News about Lisa Loring

Jenna Ortega gave her first statement on Lisa Loring's death. According to Newsweek, Ortega wrote, "Absolutely distraught" in an Instagram Story shared on Jan. 31. Ortega's most recent appearance in Netflix's "Wednesday" series was her titular character, but Loring was the first to portray the brooding type in the original '60s sitcom. Ortega wrote, "Thank you for everything," Ortega said alongside a snapshot of Loring as a child on Wednesday. Loring died of a stroke at 64 years old on January 28. "She went peacefully with both her daughters holding her hands," Vanessa Foumberg told Variety. Loring appeared in several other series, including "As the World Turns," in addition to being the original Wednesday. In 2015, she appeared in the horror film "Doctor Spine" for the final time.

Lisa Loring, who portrayed Wednesday in the iconic television series The Addams Family, died of a stroke at the age of 64.

Jenna Ortega is the star of Wednesday Addams' modern-day audiences. But wait, barely six decades before Netflix's smash hit adaptation made landfall, little-known kid actress Lisa Loring converted the sweet but gloomy character into a household name. Lisa's portrayal of Morticia and Gomez's youngest child, as well as her distinctive black plaits and sassy one-liners, made her a fan favorite among loyal viewers who tuned in every week to watch the enduring series, which began in 1964. Laure Jacobson, the actress' good friend, reported last night that Lisa had died as a result of a'massive stroke' caused by smoke and high blood pressure. FEMAIL looks at what happened to the actors' careers after the show came to an end, from Morticia's unethical cancer fight to Uncle Fester's family squandering his fortune.

Lisa Loring, who created the role of Wednesday in the famous TV show The Addams Family, has died. According to Deadline.com, the actress died after a'massive stroke.' Loring was 64 years old at the time. Loring died on Saturday after being taken off life support, according to her good friend Laure Jacobson in a Facebook post.

The self-choreographed dance scene in Netflix's series on Wednesday went viral and has since become a TikTok trend. Jenna Ortega, 20, who appears in the Tim Burton film "In the original Wednesday Addams, has said that some of her moves were in honor of the likes of the original Wednesday Addams played by Lisa Loring. Siouxsie And The Banshees were among Siouxsie And The Banshees. Jenna said she is 'not a dancer' and she 'didn't sleep for two days' when coming up with the eccentric dance sequence with love interest Xavier, which she performed to The Cramps' 1981 single Goo Goo Muck.

Wednesday, Addams It's North West that needs a "snap, snap" from Thing right now. Kim Kardashian and Kanye West's eldest daughter has been enjoying TikTok ever since she and her mother established a joint account, but her new video might not be her best one yet. North unveiled a video of herself recreating Netflix's "Wednesday" in which she nailed it.

The Addams Family was Charles Addams, a New Yorker cartoonist who first introduced the characters in the 1930s. The family became household names in the 1960s after the television series premiered on ABC in September 1964. Gomez, Carolyn Jones as the alluring mother Morticia, Lisa Loring as the intrigue son of the film, and Ken Weatherwax as their beloved Uncle Fiesty and Jackie Coogan as eccentric Uncle Fester. In April 1966, the show came to an end after a two-season run. The Addams family returned to television in 1991 with the likes of Anjelica Huston as Morticia, Raul Julia as Gomez, and a young Christina Ricci as Wednesday. As Netflix prepares to debut their latest remake film, the legendary family is being welcomed to a new generation. But what about the original cast members who helped bring the iconic roles to life? After the show came to an end, FEMAIL has taken a look at what happened to their careers.