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Romy Walthall, 'Face/Off' and 'The House of Usher' Actor, Dies at 57 Ellise Shafer, provided by FacebookTwitterEmail Walthall’s son, actor and director Morgan Krantz, confirmed her death to  Variety. Born on Sept. 16, 1963 in Pasadena, Texas, Walthall got her start in the entertainment industry by winning the Mother/Daughter USA pageant in 1980. At age 17, Walthall was signed to Ford Models and began modeling in Europe. She eventually moved back to Los Angeles and dipped her toes into the acting world, sometimes going by her stage name, Romy Windsor. She landed her first major role in Jer...

Romy Walthall, a character actress known for appearances in Face/Off and other notable titles, passed away. Variety first reported the news, after her son actor and director Morgan Krantz (In the Dark) confirmed it to the trade. Born in Pasadena, Texas in 1963, Walthall was just 57 at the time of [...]

Washington [US], June 1 (ANI): Actor Romy Walthall, widely known for her roles in 'Face/Off' and 'The House Of Usher', passed away recently after experiencing sudden cardiac arrest. She was 57 when she breathed her last.

Romy Walthall Dies, The House of Usher and Face/Off Star Was 57. Romy Walthall Dies, The House of Usher and Face/Off Star Was 57. Romy Walthall passed away after suffering a heart attack, her son confirmed on his Twitter account. Murder One and the movies Face/Off and The House of Usher, has died at the age of 57. The news was confirmed by her son, the actor and director Morgan Krantz, who shared Variety's post with the comment, "Love you, mom". The actress passed away on the 19th of May following a cardiac arrest. A memorial service was held in Malibu in her honor last week.

There Are 19 Near-Perfect TV Drama Seasons According To Metacritic There Are 19 Near-Perfect TV Drama Seasons According To Metacritic By Joe Allen/May 27, 2021 7:04 am EDT Unlike Rotten Tomatoes, Metacritic defines itself in part through exclusivity. The site only pulls reviews from writers it considers to be top critics. Those critics are usually people who write reviews for major outlets, like The New York Times or Time Magazine.  This isn't the only difference between the two sites, though. Metacritic also assigns each review a score from 0 to 100. If a critic truly loves a show, the re...