The voice of Tess in the video game “The Last of Us” and her appearances in the television series “24,” “Bosch,” and “Timeless” made Annie Wersching a well-known actor. Wersching passed away after a two-year struggle with cancer, according to the New York Post. She was 45.
Her passing was reported via a GoFundMe page created to collect money for the actor’s family.
Her husband, Stephen Full, likewise confirmed the information in a statement to CNN. “This family’s soul has a vast hole in it right now. She did, however, leave us the means to do so. In the most mundane situation, she found wonder. She could dance without any accompaniment. She showed us that we shouldn’t wait for adventure to find us. “Go locate it. It’s all over.
He went on, “She would yell “Bye!” until we were out of sight and into the world as I drove our boys, the genuine loves of her life, down the curving road and street. It’s still ringing, I can hear it. Bye, my friend. I cherish you, little family.”
The actor was given a cancer diagnosis in 2020, but it is unknown what kind of disease she was dealing with.
In a 2002 episode of “Star Trek: Enterprise,” Mrs. Wersching, who was born in St. Louis, Missouri, made her acting debut at the age of 24. On the seventh season of 24 in 2009, she was cast as FBI special agent Renee Walker.
Over the course of her two-decade career, she also starred in series like “The Vampire Diaries,” “Marvel’s Runaways,” “The Rookie,” and “Star Trek: Picard.”
The Last of Us creator Neil Druckmann tweeted about Mrs. Wesching’s passing as well. The upcoming HBO Max series is based on the video game.
I recently learned that Annie Wersching, a beloved friend, had gone away. We just lost a wonderful artist and person. My heart is broken. He wrote, “Thoughts are with her loved ones.
Timeless co-star and friend Abigail Spencer posted on Instagram. “Our community has suffered a tragic loss as a result. She served as the foundation for many of your and our favourite shows. The caller. Call Annie if you ever needed someone to step in and kick you in the nuts, elevate a plot, or be your lifeline.” Her husband and their three boys, Freddie, Ozzie, and Archie, survive Mrs. Wersching. To help her children and husband “continue to enjoy life in a way that they know would make Annie proud,” a GoFundMe campaign has been created.
