Fiona Mary Shaw, CBE (born 10 July 1958) is a leading Irish actress and theatre director. Although to international audiences she is probably most familiar for her minor role as Petunia Dursley in the Harry Potter films, she is regarded as one of the finest classical actresses of her generation. Shaw was awarded an honorary CBE in 2001. Shaw was born Fiona Mary Wilson in County Cork, Ireland, to a mixed-religious couple, and was raised Roman...
Aunt Petunia lets her knowledge of Harry's wizardly be know as bell as her fe...
The Dursley's review their schedule for the arrival of their guests.
Father asks Emma Peel a creative rhyme as she stares down at Peel in an isola...
Aunt Petunia lets her knowledge of Harry's wizardly be know as bell as her fe...
Harry, angered by Aunt Marge's accusations, causes the glass in her hand to s...
Harry learns a great deal about his past and about his aunt and uncles true f...
Harry walks sleepily out of his closet and into the kitchen where he receives...
As Harry pours the coffee, Dudley has a a tantrum because he finds the floor ...
Just before John Steed and Emma Peel kiss, Father loudly bursts into the room.
Father has captured Emma Peel and put her in a straight jacket. Peel is jitte...
Father has written a report on Emma Peel and Mother wonders why he hasn't bee...
Because Emma Peel denies destroying her own project despite clear evidence, F...
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