Lin Mary Stewart, actress known for roles in Peee-Wee Playhouse and It is always sunny in PhiladelphiaHe died. It was 78.
The star Elvira Cassandra Peterson was one of the many things that praised the actress on Friday on Instagram after joining her on the ground in Los Angeles and showing it Elvira: A mistress of darkness (1988) and Vera show (1993) together.
“My heart is broken when hearing the news of my dear friend @Lynnestewart78,” Peterson wrote. Instagram. One of the most kind, sweetest, most beautiful women who lived ever. Miss iPhone Peee-Wee Playhouse: You will always be the “most beautiful woman in Pupeetland”.
Born in December 14, 1946 in Los Angeles, Stewart was a member of the foundations in the 1970s, where Peterson, Paul Robbins and Fel Hartman met.
Stewart was more famous and loved to play Miss IPhone and other roles in Robbins Polly concession, and appears in PEE-Wee Herman Show (1981), Big Pee-Wee adventure (1985), Peee-Wee Playhouse (1986-90) Big top urine (1988), Christmas in Pee-Wee Playhouse (1988) and Big Bee-Wee holidays (2016). Robbins died at the age of 70 in 2022 after he was diagnosed with pelvic leukemia and metastatic lung cancer.
Since 2005, Stewart has been repeated on FXX’s It is always sunny in Philadelphia Charlie (Charlie Day) is my mother Bonnie Kelly.
“Rip TV mom. Thanks for 20 years of laughter. “You deserve permanent applause” InstagramHe added in the comment: “Lin Mary Stewart is the wonderful and talented. Lick in peace. Thank you for all years of laughter.”
Stewarts includes other films Writing on American walls (1973), Jack Flash jumped (1986), Running man (1987), Rainman (1988), A clear and present danger (1994) and Bandes of honor (2011), as well as episodes from Hawaii five orand mashand Chipsand Laverne and Shirleyand strainand Remington Stilland Golden girlsand Development arrestand Gray Anatomyand Bring your enthusiasmand 2 Break girls and Aj and the Queen.
Lin Marie Stewart, Jimmy Smits and Paul Robbins in the 1989 episode “Pee-Wee’s Playhouse” (BRIAN D. MCLAGHLIN/Michael Ochs Archives/Getty Images)
Bandes of honor Director Paul Fig praised the actress X. books.
