Diane Delano, an American actor greatest recognized for her roles in “Northern Exposure” and “The Wicker Man,” has died. She was 67.
Delano died on Friday evening after a battle with a quick sickness, in line with her rep.
Delano appeared as Officer Barbara Semanski in 12 episodes of the CBS sitcom “Northern Exposure” and performed the position of Sister Beech within the 2006 remake of “The Wicker Man.”
Her different notable credit embrace exhibits like “Popular,” the place she performed Roberta “Bobbi” Glass, and “Days of Our Lives,” the place she performed Agent Hilda, an FBI operative tasked with defending Sami Brady. Her movie credit embrace “Miracle Mile,” “The Ladykillers,” “A Mighty Wind” and “Out of These Rooms.”
Delano additionally lent her voice to numerous animated tasks, reminiscent of “Batman: The Brave and the Bold,” “Infinity Train,” “Teen Titans” and “Rugrats.”
In 2012, Delano took residence an Indie Series Award for her supporting take within the made-for-TV film “Fumbling Thru the Pieces.” Seven years later in 2019, Delano shared the Los Angeles Film Award for greatest ensemble with the solid of Justin Issac Ward’s coming-of-age drama “Relish.”
Delano’s newest position was in “Paradise: A Town of Sinners and Saints,” which was launched on main streamers in early December. Also directed by Ward, the movie is a “bluegrass musical comedy the place good and evil combat for the soul of a dried up coal mining city,” in line with an official logline. Delano starred as Cyndle Johnson alongside Raquel Castro, Dave Florek, Casey Ford Alexander and Eric Casalini.
