Sense and Sensibility, The Remains of the Day, Much Ado About Nothing and Howards End are just a handful of her notable screen credits in a dazzling career that has seen her pick up Oscars for both acting and writing.
Mr. Redgrave's first notable screen role was in the 1966 historical drama "A Man for All Seasons," about the conflict between Sir Thomas More (Paul Scofield and Henry VIII Robert Shawaw).
Notable screen roles in the 21st century include an aging romantic in Venus (2006), the voice of a haughty food critic in the animated Ratatouille (2007), and a priest in the historical drama For Greater Glory (2012).
The vast majority of his most notable screen appearances all occurred after he was 35 – an OAP in Hollywood terms.
The one-time star now works as a writer and comic, with her performances as Leia in the Star Wars trilogy by far her most notable screen work.
"He is connected to his creativity, but not necessarily to the world," Liv Ullmann says about Ingmar Bergman, the director who cast her in her most notable screen roles -- and who also fathered her daughter Linn.
Two of Borgnine's most notable screen roles in the 60s were in complete contrast to this masonic ideal – he was a tough general in Robert Aldrich's The Dirty Dozen (1967) and one of the wildest of Sam Peckinpah's The Wild Bunch (1969).
(He also appeared in notable screen adaptations of famous plays, including "Becket" and "The Lion in Winter," in both cases playing Henry II).
The Gdium boasts a compact size (9.8 x 7.2 x 1.25 inches), while still offering a web-optimized 1024 x 600 resolution on a notable 10-inch screen.
The first models with colour screens will become available, and touch-screens (a notable omission from the Kindle) will become more widespread.
There are, however, countervailing ideas that CT lung cancer screening has not yet been demonstrated to 'save lives.' Further, it has been stated that CT screening has a notable problem of "overdiagnosis," meaning that screening finds lesions that are not life threatening, leading to unnecessary surgery.
