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     • She starred with Albert Finney in Charlie Bubbles (1967), a performance which won her a BAFTA award as Best Actress in a Supporting Role. She would win her second BAFTA as the sensuous mother of college student Hayley Mills in the psychological study Twisted Nerve (1969).
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   A British actress who was a favourite of Samuel Beckett on the stage, Whitelaw won two BAFTA TV awards for Best Actress. She won a Best Supporting Actress BAFTA for Charlie Bubbles (1967) and Twister Nerve (1968), and was nominated for Hell Is a City (1960), The Omen (1976) and The Krays (1990).

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   Who is Billie Whitelaw?

   • Playing intensely independent, often fearsome women. Billie Whitelaw. Actress: The Omen. Billie was born in Coventry but taken to Bradford as a child and raised there and later joined the theatre school at the Civic Playhouse.

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   Who was Billie Whitelaw married to?

   • Whitelaw was married to the actor Peter Vaughan from 1952 to 1966. She later married the writer and drama critic Robert Muller. The couple had a son together. Billie Whitelaw... Who He? was published by St. Martin's Press in 1996. Muller died in 1998.

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   Did Billie Whitelaw meet Samuel Beckett?

   • In 1963, Billie Whitelaw met Irish playwright Samuel Beckett. She and Beckett enjoyed an intense professional relationship until his death in 1989. He wrote many of his more experimental plays especially for her, referring to Whitelaw as "a perfect actress".

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4. www.imdb.com › name › nm0925794Billie Whitelaw - Awards - IMDb

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   1969 Winner BAFTA Film Award. Best Supporting Actress; Twisted Nerve; Charlie Bubbles

   • Birth Date: June 6, 1932

   • Death Date: December 21, 2014

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   She starred with Albert Finney in Charlie Bubbles (1967), a performance which won her a BAFTA award as Best Actress in a Supporting Role. She would win her second BAFTA as the sensuous mother of college student Hayley Mills in the psychological study Twisted Nerve (1969).

6. www.scotsman.com › news › obituariesObituary: Billie Whitelaw CBE, actress - The Scotsman

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   She won a Bafta award for best supporting actress for her performances in Charlie Bubbles and the psychological thriller Twisted Nerve. Alfred Hitchcock saw her in Twisted Nerve and cast...

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   1969 BAFTA Film Awards - Best Supporting Actress: winner. 1961 BAFTA Film Awards - Most Promising Newcomer to Film: nominated. Read all about Billie Whitelaw with TV Guide's exclusive biography...

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   Dec 30, 2014 · She won a BAFTA for “Charlie Bubbles” in 1967 and was nominated for playing Violet, the adoring mother of gangsters Ronnie and Reggie, in “The Krays” in 1990. But acting, she thought, was “a...

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   Won 2 BAFTA Awards. 6 wins & 4 nominations total. Photos 34. Known for. The Omen. 7.5. Mrs. Baylock. 1976. Hot Fuzz. 7.8. Joyce Cooper. 2007. The Krays. 6.6. Violet Kray. 1990. The Dark Crystal. 7.1. Aughra (voice) 1982.