I have to say I never worked with Maggie much. Except on Harry Potter. But she had a wonderful, rather lethal sense of humor.

On Twitter/X, fans were quick to send praise ... What a beautiful tribute to Dame Maggie Smith. That dance. That music. The wand raising at the end! I cried." Another added: "#Strictly the Tribute ...

The actress Maggie Smith wore lightly the burdensome role ... See it directly on Twitter It equipped her superbly for the Restoration comedy which marked some peaks of her 1960s classical stage ...

Harry Potter star Daniel Radcliffe recalled the late Maggie Smith helping him land the titular role in the franchise (Photo Credit – Instagram) Daniel Radcliffe’s rise to stardom as Harry ...

"Harry Potter" author J.K. Rowling took to X (formerly Twitter) to honor the British actress and said, "Somehow I thought she'd live forever. RIP Dame Maggie Smith." Somehow I thought she'd live ...

formerly Twitter. Dame Maggie Smith being introduced to the Queen by actor Sir Laurence Olivier at a 1966 charity premiere of the film Othello at London's Odeon Theatre Dame Maggie was not only ...

Maggie Smith, best known for her role as Professor Minerva McGonagall in the Harry Potter films died at the age of 89. Smith's extraordinary career spanned over six decades, earning her two Oscars ...

This Maggie Smith and Robbin Williams scene in Hook just took on a whole new meaning (Picture:TriStar Pictures/Amblin Entertainment/Allied Stars Ltd) As fans reminisce on the late Dame Maggie ...

On X/Twitter, the official Downtown Abbey shared ... previously stated that she wouldn’t do a third film without Maggie Smith. Smith starred as Mother Superior in the film series’s first ...

May she rest in peace," — British Prime Minister Keir Starmer, posted on X, formerly Twitter. "Maggie Smith was the wittiest woman I ever met in my life. Some of the very funny things she said ...

"Saddened to hear Dame Maggie Smith has passed," Lowe wrote on X, formerly Twitter. "I had the unforgettable experience of working with her; sharing a two-shot was like being paired with a lion.