Hollywood star Glynis Johns has died at the age of 100. The actress is best known for her role in the iconic musical, “Mary Poppins,” where she played Mrs. Winifred Banks, the mother of suffrage.
Johns had several accomplishments before his death, including being named a Disney Legend in 1998 for his starring role in the musical. Following the news of his death, his publicists were quick to confirm the cause.
Glynis Johns Has Died of Natural Causes
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Johns reportedly died of natural causes as confirmed by his publicist, Mitch Clem. The actor is a legend in his own right, appearing in several big films during his long career in Hollywood.
In addition to her role in the 1964 musical, “Mary Poppins,” Johns has already appeared in the film “The Sword and the Rose,” also by Disney.
In 1998, he was awarded the title of Disney legend and was the oldest surviving legend until his death. Johns was also the oldest living Academy Award nominee until his recent death, per ABC.
The actor was nominated for an Oscar for his role in the film, “The Sundowners” and also won the prestigious Tony Award, for his performance in “A Little Night Music.”
Glynis Johns Talks About Her Career
Before his death, Johns spoke about the films he had shown during his early years, recalling the positive response he received from audiences.
While chatting with ABCshe said “I got applause for that. I loved doing it. I felt it,” recalling her performance in “A Little Night Music.”
His illustrious career spanned several decades. He played a teenager in the 1938 film “South Riding.” A decade later, he played the lead role in “Miranda.” He starred in the 1950s movie “Mad about Men.”
Rest in Peace, Glynis Johns.
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