Dame Riggs Died.

[John Rogers]

R.I.P. Dame Riggs. A fine actress and a grand Lady.

[John Rogers]

R.I.P. Dame Riggs. A fine actress and a grand Lady.

[Malcolm G]

DIANA RIGG
Time to take off the greasepaint and hang up the costume one last time
Good night.

[YM-Mundrabilla]

Sad. The second Dame this year (Vera and now Diana). Who will be the third?

[Farmer John]

Diana Rigg was active in work right up until very recently, she was always wonderfully herself and at the same time, the character she was playing. Great actor, great personality.

[BobClay]

Her last scene in Game of Thrones. But not without one final stab at her enemies, (there was still a bit of Emma Peel in Olenna Tyrell.)

https://youtu.be/My0nMDTV-Ow

[Engine Serang]

Never really fell for Miss Rigg but as a token of respect I may have a martini this evening. Shaken but not stirred.

[YM-Mundrabilla]

Goodie, that reduces the competition by one......................

[Harry Nicholson]

Originally Posted by John Rogers

R.I.P. Dame Riggs. A fine actress and a grand Lady.

I came ashore in 1961 and went straight into TV studios - the industry buzzed with new machines and was short of technicians

On Diana Rigg, I recall how she sparkled at Iris Productions/ABC at Teddington Lock. Memorable days working on Avengers and Armchair Theatre with the wild director Ted Kotcheff and the inspired designer, Voytek (he who brought in an old horse-drawn hearse and made it into Steed's cocktail bar). They were great days to work in TV. Diana Rigg, Honor Blackman, Helen Shapiro, Billy Fury - they had character! I hope to get around to writing about those times.