Movies starring Siân Phillips
Biography: Born in Wales in 1934, veteran stage actress Sian Phillips is forever identified on TV as the tarantula mommy/empress Livia in the classic BBC series "I, Claudius" and in the movie Dune (1985) as the Reverend Mother. Her broad range of roles went from endearing to downright deadly. Sian was brought up bilingual in both English and Welsh and performed on the Welsh radio station at age 11. She toure ... show all Born in Wales in 1934, veteran stage actress Sian Phillips is forever identified on TV as the tarantula mommy/empress Livia in the classic BBC series "I, Claudius" and in the movie Dune (1985) as the Reverend Mother. Her broad range of roles went from endearing to downright deadly. Sian was brought up bilingual in both English and Welsh and performed on the Welsh radio station at age 11. She toured extensively for the Arts Council in Wales in original Welsh plays and in translations from the English classics before becoming an award-winning TV actress in her late teens. She attended the University of Wales and trained at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art, making her London debut as Hedda Gabler in 1957. She met and married actor Peter O'Toole two years later and appeared frequently with him on stage, including "Ride a Cock Horse" (1965) and "Man and Superman" (1965), and in the movies Becket (1964), Goodbye, Mr. Chips (1969), Murphy's War (1971) and Under Milk Wood (1972). While her resonant voice served her well as an announcer, newsreader and narrator at different stages of her career, her severe chiseled looks and arch, regal bearing has entitled her to perform some of the more notable classics, with critically-acclaimed turns in "Saint Joan," "The Taming of the Shrew" and "The Duchess of Malfi," being just a few. Her occasional aristocrats have also graced such well-mounted films as Young Cassidy (1965), Nijinsky (1980) and The Age of Innocence (1993). After 20 years of marriage, Sian divorced O'Toole, known for his hard-living ways. Since then she has continued to delve into her stage work. In the 1980s, Sian began a new phase of her career -- the musical. Her participation in such productions as "Pal Joey" (her musical debut), "Gigi" and "A Little Night Music" ultimately led to her acclaimed one-woman cabaret show "Marlene," a tribute to legendary Marlene Dietrich, which opened to rave reviews in London in 1997. Two years later she won a Tony nomination for this role on Broadway. hide |
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Answering a seemingly impossible sieve, Perseus, the son of Zeus, gains the hand of the Princess Andromeda in the marriage. The problem appears in the shape of Calibos, the ancient love of the princess, and his mother, the Goddess Thetis. In order that awesome Kraken not to be released, Andromeda has to be sacrificed and Perseus looks for the Jellyfish; his head is the only thing that the Kraken can stop.
Contestando una criba aparentemente imposible, Perseus, el hijo de Zeus, gana la mano de la Princesa Andromeda en el matrimonio. El problema aparece en forma de Calibos, el antiguo amor de la princesa, y su madre, la Diosa Thetis. A fin de que Kraken temido no ser soltada, Andromeda tenga que ser sacrificada y Perseus busca la Medusa; su cabeza es la única cosa que puede parar el Kraken.
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Categories: 1981, Action, Adventure, Family, Fantasy, Romance, USA
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In the distant future, and his family sends them to a duke the Emperor to a sand world from which there comes a spice that is essential for interstellar trips. The movement is designed to destroy the duke and his family, but his son avoids and looks for the revenge when he uses the ecology of the world as one of his weapon.
En el futuro lejano, a un duque y su familia les envía el Emperador a un mundo de arena del cual viene una especia que es esencial para viajes interestelares. El movimiento es diseñado para destruir al duque y su familia, pero su hijo evita y busca la venganza cuando él usa la ecología del mundo como una de sus armas.
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Categories: 1984, Action, Adventure, Fantasy, Sci-Fi, USA
