'House of Cards', actress Elizabeth Norment is no more
'House of Cards', actress Elizabeth Larrabee Norment dies at 61
Elizabeth Larrabee Norment was born in 31 December 1952 & died in 13 October 2014, was an American actress. Norment was a graduate of Yale University. She had performed in several theater roles before moving into television.
It's a very sad time for the cast and crew of "House of Cards."
Elizabeth Norment who is best known for her role as loyal secretary to Kevin Spacey's character Frank Underwood in the popular political drama Netflix series, has passed away, says CNN.
Beau Willimon, creator of "House of Cards" expressed a great sorrow on behalf of the show.
"Everyone at 'House of Cards' is deeply saddened by Elizabeth's passing. She was a talented actress, a warm soul, and a good friend to us all. Our thoughts and prayers are with her family at this difficult time", telling to CNN.
Kevin Spacey in Twitter to mourn his co-star's passing,
Even the show's production company, Media Rights Capital, has publicly reacted to Norment's death. In a statement to CNN, the company sent well-wishes to all those affected. "Elizabeth Norment was a talented actress with a beautiful spirit who touched the entire 'House of Cards' family. Our thoughts and prayers are with her family and friends." 'House of Cards', actress Elizabeth Larrabee Norment dies at 61
In her career, Norment played a wide range of roles. She starred as Judge Arlene Brewer on "Law & Order", in 2008. She also performed in "ER," "St. Elsewhere," "Party of Five" and "Blue Bloods," as well as playing Eunice Kennedy in the TV miniseries "Robert Kennedy and His Times."
It's a very sad time for the cast and crew of "House of Cards."
Elizabeth Norment who is best known for her role as loyal secretary to Kevin Spacey's character Frank Underwood in the popular political drama Netflix series, has passed away, says CNN.
Beau Willimon, creator of "House of Cards" expressed a great sorrow on behalf of the show.
"Everyone at 'House of Cards' is deeply saddened by Elizabeth's passing. She was a talented actress, a warm soul, and a good friend to us all. Our thoughts and prayers are with her family at this difficult time", telling to CNN.
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Kevin Spacey in Twitter to mourn his co-star's passing,
"RIP Elizabeth Norment. We all loved her and she leaves a void in all of us here at HoC's."
Even the show's production company, Media Rights Capital, has publicly reacted to Norment's death. In a statement to CNN, the company sent well-wishes to all those affected. "Elizabeth Norment was a talented actress with a beautiful spirit who touched the entire 'House of Cards' family. Our thoughts and prayers are with her family and friends." 'House of Cards', actress Elizabeth Larrabee Norment dies at 61
In her career, Norment played a wide range of roles. She starred as Judge Arlene Brewer on "Law & Order", in 2008. She also performed in "ER," "St. Elsewhere," "Party of Five" and "Blue Bloods," as well as playing Eunice Kennedy in the TV miniseries "Robert Kennedy and His Times."
Norment's obituary published in The Washington Post attributed the cause of her death to cancer.Norment is survived by many of her family members, including her mother.
Edited from CNN.com
Some Filmy works in her life are given bellow:
Year Title Movie Role
1984 The Woman in Red Hairdresser
1984 Runaway Miss Shields
1988 Too Good to Be True Unknown role Television movie
1989 The Final Days Jill Volner Television movie
1994 Higher Education Ann Television movie
1996 Co-Ed Call Girl Vivian Stone
1997 Romy and Michele's High School Reunion plays a role as Irate customer
1997 Murder in Mind Dr. Beck
1984 Runaway Miss Shields
1988 Too Good to Be True Unknown role Television movie
1989 The Final Days Jill Volner Television movie
1994 Higher Education Ann Television movie
1996 Co-Ed Call Girl Vivian Stone
1997 Romy and Michele's High School Reunion plays a role as Irate customer
1997 Murder in Mind Dr. Beck
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