lived.

Actress Judi Dench reflects on her iconic Shakespearean roles like Juliet and Lady Macbeth. She discusses her new book with Brendan O'Hea, sharing insights on learning lines, poetic structure, and Shakespeare's influence on language and emotions.

Judi Dench, one of the greatest classical actors of our times, reflects on her career playing Shakespearean roles and shares intimate insights into her relationship with the work of William Shakespeare. She discusses her pivotal experiences, including her very first professional stage role as Ophelia in Hamlet, her landmark production of Macbeth, and her experience performing with macular degeneration. Dench also explores the lasting significance of Shakespeare in her life and career, including winning an Oscar for a role in a Shakespearean production.