Mary Beth Hurt, an actress celebrated for her nuanced performances in film and on Broadway, has died at 79.
Her career was distinguished by a sharp ability to elevate supporting roles with psychological insight and a gift for improvisation. This talent translated seamlessly to the stage, where she earned multiple Tony Award nominations.
Hurt gained significant acclaim for her work in Woody Allen’s “Interiors” and the film adaptation of “The World According to Garp.” Her presence in both character-driven dramas and comedies left a lasting mark on American theater and cinema.