British actor and writer Jean Marsh died at his London home on Sunday.
Her death was confirmed by her close friend and filmmaker Michael Lindsay-Hogg, who revealed that the actress died of complications with dementia.
Sir Michael paid tribute to the deceased actress in a statement to Pa News The agency that said: “Jean died peacefully in bed, who was cared for by one of her very loving carers.
“You could say that we were very close for 60 years. She was as wise and funny as someone I have ever met, as well as being very beautiful and friendly and talented as both actor and writer.
“An instinctive empathetic person who was loved by everyone who met her. We talked almost every day for the past 40 years.”
Marsh’s role in the award -winning project Upstairs, below Served her an Emmy for unique starring gardens in a drama series in 1975. She also repeated her role in a BBC re -encompassing the show in 2010.
The show itself won several awards, including a Peabody Award and Seven Emmys.
She also created the house for Eliott in 1991 and appeared in films such as. CleopatraAt FrenzyAt Eagle is the landAt The changingAt Return to ozAt ArrowAt Fatherlandand Monarch with Doctor Who.
Marsh was married to Jon Pertwee, who later became the third Doctor Who from 1955 to 1960.
