Date: 7th August 2001
Celebrated British actress DAME DOROTHY TUTIN has died at the age of 71. The star, whose career on stage and screen spanned more than half a century, lost her battle with leukaemia at the EDWARD VII HOSPITAL in Midhurst, West Sussex in England.
Dame Dorothy, who received a COMMANDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE (CBE) award in 1967 and was made a DAME in the 2000 NEW YEARS HONOURS LIST, appeared in a variety of films including Importance Of Being Earnest, The (1952), BEGGAR'S OPERA, The (1953), TALE OF TWO CITIES, A (1958), CROMWELL (1970) and SAVAGE MESSIAH (1972), for which performance she was given the VARIETY CLUB OF GREAT BRITAIN FILM ACTRESS AWARD in 1972.
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Source: WENN
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