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RIP Emma Chambers sad loss at 53
Emma Chambers, The Vicar of Dibley actor, dies aged 53
FILE - In this file photo dated April 27, 1999, British actress Emma Chambers on the des carpet in London. The actress known for her roles in TV series "The Vicar of Dibley" and the movie "Notting Hill", Chambers has died of natural causes at the age of 53, according to an announcement from her agent John Grant, Saturday Feb. 24, 2018. (Peter Jordan/PA FILE via AP)
Dawn French, who worked with the comedy star, described her as a ‘unique and beautiful sparkEmma Chambers, best known for playing Alice Tinker in The Vicar of Dibley, has died aged 53, it was announced on Saturday.
She also captured international attention for her supporting role in the 1999 Hugh Grant and Julia Roberts comedy Notting Hill.In the movie, she plays Honey, Hugh Grant’s little sister and the romantic interest of Rhys Ifans’ character Spike.
A sad loss.
#dawnfrench #juliaroberts #vicarofdibley #emmachambers #sadloss #RIP
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