Glynis Johns, known for her British charm and her portrayal of the feisty Winifred Banks in Mary Poppins – died at the age of 100.
The accomplished actress, dancer, pianist and singer passed away on Thursday, January 4, at an assisted living facility in West Hollywood. She died of natural causes, her manager, Mitch Clem, confirmed to The Hollywood Reporter.
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Glynis Johns dies at 100
Known for her distinctive husky voice, Johns received a Golden Globe nomination for her performance as a capricious older socialite in the provocative sex film. The Chapman Report. She later headlined the short-lived CBS sitcom. Glynis in 1963, where she played a mystery writer and amateur detective. She later appeared on the small screen as Lady Penelope Peasoup in the final season of ABC. bat Manstarring alongside Rudy Vallee as Lord Marmaduke Ffogg.
Walt Disney was captivated by Johns’ brilliant screen presence and personally recruited her to play Mrs. Banks in Mary Poppinswhere her memorable performance of the song “Sister Suffragette” resonated with the audience.
Throughout her life, marked by four marriages and the loss of her son, the actor Gareth Forwood, Johns maintained a positive outlook. When she was asked about reaching the 100-year milestone during an interview with WABC-TV in October, she responded: “It doesn’t make any difference to me. I have looked good at all ages.”
Glynis Johns leaves behind a legacy of memorable performances and a timeless contribution to the world of entertainment.
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