Judy Geeson Net Worth

Judy Geeson's Quotes

• I'm not sure how other people of my generation look back on that time (when she acted in To Sir, with Love (1967)), but since I trained at a professional stage school, if you took yourself too seriously, or started to think you were better than anybody else, you just got the shit beaten out of you.
• Oh, I loved John Wayne. He was just so charming and easy to work with. Although we shot the film (Brannigan (1975)) in London, it was like making an American movie just because you were working with John Wayne. It was very funny to see the look on people's faces when we were filming. We'd pull up in a car on a London street, and you'd see these people looking at him, and they must have been thinking, 'That man looks just like John Wayne. But, oh, it can't be.' I think he got a kick out of that.
• When you act a scene with Sidney Poitier he listens intently to every word you say. You can feel your words hit him. He makes the scene utterly real.
• [on working with Joan Crawford on Berserk (1967)] "Joan Crawford said she was lonely, and I could see and feel that she was. She wasn't easy, but I think Berserk (1967) was hard on her precisely because it *was* a B-movie. And there was something very likable about her - after all, when people show their vulnerabilities, it's hard not to forgive them for other things"
• I never planned out my career and just took the best job available. In fact, I'm not really a horror fan at all. Even when I go to horror film conventions, the majority of people still come to visit me because of "To Sir, with Love." [Interview with Nick Thomas, 2017]

Interesting Facts about Judy Geeson

1. Older sister of Sally Geeson.
2. Ex-daughter-in-law of Viveca Lindfors and Don Siegel.
3. Has worked with many Oscar-winning actors including Sidney Poitier, John Wayne, David Niven, Joan Crawford and Helen Hunt - but not in any of their Oscar-winning works.
4. In the late 1980s, along with fellow Brit performers Jenny Agutter, Ian McKellen, Timothy Dalton and Olivia Hussey, she spent time volunteering teaching Shakespeare to children at a school in Watts, Los Angeles.
5. Opened "Blanche," an antiques shop in Los Angeles [October 1999]
6. Closed "Blanche & Co.", her antique shop. [December 2009]
7. Has said that Inseminoid (1981) was a terrible film and that she only did it for the money.
8. She was scheduled for the film Educating Rita (1983) in 1982 but had to drop out due to illness.
9. Trained at the Corona Academy, founded by Rona Knight.
10. In late 1970 it was announced that the production of 'The man Born to be Queen' in which she, Lionel Jeffries and Wilfred Hyde White were to star had been delayed until Spring '71 due to Tony Curtis being involved in filming a television series for Lew Grade. In the finish it was never made.
11. Her father worked for the coal board.