She has now given a disappointing update about her condition on a new episode of Trinny Woodall's 'Fearless' podcast. Dench said: “Someone will always be there for me. I have to do that now because I can't see and I might bump into something or fall over. I'm always nervous before I go on a job. I I don't know why… I'm not good at all, and I won't be any longer. And luckily, I don't have to do that anymore because I pretend I don't have eyes.” During a 2021 event for the London-based Vision Foundation, Dench described how she struggled to read scripts due to her rapidly deteriorating eyesight.
He said: “You just find a way to push through and overcome things that you find very difficult. I had to find another way to learn lines and things, which is to have my good friends repeat them over and over again. “So I have to learn through repetition, and I just hope people won't pay much attention if all the lines are completely disappointing!” Dench also told 'The Graham Norton Show' how she Struggling to remember lines because she previously relied on her photographic memory, she added: “I needed a machine that would not only teach me my lines but also tell me where they appeared on the page. Are. I found it very easy to learn and remember the lines. “I can sing the whole song of 'Twelfth Night' right now.”
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