Anthony Page, who won a Tony for A Doll's House, dies at 90

Anthony Page, the British director who worked across stage, film and television, died September 11 at a London residential care home. He was 90, and Deadline reports that a press representative confirmed the death. Page won a Tony for his 1997 Broadway production of A Doll's House and was twice nominated for Emmys for television movies in the 1970s. A career that moves from Ibsen on Broadway to small-screen drama is worth marking: the same instincts that let a director hold a stage can survive a camera's close-up, and Page's two nominations suggest a body of television work that did more than film a play.