American stage, TV, and film entertainer Robyn Griggs died on August 13, 2022.
Griggs, who was born in Tunkhannock, Pennsylvania, began her profession as a youngster entertainer when she depicted Molly in the Nickelodeon kids’ program Annie. She additionally filled in as the host of the Evaluated K program.
Her most notable jobs as a youthful grown-up were as Stephanie Hobart in One Life to Live (1991-1992), for which she was named at the fourteenth Youth in Film Grants for Best Youthful Entertainer in a Daytime Series, and as Maggie Cory in A different universe (1993-1955).
FilmEdit: Brains of Dread, Android young lady, 2003. 2015, 2010’s Hellweek, Insane Shout Sovereign, Joey Hollywood’s Film Night 2.
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— Birdie Mae Johnson (@RaineeDayzzz) August 16, 2022
She chose to enjoy some time off from acting in 1995 in light of the fact that she had become tired of accomplishing theater work around evening time and TV work during the day. In 2003, Griggs got back in the game as an entertainer, remarkably in indie blood and gore films like Zombiegeddon.
Griggs uncovered that she had cervical malignant growth at stage IV in 2020, and on August 13, 2022, she died from the illness quite early in life of 49.
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