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She played Honey, the big sister of Hugh Grant's Will in the nineties romance "Notting Hill": The English actress and comedian Emma Chambers is dead, she was 53 years old.
She was a star on English television, notably as a comedic actress on The Vicar of Dibley, where she played the role of a sexton on the side of a vicar in a village in Oxfordshire.
But to an international audience, Emma Chambers is remembered for appearing in Roger Michelle's romantic comedy "Notting Hill," where she played Honey, the big sister of lead character William Thacker (Hugh Grant). At Honey's birthday party, bookseller Will suddenly appears together with Hollywood actress Anna (Julia Roberts).
On Saturday, her agent announced that Emma Chambers had already succumbed to a natural cause of death on Wednesday night. She was 53 years old. "Over the years, Emma has created a variety of characters and a great work that has given her many joy and laughter and will be greatly missed," he said.
Born in Doncaster, County South Yorkshire, Chambers was educated at the traditional theater school Webber Douglas Academy in London. Her first major role in 1994 she had in a TV adaptation of Charles Dickens' "Martin Chuzzlewit". Since 1991 she has been married to British actor Ian Dunn.
Comedian Dawn French, who played the priestess in "The Vicar of Dibley", called Chambers "a very bright girl" and "the most loyal and loving friend one could wish for". On Twitter, she shared a photo where she and Emma Chambers were very close.
Also, Hugh Grant, who starred in "Notting Hill" in 1999, said goodbye to his co-star via Twitter. He called Emma Chambers "a funny and very warm person, and of course a brilliant actress."
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