Associations to the word «Gielgud»
Noun
- Olivier
- Laurence
- Richardson
- Toole
- Juliet
- Coward
- Vic
- Macbeth
- Romeo
- Peggy
- Welles
- Guinness
- Val
- Sadler
- Shakespeare
- Hamlet
- Chichester
- Ado
- Cassius
- Hammersmith
- Theatre
- Alec
- Orson
- Burton
- Tempest
- Ralph
- Rutherford
- Mcdowell
- Vanessa
- Repertory
- Brutus
- Antony
- Edith
- Hitchcock
- Morley
- Starring
- Ivor
- John
- Staging
- Leigh
- Lear
- Midsummer
- Beaumont
- Cleopatra
- Cedric
- Hotspur
- Derek
- Wendy
- Katharine
- Globe
- Actor
- Celia
- Beckett
- Evans
- Caesar
- Old
- Playhouse
- Webber
- Clive
- Wilde
- Julius
- Biographer
- Opposite
- Dirk
- Ballet
- Shaw
- Terry
- Production
- Adaptation
- Pamela
- Revival
- Preview
- Osborne
- Helen
- Maggie
- Kenneth
- Malcolm
- Harold
- Dame
- Richard
- Duchess
- Lindsay
- Kate
- Gertrude
- Claire
- Christopher
- Rehearsal
Dictionary definition
GIELGUD, noun. English actor of Shakespearean roles who was also noted for appearances in films (1904-2000).
Wise words
When you have spoken the word, it reigns over you. When it
is unspoken you reign over it.