Diane Delano, greatest recognized for her function on TV’s “Northern Exposure,” has died on the age of 67.
Good friend Stepfanie Kramer confirmed the information to Deadline on Monday, telling the outlet that the veteran character actor handed away from most cancers at her residence in Sherman Oaks, California, on Friday.
The information was additionally confirmed by agent Dennis Sevier, who remembered Delano’s spark in an announcement to Individuals.
“When Diane entered any room you knew she was there!” Sevier informed the journal. “She was full of life and loved being an actor. She will be missed.”
The Los Angeles native’s movie and tv profession included over 100 credit, beginning within the tv scene within the early Eighties.
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She earned main recognition within the Nineteen Nineties for her function within the quirky Emmy-winning, fish out of water dramedy, “Northern Exposure.”
Delano performed by-the-book Alaskan state trooper, Officer Barbara Semanski, on the beloved CBS collection, which ran for six seasons from 1990 to 1995.
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Different notable credit embody roles within the 2006 reimagining of “The Wicker Man” and the 2004 Cohen brothers caper “The Lady Killers,” in addition to the tv collection “Popular,” “Days of Our Lives,” “St. Elsewhere,” “L.A. Law” and “Perfect Strangers.”
She additionally labored as a voiceover artist, contributing to the animated collection “Rugrats,” “Teen Titans” and “Batman: The Brave and the Bold.”
The prolific display expertise additionally appeared in three movies launched this 12 months.
