Glenda Jackson and Vanessa Redgrave, Shepperton

May 14, 1971 - May 14th 1971 Vanessa Redgrave as Mary Queen of Scots Vanessa Redgrave as Mary Queen of Scots, and Glenda Jackson plays Queen Elizabeth I of England, in the film Mary, Queen of Scots. The film is to be produced by Hal B. Wallis, who has always been fascinated by the enigma of Mary of Scotland. Was Mary, Queen of Scots a sensuous fool? An accessory to murder or an innocent dupe? The life and loves of Mary Stuart have intrigued the world for centuries. To this day there is no authentic proof of her guilty involvement in many of the violent happenings at her Court in a Scotland dominated by Calvinist firebrand John Knox. Filming starts on Monday in Northumberland at Shepperton studios. Photo Shows: The two queens walking in the grounds of Shepperton studios yesterday. Vanessa Redgrave on left, and Glenda Jackson

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