“Harry Potter” Star Miriam Margolyes Makes Glamorous Vogue Cover Debut at 82
Recently, British Vogue announced that it had chosen actress Miriam Margolyes as the cover model of its newest issue. Margolyes stunned in the Pride edition of the famous magazine, wearing several intricate outfits. She also opened about her experiences as a gay woman, and revealed which part of her body she likes the most.
Miriam Margolyes has had a successful career spanning decades, in both film and theater.
Miriam Margolyes, born on May 18, 1941, is a distinguished British-Australian actress renowned for her remarkable performances on both stage and screen. Widely recognized as a versatile character actor, she has garnered significant acclaim throughout her career. She left a mark on audiences worldwide with her memorable portrayal of Professor Sprout in the beloved Harry Potter film series.
Recently, British Vogue chose Margolyes as the cover girl for its July issue.
Miriam Margolyes, who came out as a lesbian back in the ’60s, was picked for the Pride edition of the famous magazine. Besides posing for the photos, Margolyes also gave a candid interview about her experiences as a gay woman and actress. The 82-year-old confessed that she “never had any shame about being gay,” and she added, “I knew it wasn’t criminal because it was me. I couldn’t be criminal.”
The brilliant actress donned glamorous clothing and showed off her charming personality for the shoot.
Donning several elaborate dresses, Margolyes posed for British Vogue smiling, making faces, and opening up about her body image issues. “I like my face. I think my face is kind and warm and open and smiley,” she said. But the actress also admitted that she struggles with accepting her body. “But you just make the best of it. You have to,” she concluded.
In May 2023, another octogenarian, 81-year-old Martha Stewart also made headlines by becoming the oldest model to be ever featured on a Sports Illustrated magazine cover. Stewart showed off her gorgeous smile and fantastic body, and opened up about wanting to inspire women her age.