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Career. Quick is perhaps best known for the role of Lady Julia Flyte in the television production of Brideshead Revisited. She received an Emmy and British Academy Television Awards nomination for her work. Quick has also appeared in many theatre, film and television productions.
Diana Quick. Actress: The Duellists. Eclectic, spade-jawed, auburn-haired British classical stage actress Diana Quick, of Anglo-Indian descent, specialized in aristocratic ladies and played various members of royalty (queens, baronesses, etc.) throughout her career.
Diana Quick is an award-winning English actress who has played several notable roles during her six-decade-long illustrious career. As a professional actress, her most prominent role was her portrayal of Lady Julia Flyte in the television adaptation of Evelyn Waugh’s classic ‘Brideshead Revisited’.
Actor Diana Quick talks about moving behind the camera to curate the Aldeburgh Documentary Festival for a second year running, and the role of factual film t...
Eclectic, spade-jawed, auburn-haired British classical stage actress Diana Quick, of Anglo-Indian descent, specialized in aristocratic ladies and played various members of royalty (queens, baronesses, etc.) throughout her career.
Jan 22, 2024 · Diana Quick: ‘It’s absurd that people can’t choose to end their lives with dignity’ As she stars in a film about reverse ageing, Quick reveals the joys of getting older, and a surreal ...
Forget the starlets, says Simon O'Hagan, if you want to see a really sexy actress try Diana Quick
Diana Marilyn Quick is an English actress known for playing British aristocrats.
Learn about Diana Quick's career, from her early roles at the Royal Court and National Theatre to her recent film and stage work. Find out her favourite co-stars, directors, playwrights and roles, and her views on the future of British theatre.
Eclectic, spade-jawed, auburn-haired British classical stage actress Diana Quick, of Anglo-Indian descent, specialized in aristocratic ladies and played various members of royalty (queens, baronesses, etc.) throughout her career.
