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Judi Dench
/ˈdʒuːdi ˈdɛntʃ/
Definition
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Dame Judi Dench is a legendary British actress, born in 1934, celebrated for her commanding stage and screen presence in Shakespearean roles, James Bond films as M, and Oscar-winning performances like in 'Shakespeare in Love.'
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A cultural icon whose diminutive stature belies a towering talent, often stealing scenes with a single glance or quip.
Examples
Even Judi Dench couldn't make tax forms exciting, but she'd probably try with a dramatic pause.
Judi Dench's eyebrow arch in that spy thriller spoke more volumes than the entire script.
If Judi Dench narrated your grocery list, you'd swear it was high poetry.
Judi Dench joined TikTok and accidentally broke the internet with one stern grandma glare.