Elsa Rabinowitz: Last News

The acting community is in mourning with beloved character actress Elsa Raven passing away.Raven, who has starred in hit movies such as Back to the Future and Titanic, passed away at 91 years of age, according to Deadline.The actress' death was confirmed by her agent, David Shaul, though no memorial plans have been announced. R.I.P.:The acting community is in mourning with beloved character actress Elsa Raven passing awayRaven was born Elsa Rabinowitz in Charleston, South Carolina in September 1929, the fourth child ofLouis and Rosalie Rabinowitz.She moved to New York City to start her career, where she started out on the stage and served as an assistant to Joseph Papp at the Free Shakespeare Festival to Central Park.

Deadline.She died on Tuesday in her Los Angeles home, however the cause of death has not yet been disclosed.The star was known for playing the role of Ida Strauss in Titanic, however scenes were largely cut, according to Fox News.Elsa more notable played the role of an activist in Back To The Future, and was known as the "Clocktower lady" after urging main character Marty McFly to "save the clocktower."Ms Raven was born on September 21, 1929 and her real name was Elsa Rabinowitz.Her career began in New York City when she starred in a stage play, and later appeared in Celine Dion's "My Heart Will Go On" video.She is survived by 15 nieces and nephews, as well as sister-in-law Lynne Rabinowitz.This is a breaking news story and is constantly

Elsa Raven, an actress known for her roles in "Back to the Future" and "Titanic," has died at the age of 91. Raven's agent confirmed to Deadline that she passed away on Tuesday in her Los Angeles home.

Bruce Haring pmc-editorial-managerElsa Raven, a character actress whose memorable turns were highlighted by her role as the “Save The Clock Tower” lady in the original Back to the Future, died Tuesday at home in Los Angeles. Her death was confirmed by her agent, David Shaul.Raven, whose real name was Elsa Rabinowitz, was born September 21, 1929, in Charleston, SC, the fourth child of Louis and Rosalie Rabinowitz.