‘Willow’ actress and Emmy winner Jean Marsh Dead at 90

Jean Marsh – An old British star that appeared in various hit films from the 80s- has died … according to one of her old friends.

Michael Lindsay-Hogg – A pioneer in the music video industry and Pal of Marshs announced the news to the New York Times … revealed that she died in her house in London on Sunday due to complications of dementia.

Marsh started her screen career in the late 1940s … in a series of non -recruited roles in smaller shows before you grabbed bit parts on “The Twilight Zone” and “I Spy”, as well as a small role in the Elizabeth Taylor-Led flick “Cleopatra.”

Jean caught the attention of Great Britain in the mid-seventies by making the show “Up, Down” … A drama after the prosperous Bellamy and their servants are not different from “Downton Abbey”.

The show – on which Marsh played the character Rose Buck – ran in England from 1971 to 1975 and in the United States from 1974 to 1977 … Naking Marsh Two Golden Globe -Nominations and three Emmy nods – who won one of the last awards in 1975.

In the 1980s, Marsh took various prominent roles … including playing the villain Queen Bavmorda in Ron Howard And George Lucas‘Fantasy drama’ Willow ‘and playing various recurring characters in the classic “Doctor Who” series.

Under her many other credits … “Return to Oz”, “A Connecticut Yankee in the court of King Arthur”, “Murder, she wrote” “Dangerfield”, “Grantchester”, “The Love Boat”, and “Goliath Wait.”

Marsh reproduced her role as Queen Bavmorda in the TV spin-off of “Willow” from 2022 … Marking her last screen performance before her death.

Jean was 90.