British actress Anita Carey, known for her roles in television soaps Coronation Street and Doctors, has passed away at the age of 75 after a battle with breast cancer. Carey’s career spanned comedy and drama, and she left a lasting impact on the entertainment industry.
Anita Carey gained recognition for her work, including her role as Brenda Summers, a victim of domestic violence, in Coronation Street. She returned to the show later to play Joyce Smedley from 1996 to 1997, a character who met a tragic end as part of a “cast cull” by the producer.
She also appeared in the series Doctors as Vivien March from 2007 to 2009, leaving a mark on the show and earning the admiration of her colleagues and fans alike.
Anita Carey (image via shutterstock)
Carey’s career began with breakthrough roles like Susan Chambers in Whatever Happened To The Likely Lads? in 1973. She continued to contribute to television, theater, and film throughout her career, leaving a legacy that includes performances in various genres.
Anita Carey’s passing was confirmed by her agent, Katie Threlfall, who shared that the actress had been battling breast cancer since 2010. Her contributions to the entertainment world and her impact on the people she worked with were acknowledged through heartfelt tributes from colleagues, directors, and writers who appreciated her talent and presence.
Carey’s work extended beyond the screen; she was also a theater performer and found love with fellow actor Mark Wing-Davey, whom she married in 2002. She continued to make an impact in the industry, showcasing her versatile talent and leaving behind a legacy that will be remembered by her fans and the entertainment community.
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