Versatile stage and screen actress Lynda Gravatt has died at the age of 77, her family shared on Wednesday.
The actress was best known for her roles on Broadway in such productions as The Old Settler, Crowns, Intimate Apparel, Miss Witherspoon, The Little Foxes and The House That Will Not Stand.
The New Yorker was also the under study for Cat On A Hot Tin Roof.
And Lynda also starred on several TV shows over the decades. Gravatt had a guest starring roles on Sex And The City opposite Sarah Jessica Parker and Law & Order: Special Victims Unit.
She was regular on The Hoop Life from 1999 until 2000.
Versatile stage and screen actress Lynda Gravatt has died at the age of 77, her family shared on Wednesday. The actress was best known for her roles on Broadway in such productions as The Old Settler, Crowns, Intimate Apparel. Seen in 2015
Her friend Viola Davis shared a tribute: ‘Nooooo!!! Oh no!!! I loved you in every way. Great working with you, laughing with you, sharing your infinite wisdom. Rest well my friend. I love you❤️❤️’
The thespian was also in the Denzel Washington movie Roman J. Israel, Esq from 2017.
Her son David Gravatt told The Hollywood Reporter that she died last Friday in a New Brunswick, New Jersey hospital.
Her friend Viola Davis shared a tribute: ‘Nooooo!!! Oh no!!! I loved you in every way. Great working with you, laughing with you, sharing your infinite wisdom. Rest well my friend. I love you❤️❤️.’
Director Dan Sullivan and playwright Lynn Nottage (C) with actors Corey Stoll, Lauren Velez, Viola Davis, Arija Bareikis, Lynda Gravatt and Russell Hornsby attend the Intimate Apparel 10th anniversary reunion reading in 2014 in New York City
