Actress Annie Wersching, who played the role of Tess in Naughty Dog’s The last of us video game, has died at the age of 45.
Wersching was diagnosed with cancer in 2020, but continued to act and appear in series like during her illness and treatment Star Trek: Picard. When meeting reportsHer husband, Stephen Full, said in a statement:
There is a huge hole in the soul of this family today. But she left us the tools to fill it. She found miracles in the simplest of moments. She didn’t need music to dance to. She taught us not to wait for adventure to find you. “Go find it. It is everywhere.’ And we will find it.
She is perhaps best known for her role as Renee Walker in the seventh and eighth series of 24, although she also performed regularly Bosch and Timeless even. Wersching leaves behind her husband and three sons.
Neil Dru from Naughty Dogckmann wrote, “I just found out that my dear friend Annie Wersching passed away. We just lost a beautiful artistt and human. My heart is broken. Thoughts are with their loved ones.”
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As you can see in the video below, In addition to providing the voice of Tess, Wersching also played t he role for motion capture
Our thoughts are with her family and friends. A GoFundMe was set up for Wersching’s family:
This Go Fund Me is for her. So that Steve has time to grieve without the pressure of having to work. So he can be dad to Freddie (12), Ozzie (9) and Archie (4) as they navigate the future without their mother and without sweet Annie. So they can keep going to baseball games (Go Cardinals!), take music lessons, and play little league. It’s supposed to help pay for college. So that Steve Annie can continue the tradition of filling the house with any life size balloon that fits in the car on birthday mornings. It’s designed to give them time to get on with life as a family of four without having to pay medical bills or funeral expenses. So they can continue to live the life they know would make Annie proud.
Everyone loved Annie. All. But as much as we loved her, she loved her boys even more. Let’s help care for them.
