CHRISTOPHER PLUMMER = KING LEAR = Single from MiniSheet Canada 2021 MNH

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CHRISTOPHER PLUMMER
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Single stamp
from
Miniature Sheet
Canada 2021
MNH
"
P
" - Permanent
TM
Domestic rate (1
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Overview
Mark the illustrious career of Toronto-born
Christopher Plummer
, one of the world’s most distinguished and celebrated actors, with this Permanent
TM
domestic rate stamps. Throughout his 70-year career, Plummer appeared in more than 200 films and television programs, performing on stages from Stratford to Broadway and receiving countless international awards and honours.
This stamp depicts Plummer in several of his most celebrated roles: Prospero in
The Tempest
, King Lear in
King Lear
, Rudyard Kipling in
The Man Who Would Be King
, Captain von Trapp in
The Sound of Music
, and John Barrymore in
Barrymore
. The stamp’s moody, tempestuous background is symbolic of the drama he has brought to the stage and screen.
Plummer is one of only two dozen actors to have won the coveted “triple crown of acting” awards: an Emmy, a Tony and an Oscar (Academy Award). He was a regular fixture at CBC in the 1950s, an actor in the Stratford Shakespeare Festival, and headliner at the prestigious National Theatre and the Royal Shakespeare Company. His career changed forever in 1965 when he played Captain von Trapp in
The Sound of Music
. Plummer’s role in the 1973 Broadway musical
Cyrano
earned him his first Tony Award; his second came in 1997 for his portrayal of John Barrymore. In 2009, Plummer was nominated for his first Academy Award for his performance as Leo Tolstoy in Michael Hoffman’s
The Last Station
. In 2011, he won his first Academy Award for his role in
Beginners
, becoming the oldest winner of a competitive Oscar in an acting category.
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