Maggie Smith is perhaps the most famous as strict, but a fair professor of Minerva McGonagall, which she played for eight films of Saga about Harry Potter. The actress was also starred in the role of Lady Violet Crowley, the widowing Council of Grandema, in the TV series "Abbey Dounton". But, as it turned out, none of these works brought Smith to complete satisfaction.
In an interview with ES Magazine, the actress noted that he was grateful to the roles of "Poterian" and "Dounton Abbey", and yet they left the contradictory feelings in it, because Maggie did not feel that he truly plays in these projects. True, it is not entirely clear what she meant, because neither insignificant nor passing these works cannot be called.
By the way, in the same interview, Smith stated that she admires any young woman who was trying to join the film industry in our time. The actress called these women very bold, because they seem to be undressed almost every second, as well as to do the most unusual things. " Maggie admitted that if the acting career had begun in modern times, she would most likely not come out, because now it is "very hard."
Large plans for the future roles of the actress does not yet build, but it is already known that in 2020, the audience will see the screening of the book of Matt Hayega "Boy for Christmas", in which Smith will play one of the main roles.