Maggie Smith and Charles Gray Have Lunch

[@duantorruellas716]

1928 ---- 2000 Well the world has lost an incredible actor and a symbol for the consummate English gentleman. He is someone with amazing character, charm and style. I wish I knew him , he was probably hilarious off camera. As sherlock Holmes's brother he was the genius I wish I was and in the devil rides out he was pure gold. The world has lost a true treasure, and there will never be another . Thank you Charles for showing us how its done.

[@bigbear00fuzzums54]

The always excellent charles gray!

[@bluesboy8237]

"It's just a jump to the left".

[@steveouk90126]

A witch at Hogwarts and a Bond villain!

[@johno2655]

Charles Gray, known to me as Mycroft Holmes, brother of Sherlock, in the Jeremy Brett version of Sherlock Holmes

[@egonrhoodie2745]

Maggie Smith you are a true treasure, the world needs you!

[@ianrichardson8990]

Lovely to see these two together. So well matched.

[@cartoonistmackay]

In the 90s, I used to serve Mr. Gray at the counter of a popular food hall department store in London. “Half a pound of Suffolk streaky, no ticket, and no carrier, I choose not to wander Knightsbridge as a walking billboard.”

[@StephenLuke]

Professor McGonagall and Dikko Henderson/Ernst Stavro Blofeld having lunch together.

[@jillarwenposadas9621]

THIS IS GOLD. PURE SOLID GOLD.

[@N734NJ]

Now we lost Maggie Smith, too. RIP

[@lawrencescott7014]

Charles Gray was so wonderfully handsome

[@lofthouse23]

Two greats meet. I'm surprised the universe didn't implode.

[@Botwin66]

Let’s do the time warp again.... 5:01 It’s just a jump to the AAAAAAGGGHHHHHHH!!!!

[@user-op6ig1dr3l]

This is my favourite actress being average but I'm biased. I have always been in love with her.Maggie Smith is our greatest actress with Judi Dench a very close second and Joan Plowright an even closer third. I've had the distinction of acing with the latter two but what would I have not given for working with Maggie !

[@jameschavez6400]

This guy is kinda like Thurston Howell third ‘sfather

[@MisterSplendy]

Some people say Queen Elizabeth I or Queen Victoria are England's greatest queens. Wrong. Charles Gray was England's greatest queen.

[@Rumms-Bumms69]

Wasn't that Kenneth Williams?

[@MisterSplendy]

@@Rumms-Bumms69 He is up there. Or Danny LaRue….so many to choose from!!

[@peterjanssen5901]

Ah, I thought I recognized the words of Bernard Shaw in these characters. A man full of eloquent boyish mischief, but never any boyish joy. It's why Shakespeare will live on, whilst your works Bernie only live on as musicals. I mean past the bluster, like all champagne socialists, only a very silly infantile sentimentality remains, meant for music halls. Still his words perfectly fit the hammy charm of Charles Gray and the cool playfulness of Maggie Smith.

[@MelancholyFM-Lain]

The only thing blofeld wants is diamonds :P

[@Nobody-yt9gz]

LOL

[@Nobody-yt9gz]

LOL

[@ROCKINGMAN]

Maggie Smith divine, Charles Gray exquisite. Lady Smith was beautiful wasn't she, but so was he.

[@BrunoCastel89]

Where is the cat when blofeld need him 😁

[@Nobody-yt9gz]

MEAAOOO

[@centenarystageco]

What is this from?

[@alexlascu2136]

Minerva and blofeld

[@N734NJ]

I wonder if he did his own stunts?

[@MrAcook61798]

Does anyone know the name of this movie, please?

[@TheAzrealjv]

www.imdb.com/title/tt0068949/ BBC Play of the Month : The Millionairess

[@seanhenry2921]

Shaw's "The Millionairess"

[@MrAcook61798]

@@seanhenry2921 Many thanks, kind sir.

[@seanhenry2921]

@@MrAcook61798 Happy to help, albeit belatedly. I think this whole production is up here in parts.

[@MrAcook61798]

@@seanhenry2921 Thank you, I am familiar with the title of the movie. I will watch it soon, thanks again 💗

[@IanJones942]

He has no neck here either...

[@duantorruellas716]

Oh how I do miss maidenhead , good lord New York does nothing to add to the pleasures of the spring rains. I find this place boring , tasteless , without culture , and simply ghastly. --- Duan Torruellas