Personal Life
Nunn has been married three times. He was married to actress Janet Suzman from 17 October 1969 until their divorce in 1986. They have one child, Joshua. The Times reported in April 1986: "Janet Suzman, aged 47, the actress, was granted a divorce in London yesterday from Trevor Nunn, aged 46, the theatre director ... They have a son, Joshua, aged five." He has another two children, Laurie and Amy, with his second wife, Sharon Lee-Hill; they divorced in 1991. According to The Times, "Trevor Nunn, the theatre director, was divorced yesterday by his wife Sharon Lee Hill."
In 1994, Nunn married actress Imogen Stubbs with whom he has two children, Ellie and Jesse. The Press Association reported on September 18, 1994: "Director Trevor Nunn and actress Imogen Stubbs, who wed in secret at a London register office on Saturday, had their marriage blessed today in a low-key service at a village church." In April 2011 Stubbs announced that she and Sir Trevor were to separate. Following their separation, Sir Trevor had a brief relationship with Nancy Dell'Olio.
He was knighted in 2002.
In 1998 Nunn was named in a list of the biggest private financial donors to the Labour Party (UK).
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