Alberta Watson's Death
Born (Birthday) March 6, 1955
Death Date March 21, 2015
Age of Death 60 years
Cause of Death Cancer
Place of Death Toronto, Canada
Profession TV Actress
The TV actress Alberta Watson died at the age of 60. Here is all you want to know and more!
Biography - A Short Wiki
Canadian actress who was nominated for a Gemini Award for her role as Madeline in the television series Le Femme Nikita in 1997.
She was brought up by her mother, a factory worker, and her brother in Toronto. She first started performing with Theater House of God (T.H.O.G.), a theater group at the Bathurst Street United Church when she was fifteen.
She accepted the challenging role of Susan Aibelli, a mother who has a sexual relationship with her son in the 1994 film Spanking the Monkey, which was turned down by many other actresses.
Personal Life
She lived in New Jersey with her husband of eight years before they divorced.
She guest-starred as Sarah Craven on the television series Heartland, starring Amber Marshall. Her role earned her a 2011 Gemini Award.
How did Alberta Watson die?
Watson died on March 21, 2015, due to complications from cancer at Kensington Hospice in Toronto fifteen days after her 60th birthday.