The big family of Flames of love is in mourning. As revealed by the American site DeadlineAmerican actress Marla Adams, who played Dina Abbott in the soap for decades, died on Thursday April 25.
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Sad news for fans of Flames of love… As revealed by the American site Deadline, Friday April 26, American actress Marla Adams died at the age of 85. The one who played the role of Dina Abbott in the iconic soap opera for a long time died Thursday, April 25, in Los Angeles. No information concerning the causes of the actress’s death has – for the moment – been revealed. Marla Adams played the role of her character for almost 37 years. In total, she appeared in over 200 episodes of the Flames of love.
Death of Marla Adams: the heartbreaking message from the producer of Flames of love
In a press release, the producer of Flames of love, Josh Griffith shared a few words about this terrible departure. “In the name of the entire company Flames of lovewe send our deepest condolences to Marla’s family“, he wrote. Before continuing, proud of the actress’ journey: “We are so grateful and impressed by Marla’s incredible performance as Dina, because Marla and Dina both left an unforgettable mark in [la série].” A touching declaration which demonstrates all the respect that the producer has towards the actress.
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Marla Adams: look back at the career of the actress
If Marla Adams has long been known for playing the role of Diana Abbott in The Fires of Love, however, she has appeared in many other series. During her career, she appeared in more than forty productions, including Walker, Texas Ranger where she had a recurring role in the early 2000s. She was also seen in The Golden Girls or Hart to Hartbut also in other serials such as Love, glory and beauty, Days of our lives or Capitol. Nominated for the Daytime Emmy Awards for her portrayal of Diana Abbott in 2018, she ended up winning a statuette for her performance in 2021, a few months after bidding farewell to the series.
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