Ann Blyth, a renowned actress and Oscar nominee from the Golden Age of Hollywood, has passed away at the age of 98. Her death, attributed to natural causes, was confirmed by KABC’s George Pennachio on Facebook. Blyth, who was just two months away from turning 99, started her career as a child performer in the 1930s on radio before transitioning to the big screen. She gained fame for her role in the classic film “Mildred Pierce,” earning an Oscar nomination. Throughout her more than 70-year career, she showcased her talent in musical theatre, television, and over 35 movies. Blyth was also active in philanthropy and known for her dedication to various causes. Apart from her professional achievements, she had a passion for gardening, knitting, and oil painting. She leaves behind a legacy reflected in the Hollywood Walk of Fame under her name. Blyth’s family mentioned her love for personally responding to fan mail. May she rest in peace. Fans and colleagues have expressed their admiration for her talent and versatility, remembering her not only as a dramatic actress but also for her musical performances in iconic films.
