‘Northern Exposure’ Actor, Diane Delano, Dead At 67
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The prolific character actor died at her Los Angeles area home.
Diane Delano, best known for her role on TV’s “Northern Exposure,” has died at the age of 67.
Friend Stepfanie Kramer confirmed the news to Deadline on Monday, telling the outlet that the veteran character actor passed away from cancer at her home in Sherman Oaks, California, on Friday.
The news was also confirmed by agent Dennis Sevier, who remembered Delano’s spark in a statement to People.
“When Diane entered any room you knew she was there!” Sevier told the magazine. “She was full of life and loved being an actor. She will be missed.”
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