Fan account for appreciation of the late actress & photomontage artist Margaret Nolan (29/10/43 - 5/10/20).
Star of numerous films, T.V. & theatre productions.
Remembering English actress, visual artist and glamour model Margaret Nolan on her birthday (October 29, 1943 - October 5, 2020). Alongside many television roles, Nolan appeared in several movies including Goldfinger, No Sex Please, We're British, Carry On Girls & Carry On Dick.
A link to Margaret's website and the press cutting archive.
Her family kept newspaper & magazine cuttings for her and we were working though them a few years back to digitize and get some online. It remains unfinished.
https://t.co/WH5aJA4T8m
#RememberingMargaret#MargaretNolan
Hey UK. I’m flying back as we speak to introduce #LastNightInSoho in-person in London’s West End. There are still tickets for the last few intros tonight and tomorrow night at @ODEONCinemas and @EmpireCinemas so don't miss out! See you there x
An ideal way to commemorate Margaret on what would have been her birthday today would be to go and see the excellent 'Last Night in Soho' film.
A sublime mix of horror/60's period piece.
Margaret's last big screen appearance. Go see her cameo.
#LastNightInSoho#MargaretNolan
@ecelebrityfacts Littered with errors and incorrect images.
It's extremely distasteful to broadcast her monetary worth following her death, even more so to imply that Margaret was a millionaire of some sort because she was not.
How was the wealth figure calculated exactly?
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#MargaretNolan
Lots of people recommending Edgar Wright's time-travelling, psychological thriller Last Night in Soho, released this month and partly set in the Swinging Sixties. It includes a final appearance by Diana Rigg and Margaret Nolan who starred in Danger Man, The Saint, Goldfinger...
@JamesBondAtoZ Great Margaret got a mention!
Pop along to my Twitter for snippets of info/pics etc.
Not sure she had connection with Hitchcock's Vertigo - made in 1958 so unlikely (Frenzy though, yes)
On this day last year she sadly passed away, so I'm taking some time for #RememberingMargaret
@robscurantist @myinkedpony Yes Shirley Eaton who played Jill Masterson is still with us and didn't succumb to any gold paint related injuries.
Margaret was the golden girl in the title sequence and also Dink, Bond's masseuse.