Liz Sheridan, best known for her roles in Seinfeld and ALF: The Stubborn, died this Friday, April 15, at age 93.
Actress Liz Sheridanbest known for her roles in the series Seinfeld (1989) and ALF: The Stubborn (1986), died this Friday, April 15, at age 93. The star died of natural causes in her sleep in New York, USA, her representative and friend reported, Amanda Hendon.
In Seinfeld,Sheridan gave life to Helen, mother of the protagonist Jerry — and appeared in 20 episodes of sitcom. The actress also consecrated herself in cinemas and theater, participating in famous musicals of the Broadway, how happy end (1977), with Christopher Lloyd and Meryl Streep.
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