Edith González

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She was 90.The Canadian actor known for his leading voice role as a pilot on the series “Thunderbirds” and appeared in multiple James Bond movies, died Friday, March 29. She began her acting career as a child actor in the 1970s.After her 2016 cancer diagnosis, she frequently spoke out about her cancer.

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Her band sold 80 million albums worldwide. The producer and director associated with many of the 20th century's most successful Broadway musical productions died at age 91. La noticia generó gran conmoción. A más de un año, el cariño y el recuerdo de sus fans se mantiene intacto. Mexican telenovela star Edith Gonzalez has died at the age of 54, according to reports.The actress’s death early Thursday was confirmed in a statement by her family released to the TV station Gonzalez was first diagnosed in the summer of 2016, but went into remission the following year.She is survived by her husband, Lorenzo Lazo, and their 14-year-old daughter, Constanza.Gonzalez appeared in 26 films and more than 30 telenovelas throughout her career, collecting a number of accolades along the way, including a TVyNovelas award for best actress in 1986.She achieved international recognition for her role in the 1993 series “Corazón salvaje” (“Wild Heart”) about a love triangle between two sisters and the illegitimate son of a wealthy sugar cane plantation owner. The Pro Wrestling Hall of Fame inductee and eight-time NWA World Heavyweight Champion died of lung cancer Aug. 1 at the age of 76.The prolific documentary filmmaker and chronicler of 1960s counterculture died on Aug. 1 at the age of 94. González said in the feature of her cancer, “I am not a warrior, I am a lover of life.”She is survived by her husband, Lazo, and daughter Constanza.González’s official Instagram posted a picture of the actress and her daughter on Thursday.