Upstairs, Downstairs' wasn't made for American audiences at all. — Jean Marsh American Copy Share Image
Nobody can replace Angela Baddeley and Gordon Jackson, who immortalised Mrs Bridges and Hudson. — Jean Marsh Bridges Copy Share Image
I can't believe in humorless women. I think there's humor even in everyday tragedy. — Jean Marsh Believe Copy Share Image
Sometimes we had a clove of raw garlic for breakfast which was supposed to stave off the lurgy. — Jean Marsh Breakfast Copy Share Image
When you do a television series like 'Upstairs, Downstairs' - it took five years - you want to go back to the… — Jean Marsh Back Copy Share Image
I was two in 1936. I can remember the blackshirts marches - my father marched against Mosley - it was such a… — Jean Marsh Father Copy Share Image
Because of my facial bone structure I've played a lot of refined, young ladies, but I can resort to cockney at the… — Jean Marsh Bone Copy Share Image
I came from a really proper working-class English background. — Jean Marsh Background Copy Share Image
I've had such a nice life that I just felt that I wanted to share it with somebody. I think about it… — Jean Marsh Be nice Copy Share Image
I don't have ladylike clothes, because I live in the country in England. — Jean Marsh Because Copy Share Image
My favorite thing is playing the classics, and I am going to do some huge Shakespeare roles. — Jean Marsh Am Copy Share Image
For 10, 20 years, whenever anybody, a sound editor, won an award, he always thanked Walter Murch. And I'm sure Bob Altman… — Jean Marsh Always Copy Share Image
I was married and divorced before 21. He was much older. I grew up in the marriage. — Jean Marsh Before Copy Share Image
We'd been watching something full of rich people, rich food, beautiful clothes and we had chips on our shoulders, I suppose. And… — Jean Marsh Beautiful Copy Share Image
