The actor Liz Sheridanwhose fame rose to fame thanks to her role in the series “Seinfeld”, in which she played the mother of Jerry Seinfieldpassed away this Friday in New York at the age of 93.

Amanda Hendon, a friend and former Sheridan representative, told media expert Deadline of Death, which she said happened while she was asleep due to natural causes.

The New York interpreter was already known for his work in television and film when he was selected for a role in the series “Alph”, where she participated in the role of curmudgeonly neighbor Raquel Ochmonek from 1986 to 1990.

Later, he continued to embody Helen Seinfeld, the protective mother of Jerry Seinfeld, the main character of “Seinfeld”, and appeared on 20 episodes of the television show.

Sheridan is also a dancer, appearing in several Broadway plays, including the 1977 musical “Happy End” with Christopher Lloyd and a young Meryl Streep.

Later, she wrote a book about her romance in the 1950s with James Dean, whom she met in New York when the actor was 21 years old and only in the Big Apple for a short time.

Born in Rye (New York) in 1929, Sheridan began her career in supporting roles in series such as “Kojak”, “The White Shadow” and “Gimme a Break”, and was also part of the Madonna film ” Who’s That Girl “.

She also participated in television shows such as “One Day at a Time”, “Three’s a Crowd”, “The A-Team” and “Murder, She Wrote”.