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Face/Off star Romy Walthall has died at the age of 57. The actress died suddenly on May 19 after suffering a heart attack, her son Morgan Krantz has shared.

The actor and filmmaker confirmed his mum's death to Variety. She'll be remembered for playing John Travolta's eccentric secretary Kimberly in his 1997 cult classic Face/Off, which he starred in opposite Nicolas Cage.

Romy was also well known for her portrayal of Molly McNulty in 1989 horror movie The House of Usher. Morgan and Romy's other children, Theodore Dudley and Isabella Israel, all shared moving tributes to her.

Isabella posted on Instagram: "I’ve resigned myself to the fact that there will never be any appropriate combination of earthly words to accurately describe my mother.

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