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English town competes in 'lawless' football match

STORY: Friendships are set aside in thisferocious, centuries-old football gameLocation: Ashbourne, EnglandThe 'lawless' Royal Shrovetidematch has few rulesHundreds of players compete to move the balltowards goal posts more than three miles apart(Peter Jackson, Spectator)“You can tell the serious ones, the way they dress, their whole body language. Good luck to all of them.”(Glenda Jackson, Spectator)“It’s good for the oldies as well because we can come and see what the youngsters are doing, getting in there in the scrum and everything. It’s a fantastic atmosphere, it really is.”The annual match takes place over two daysMost historians trace the game'sorigins back to the mid-1600s
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AWARDS

YearAssociationsCategoryWorkResult
2020British Academy of Film & Television ArtsLeading ActressElizabeth is MissingNominated
1985Golden GlobeBest Performance by an Actress in a Miniseries or Motion Picture MadeSakharov (film)Nominated
1982Golden GlobeBest Performance by an Actress in a Limited Series or Motion Picture MadeThe Patricia Neal StoryNominated
1982Emmy (Primetime)Outstanding Lead Actress in a Limited Series or SpecialThe Patricia Neal StoryNominated
1979Golden GlobeBest Performance By an Actress in a Motion Picture - DramaStevie (1978 film)Nominated
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