Original sentence: 'She never left the script', says Milligan with a guilty smile of something between irritation and admiration.Greenwood was described as "a model of generosity and tolerance ... [t]he only person in the cast who could not be 'corpsed' by Milligan (although) he tried very hard.In 1960 Greenwood appeared as the title character in a production of Hedda Gabler at The Oxford Playhouse.Joan Greenwood died of a heart attack in London, less than a week before her 66th birthday.She is also well-remembered for her performance as Lady Carlton, a quirky romance novelist and landlady to the main characters in the British sitcom Girls On Top.The play opened at London's Lyric Theatre  On 6 October 1964.They had one child, Jason, a film actor who has appeared in films such as Mrs Brown (1997, as Lord Stanley), and Wilde (also 1997, as Ernest Dowson)
Edited sentence: 'She never left the script,' says Milligan with a guilty smile of something between irritation and admiration.Greenwood is described as "a model of generosity and tolerance".In 1960 Greenwood appeared as the title character in a production of Henrik Ibsen's play Hedda Gabler at The Oxford Playhouse.She "was the only person in the cast who could not be 'corpsed' by Milligan (although) he tried very hard.She died of a heart attack in London five days short of her 66th birthday.She is often remembered for her performance as Lady Carlton, a quirky romance novelist and landlady to the main characters in the British sitcom Girls On Top.She was a petite, delicate-looking woman.The play opened at London's  Lyric Theatre  On 6 October 1964.They had one child, Jason, also an actor who has appeared in films such as Mrs Brown (1997, as Lord Stanley), and Wilde (also 1997, as Ernest Dowson)