Maggie Smith, the beloved actress known for her remarkable talent and iconic roles, passed away on September 27, leaving behind a legacy that touched the hearts of many. As fans and co-stars continue to mourn her loss, Bronson Pinchot, who worked with Smith in the 1996 movie First Wives Club, shared a touching story about their first meeting on set.
Bronson Pinchot Remembers Maggie
Pinchot described how they met on the set of a funeral home scene. With no formal introduction, they were simply seated next to each other. Eager to express his admiration for her work, Pinchot began praising Smith’s performance in Othello, where she played Desdemona. However, Smith’s response was surprising and humorous. She lightly smacked him with her clutch and said, “We’ll have none of that.” The unexpected reaction made Pinchot laugh and deepened his admiration for her, not just as an actress but also as a person.
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“I had always loved her as an artist, but from that moment, I loved her as a person,” Pinchot recalled warmly. It was an affectionate reminder that, despite her legendary status, Maggie Smith was grounded and preferred to be treated as an equal by her colleagues.
The Harry Potter alum, best known for her portrayal of Professor McGonagall, passed away peacefully in the hospital surrounded by her family. Her sons, Toby Stephens and Chris Larkin, confirmed the news in a statement, saying, “She was an intensely private person but was surrounded by her loved ones in her final moments.” The family expressed their gratitude to the well-wishers and requested privacy during this time of grief.
Maggie Smith leaves behind an unforgettable legacy in the world of cinema and theater. She will always be remembered for her grace, humility, and incredible talent that spanned decades, making her one of the most cherished actresses of her time.
