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American film actress Tania Roberts has been lying in a Los Angeles hospital between life and death since Monday, according to her spokeswoman.
It is noteworthy that Roberts co-starred with famous actor Roger Moore in his last “James Bond” movies and was one of the stars of the “That Seventies Show” series.
Roberts media official Mike Bingle told AFP that the 65-year-old actress was lying in a Los Angeles hospital “in critical condition.”
And US media quoted Pinngle himself as saying that Roberts died on Sunday, but the media official returned and corrected this information on Monday, stating in his statement that the reason for his occurrence in this error was a ‘misunderstanding’ occurred during a phone call. between him and Lance O’Brien, a friend of the actress.
According to Bingle, Roberts is in the intensive care unit at Cedars Sinai Hospital and is seriously ill between life and death.
A spokeswoman for the hospital refused to confirm or deny the veracity of this information, noting that medical secrecy prevents her from making any comment on the matter. Roberts was admitted to the hospital on Dec. 24 after suddenly falling while walking her dogs, according to Pinngle.
Roberts is best known for the role of geologist Stacy Sutton in the 1985 James Bond film “A View to Kill,” in which Roger Moore took on the role of Agent 007 for the last time.
Roberts starred in the fictional film “The Greatest Teacher” in 1982 and “Sheena: Queen of the Jungle”, the female version of Tarzan. His other notable films include “Buddy Slam” and “Night Eyes.”
Roberts’ career advancement came in the final season of the television series “Charles Ingles”, where she played private investigator Julie Rogers to help “Charlie’s Angels” fight crime.
But Roberts, who was born in the Bronx in 1955, was finally known for her role on the comedy series That Seventies Show, where she took on the role of Midge Pinchotti, Donna’s silly mother.
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