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Judi Dench Talks Fading Eyesight-She Can't Walk Alone or ‘I Will Fall Over'
From her Oscar-winning turn as Queen Elizabeth I in Shakespeare in Love to her famously gender-swapped role as "M" in the ...
Judi Dench says her vision is now so bad she can no longer go out alone
Judi Dench says she can no longer leave her home alone as her eyesight deteriorates, saying she needs someone to “always be ...
Actress Judi Dench, 90, says she no longer goes to events alone, citing vision loss
Dench said she now needed to attend public events with someone else because of her worsening macular degeneration. Read more at straitstimes.com.
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Judi Dench, 90, says she can’t go out alone due to poor eyesight: I’ll ‘fall over’
Judi Dench can no longer see on film sets due to her macular degeneration eye condition. The 90-year-old actress appeared on British entrepreneur Trinny Woodall’s “Fearless” podcast last wee ...
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Judi Dench reveals she can't go out alone due to vision loss: 'Somebody will always be with me'
Dame Judi Dench is giving fans an update on her worsening eyesight. The heavily awarded British actor, who turned 90 last month, has revealed that she is no longer able to attend events alone due ...
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Judi Dench Says She Can’t Attend Events Alone Anymore Due to Poor Eyesight: ‘I Will Walk Into Something or Fall Over’
Judi Dench Says She Can’t Attend Events Alone Anymore Due to Poor Eyesight: ‘I Will Walk Into Something or Fall Over’ Alex Ritman Wed, January 22, 2025 at 1:36 PM UTC ...
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Judi Dench says her vision loss is so bad she can no longer go out alone
Dame Judi Dench always has someone with her when she ... including winning a best supporting actress Oscar in 1998 for her portrayal of Queen Elizabeth I in “Shakespeare in Love.” ...
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Judi Dench Says She No Longer Goes to Events Alone, Citing Vision Loss
By Amanda Holpuch Judi Dench, the veteran English stage and ... began her acting career in the late 1950s. In 1988, Queen Elizabeth II made her a dame, the female equivalent of a knight.