Glenda Jackson Collection

Glenda May Jackson CBE (born 9 May 1936) is a British actress and former Labour Party politician. She is among the few performers to achieve the Triple Crown of Acting

Labour councillor Glenda Jackson with her son Dan Hodges. 12th April 1997

Glenda Jackson and her son Daniel, 11th August 1970

Two of the greats, Glenda Jackson and Cary Grant pictured together in 1975. 5th June 1975

Actress Glenda Jackson standing at the back of a double decker bus, with Vote Labour poster in the window. 21st March 1992

Rada student Glenda Jackson. 7th December 1956

Actress Glenda Jackson, 11th August 1970

Pictured at rehearsals for Chekhovs Three Sisters Marianne Faithfull, Avril Elgar and Glenda Jackson. 7th April 1967

Labour councillor Glenda Jackson during the general election campaign. 12th April 1997

Glenda Jackson, and other Labour party members delivering a mass petition against coal pit closures to Downing Street, London. 22nd December 1992

Frank Dobson with Labour candidate and actress Glenda Jackson. 31st March 1990

Labour party, Glenda Jackson and Robin Cook and party delivering a mass petition against coal pit closures to Downing Street, London. 22nd December 1992

Actress and Labour candidate Glenda Jackson, during a hospital visits. 20th March 1992

Shadow Home Secretary Jack Straw, Shadow Chancellor of the Exchequer Gordon Brown and Labour councillor Glenda Jackson. 12th April 1997

Actress Glenda Jackson. 30th March 1990

Actress Glenda Jackson. 14th March 1965

Actress Glenda Jackson. 7th August 1981

The cast of a new comedy play called Alfie, written by Bill Naughton, at the Mermaid Theatre. Alfie played by John Neville, pictured with other actresses including Glenda Jackson (standing)

The Variety Club luncheon at the Savoy. Pictured left to right, Polly James, Danny La Rue and Glenda Jackson. Polly James received the Most Promising Artist award for her performance in the stage

Rada students. Left to right, Pauline Devaney, Neville Jacobson, Marian Diamond, Glenda Jackson and Jack Hedley. 7th December 1956

On a beautiful summers morning at the Tower of London, BBC film unit produced rain and lots of it for the filming of Elizabeth R featuring the life of Elizabeth I

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Glenda May Jackson CBE, born on 9th May 1936, is a renowned British actress who has left an indelible mark in the world of entertainment. With her exceptional talent and versatility, Glenda has captivated audiences for decades. In this candid snapshot from 12th April 1997, we see Glenda Jackson wearing two hats as both a Labour councillor and a loving mother. She is pictured alongside her son Dan Hodges, showcasing the balance she effortlessly maintains between her personal and professional life. Another glimpse into Glenda's life takes us back to 11th August 1970 when she posed with her beloved son Daniel. This heartwarming image reflects the tender bond between mother and child while highlighting Glenda's radiant smile that has charmed countless fans throughout her career. Not only known for her acting prowess but also for her dedication to social causes, Glenda can be seen rehearsing for Chekhov's Three Sisters alongside Marianne Faithfull. This behind-the-scenes moment captures the essence of two talented women coming together to create something extraordinary. A truly iconic moment occurred in 1975 when Glenda Jackson shared the frame with Hollywood legend Cary Grant. In this rare photograph, these two greats unite their talents and charisma, leaving us in awe of their star power. During the general election campaign on 12th April 1997, we witness Glenda actively participating as a Labour councillor. Her commitment to public service shines through as she engages with constituents during this crucial political period. On another occasion dated 30th March 1990, we catch sight in all her theatrical glory. As an accomplished actress who effortlessly transitions between stage and screen roles, she continues to inspire aspiring performers worldwide. Glenda's involvement with politics extended beyond campaigning; here she joins other Labour party members delivering a mass petition against coal mining practices.