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Maggie Smith was born by the edge of December 1934, she was the leading actress of the after war time. She got BAFTA award for 5 times as the best supporting actress and for the best movie of the year. She was studying in Oxford where was held her first artistic debut. Her first professional role in the theater was in 1952, and it was Viola’s role in the play “The 12th night”. Since 1959 she was working in the Old wick Theater which was specializing in the Shakespeare repertory. In the movies she was performing mostly the same time of people, for example her character Minerva McGonagall in the movies about the young magician Harry Potter She was nominated not once for the Oscar award, and Twice she won her in 1969 for the role in “Miss Jean Brody’s bloom” and in 1978 in the “Californian play”. In 1989 she got the right to the title Dame in front of her name, which was due to the fact that she had some noble royal blood in her veins. From the marriage with the actor Robert Stevens, one of the most outstanding actors of another generation, she has two sons. Both of them are actors, the youngest was performed in the role of evil character in the movie “Die, but not now”. Her close friend is Lady Judy Danch. Together they performed in Franco Zeffireli’s movie “Tea with Mussolini” in 1999, and also in “The room with the view” (1985), and in “Ladies in Purple”(2004).

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Here you can learn about the movies Maggie Smith acted in. You can see the names of the movies, their budget, years of release and the money gained from the screening of the certain movie. It is always interesting to know.

Movies & Videos	Budget	Year	Opening weekend	US box Office
Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince - Professor Minerva McGonagall	$250M	2009	$77.8M	$302M
Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire - Minerva McGonagall	$150M	2005	$102M	$290M
Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix - Minerva McGonagall	$150M	2007	$77.1M	$292M
Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban - Professor Minerva McGonagall	$130M	2004	$93.7M	$249M
Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone - Professor Minerva McGonagall	$125M	2001	$90.3M	$318M
Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets - Professor Minerva McGonagall (as Dame Maggie Smith)	$100M	2002	$88.4M	$262M
Hook - Granny Wendy	$70M	1991		$120M
Divine Secrets of the Ya-Ya Sisterhood - Caro Eliza Bennett	$27M	2002	$16.2M	$69.6M
The First Wives Club - Gunilla Garson Goldberg	$26M	1996	$18.9M	$105M
Becoming Jane - Lady Gresham	$16.5M	2007	$972K	$18.7M
Gosford Park - Constance Trentham	$15M	2001	$1.57M	$41.3M
Clash of the Titans - Thetis	$15M	1981
Tea with Mussolini - Lady Hester Random	$12M	1999	$1.63M	$14.3M
The Honey Pot - Sarah Watkins	$6M	1967
The V.I.P.s - Miss Mead	$4M	1963
A Room with a View - Charlotte Bartlett, a chaperon	$3M	1985		$21M
Murder by Death - Dora Charleston		1976
Quartet - Lois Heidler		1981
Travels with My Aunt - Aunt Augusta Bertram		1972
Love and Pain and the Whole Damn Thing - Lila Fisher		1973