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What happened to 'Highlander' Actress June Watson (Interview)

The Movie Memories Club is delighted to share “What happened to 'Highlander Endgame' Actress June Watson?” Within the framework of 25 quick-fire questions, this is a celebrity interview with the British film, television, and theatre Actress June Watson, where she talks candidly about her life, career, and desire to continue acting into her nineties. To see even more film and TV interviews, please subscribe at:    / @themoviememoriesclub   Agnes June Henderson Watson was born in Edinburgh, Scotland on June 26th, 1935. After first acting as a child at her Grammar School, and being sent to drama lessons by her mother, June Watson went on to attend the ‘Edinburgh College of Speech and Drama’. Aged twenty-one, June Watson left Drama School, and joined a Company called, 'The Fraser Neal Players' earning three pounds per week, making her professional acting debut doing a summer season in Carlisle. June Watson has work extensively in the theatre throughout her career, and in this interview talks about how she loved playing the 'Nurse', in 'Romeo and Juliet'. 'Juno', in 'Juno and The Paycock', and appearing in 'Small Chain', a play by Peter Gill. June Watson also recalls here that she was with 'The English Shakespeare Company', when it was founded, and travelled the world, playing parts like, 'Polina', in 'The Winter's Tale' and ‘Volumnia’ in 'Coriolanus'. At the time of this interview, June Watson was just about to start rehearsing a new play in the West End, called ‘Oedipus’, with the visionary director Robert Icke, alongside Olivier award winners Lesley Manville and Mark Strong. The play will open at the Wyndham’s Theatre on October 4th, 2024, and will run to January 4th, 2025. To book tickets go to: https://tickets.delfontmackintosh.co.... June Watson acknowledges here that she does not consider herself a television star but does state that she is generally remembered for her television work in roles such as ‘Police Sergeant Cameron’ in 'Z Cars', and as ‘Sister Easby’ in 'Angels', the BBC television seasonal drama series about student nurses. Other notable television credits include: Dr. Finlay's Casebook (1966); The Further Adventures of Oliver Twist (1980); Taggart (1986); Snakes and Ladders (1989); The Wars of the Roses (1990–1991); Brotherly Love (1999); The Inspector Lynley Mysteries (2001–2002); The Key (2003); William and Mary (2003–2005); Strictly Confidential (2006); The Café (2011–2013); Agatha Raisin (2014–2016); The Cockfields (2019–2021). June Watson has also appeared in a number of films, including The Last Yellow (1999); Highlander: Endgame (2000); 102 Dalmatians (2000); Wreckers (2011); The Lady in the Van (2015); The Death of Stalin (2017); The Bike Thief (2020); Paul Dood's Deadly Lunch Break (2021); and Your Christmas or Mine? (2022). QUOTE: “Every aspect of the theatre, I love. I love rehearsing. I love the rehearsal process. I love acting. I love the audience there. The feeling of every night, it's different, because the audience is different” - June Watson To see even more film and TV interviews, don’t forget to subscribe at:    / @themoviememoriesclub   Timecodes 00:01 - Intro 00.35 - Q1. Full name given at birth? 00:54 - Q2. Birthday, and year of birth? 01:06 - Q3. Where were you born and raised? 01:17 - Q4. Any brothers or sisters? 01:28 - Q5. Earliest memory of going to the cinema or theatre? 01:48 - Q6. Favourite Actor or Actress growing up? 02:33 - Q7. Event or trigger, that first prompted acting to be considered as a profession? 04:33 - Q8. Formal acting training or stage school attended? 05:41 - Q9. Any other jobs, other than acting? 05:58 - Q10. First ever paid acting performance/ professional debut? 07:41 - Q11. First request to sign an autograph? 09:39 - Q12. Ever been starstruck and asked for an autograph? 11:40 - Q13. Have you collected any memorabilia? 12:38 - Q14. Do you prefer theatre, television, cinema, or radio? 14:35 - Q15. Parts, performances, or characters most remembered for? 15:49 - Q16. Proudest individual stage or screen performance? 18:29 - Q17. Any part or role auditioned for or really wanted but didn't get? 20:35 - Q18. Any regrets for ever having to turn down an acting role? 20:57 - Q19. Name a co-star that you liked/ disliked working with the most? 22:00 - Q20. What a Director needs to do to get the best performance from you? 25:31 - Q21. Three guests you’d invite to an intimate dinner party? 28:46 - Q22. One moment from your career that you would re-live once again? 32:28 - Q23. Any regrets or anything that you would have done differently? 33:27 - Q24. Something about you or your career that most people would not already know? 37:14 - Q25. What happened to the Actress June Watson? 41:02 - Signed photographs. 41:13 - End