Maryam d’Abo who is the 2nd wife of Hugh Hudson will up for discussion in this write up.

We will look at her career, marriage to the famous film director and her children.

Who is Maryam d’Abo?

She was born in 1960 in London. She is the daughter of Nino Kvinitadze, her mother  and Peter Claude Holland d’Abo.

She is a British actress, who is famed for her role Bond girl Kara Milovy .

Maryam d’Abo was also became popular with her role in the James Bond film, The Living Daylights.

The 62 year old actress was raised in Geneva and Paris. Her career interest began at the age of 13 and joined an amateur theatre.

Maryam d’Abo took a foundation course at the London College of Printing.

Maryam d’Abo had to abandoned her studies at her printing course and zoom in to Drama Centre London.

Maryam d’Abo also left that course, to start her first film career.

She is a first cousin removed of popular actress Olivia d’Abo.

She along with Olivia d’Abo used to live together in Los Angeles. They also bought a house in 1988 when Olivia was only 19 years.

Maryam d’ Abo had a brain hemorrhage in 2007.

She was so lucky to have recovered successfully from it.

Who was Hugh Hudson? Maryam d’ Abo

He was born on 25th August,1936. He was a British citizen who was famed for being a film director.

Hugh Hudson is regarded as one of the generational  film directors who began their careers with documentaries.

Hudson made documentaries  and even television commercials. He did this before hit a gold with his career with films.

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Hugh Hudson is said  to have directed the 1981 which won an Academy and Bafta wards.

This particular film was chosen for best picture and the film in question is Chariots of Fire.

The Chariots of Film  was ranked as the 19th in the popular British Film Institute list of the top 100 British films.

Hudson also made commercials while he continue with his career of film making.

Some of his popular commercials include the British Airways face Advertisement from the 1989.

The commercial was made with the London base advertising agency, Saatchi&Saatchi.