Margaret Furse biography
biography
Born to well known Punch Magazine illustrator Arthur G. Watts and Phyllis Watts (nee Gordon) in 1911, Margaret married Roger Furse and became involved in the world of the theater - specializing in costume design - beginning at the end of World War Two. Furse's connection to Sir Laurence Olivier undoubtedly opened many doors. Nominated for a number of Academy Awards she was awarded Best Costume for Anne of The Thousand Days. She and Furse eventually divorced and she remarried author Stephen Watts (though maintaining the Furse last name professionally) with whom she remained until her death in 1974.
IMDb Mini Biography By: Jeffrey Charles (jeff (at) smallcraft.net)
Spouse
Roger K. Furse (? - ?)
Stephen Watts (? - 8 July 1974) (her death)
Trivia
Sister-in-law of Judith Furse and Jill Furse.
Her portrait, painted by her husband at the time, designer Roger K. Furse, is included in the permanent collection of the National Portrait Gallery in London.
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Spouse
Roger K. Furse (? - ?)
Stephen Watts (? - 8 July 1974) (her death)
Trivia
Sister-in-law of Judith Furse and Jill Furse.
Her portrait, painted by her husband at the time, designer Roger K. Furse, is included in the permanent collection of the National Portrait Gallery in London.
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- Individual: Alice (Maggie) Margaret Watts