Lady Angela Lansbury, who won global praise as the star of the US television wrongdoing series Murder, Who Wrote, has died at matured 96.

The three-time Oscar chosen one had a profession spreading over eighty years, across film, theater, and TV.

Brought into the world in 1925, she was one of the last enduring stars of the Brilliant Time of Hollywood film.

Lady Angela passed on in her rest only five days before her 97th birthday celebration, her family said in an explanation.

“The offspring of Lady Angela Lansbury is miserable to declare that their mom kicked the bucket calmly in her rest at home in Los Angeles,” the family said.

Angela Lansbury, the English-conceived entertainer whose vocation spread over eighty years and created permanent pictures of many characters from villainesses to detectives and light comic jobs in films, in front of an audience and on TV, passed on at age 96, her family said on Tuesday in an explanation.