Judi Dench stormed out of first ever audition after being blasted 'for her face'

She's a seven-time Oscar nominee and has been awarded a Damehood.

However Dame Judi Dench has admitted that her spectacular performing profession did not precisely get off to a flying begin.

In an upcoming BBC documentary the award-winning actress, 82, revealed she walked out of her first movie audition after being advised 'you could have each single factor unsuitable together with your face'.

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Wobbly: Dame Judi Dench has admitted that her spectacular performing profession did not precisely get off to a flying begin

Talking on the programme, because of be aired over the festive interval, the Mirror report that the Bond star stated: 'I went up a few movie as soon as earlier than I might ever made a movie earlier than and there have been 5 massive males there. 

'They provided me a seat and nobody stated something for a very long time after which he took a cigar out of his mouth and he stated Ms Dench you could have each single factor unsuitable together with your face, I received up and I walked out of the room.'

However regardless of a shaky begin, Judi went on to a giant hit within the theatre, in addition to successful an academy award for her position as Queen Elizabeth I and nominations for her roles in Mrs Brown, Chocolat, Iris, and extra. 

Dangerous begin: In an upcoming BBC documentary the award-winning actress, 82, revealed she walked out of her first movie audition after being advised 'you could have each single factor unsuitable together with your face'

And extra not too long ago her position in Bond movie Skyfall was critically acclaimed.

Talking about her efficiency 007 star Daniel Craig praised her, admitting: 'She completely stole each scene she was in. However what a pleasure is that, somebody like that walks on set, I chill out.' 

Former Bond Pierce Brosnan, added: 'Judi has balls, M has balls and he or she is aware of tips on how to use them.'

Judi Dench: All of the World's Her Stage hits screens on BBC2 at 8pm on December 30. 

Acclaimed actress: She's a seven-time Oscar nominee and has been knighted

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