Pauline Collins, star of Shirley Valentine, dies aged 85
Summary
Pauline Collins, known for her role in the movie "Shirley Valentine," passed away at 85 in London. She had Parkinson's disease and was best known for her acclaimed performances in stage and film. Collins was recognized with awards like an Oscar nomination, a Golden Globe, and a Bafta for her work.Key Facts
- Pauline Collins died at the age of 85 in a London care home.
- She had Parkinson's disease for several years.
- Collins was famous for her role in "Shirley Valentine," for which she received an Oscar nomination.
- She won a Golden Globe and Bafta for her performance in "Shirley Valentine."
- Collins played the role of Shirley Valentine on stage in London and New York, winning an Olivier and Tony award.
- She began her career in teaching and later pursued acting, starting with a TV cameo in 1957.
- Collins appeared in various roles, including "City of Joy" with Patrick Swayze, which increased her global recognition.
- She married John Alderton in 1969, and they had three children together.
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