The Irish actress Brenda Fricker, winner of the Oscar for Best Supporting Actress for My Left Foot (1989) and known for her role in Home Alone 2: Lost in New York, died at the age of 81. His representative, Phil Belfield, confirmed the news to the BBC.
“We will never see someone like her again and the world is a worse place without her presence,” said Belfield.
The agent added: “It was an honor to know her, love her and work with her, and she will always have a place in my heart and in the hearts of many film and television fans around the world.”
According to Hello! magazine, the actress was facing health problems before her death.
An indelible legacy
Although millions remember her as the beloved “pigeon lady” in Macaulay Culkin’s Christmas sequel, Fricker had already conquered Hollywood in 1990. Her performance as Christy Brown’s mother, opposite Daniel Day-Lewis, earned her the golden statuette.
He also built a solid television career in the United Kingdom. He participated in the series Casualty and in films such as Omagh and A Man of No Importance, leaving his mark on the industry.
The news generated a wave of reactions on social networks. Fans and colleagues expressed their sadness and highlighted his contribution to the seventh art.




