Maggie Smith would have been 91 on Sunday, Dec. 28 and fans all over the globe are paying tribute to the iconic actress, one ...

Maggie Smith and Celia Imrie's comedy drama, The Second Best Exotic Marigold Hotel, is airing on TV tonight (28 December).

Dame Maggie Smith, best known for “Harry Potter” and “Downton Abbey,” died at 89 on Friday. Her sons, actors Toby Stephens, 55, and Chris Larkin, 57, announced the news that same day. “She passed away ...

Daniel Radcliffe and Whoopi Goldberg are among those mourning the death of beloved British actress Maggie Smith this week. The lauded actress, a Shakespeare veteran who was best known later in her ...

The late Dame Maggie Smith had a miles-long film, theater and television résumé. But a whole generation of fans knows her specifically for her role as the tough but fair Professor Minerva McGonagall ...

Dame Maggie Smith wasn't just a costar to Whoopi Goldberg. She was also a friend who, at one point, offered meaningful emotional support. After Smith's death on Sept. 27 at age 89, her Sister Act ...

Dame Judi Dench has shared her heartfelt homage to her dear late friend Dame Maggie Smith. The 91 year old opens the doors to ...

Dame Maggie Smith – whose acting career spanned seven decades and traversed the stage and screen – has died at age 89. She passed away peacefully surrounded by family and friends on Friday morning, ...

Dame Maggie Smith, the esteemed actress known for portraying Professor McGonagall in Harry Potter, the Dowager Countess in Downton Abbey, and the titular character in The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie, ...

It is sad to report the news of the passing of one of the most accomplished and beloved actresses of her generation, Maggie Smith, whose work left an imprint on those who were fortunate enough to ...

This is FRESH AIR. I'm Dave Davies. Maggie Smith, the renowned British actress best known to American audiences for her roles in the "Harry Potter" films and the masterpiece series "Downton Abbey," ...

Dame is a term that shifts dramatically in the cross-Atlantic translation between Britain and the United States. Here it’s considered archaic, a throwback to film noir that taught us to associate it ...