Judi Dench says she hopes to live ‘to 100’ as she shares major family regret
Dame Judi Dench has said one of her biggest regrets in life is not having six children but added that she “hopes” to live to 100. The 89-year-old actress, who played M in the James Bond film series, said in an interview that she had planned to have a large family with her husband, actor Michael Williams, before his death from lung cancer in 2001. She told the Sunday Times: “Michael and I said, ‘we’re going to have six children’. “We had one, beautiful Finty (Williams, 52, who is also an actor), and we didn’t have the other five, it just didn’t happen. I worked a lot. I suppose you don’t stop to consider really.” Dame Judi Dench has said one of her biggest regrets in life is not having six children but added that she “hopes” to live to 100. The 89-year-old actress, who played M in the James Bond film series, said in an interview that she had planned to have a large family with her husband, actor Michael Williams, before his death from lung cancer in 2001. She told the Sunday Times: “Michael and I said, ‘we’re going to have six children’. “We had one, beautiful Finty (Williams, 52, who is also an actor), and we didn’t have the other five, it just didn’t happen. I worked a lot. I suppose you don’t stop to consider really.” Ok – Celebrity NewsRead More
