Dame Olivia de Havilland has died

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Honestly, out of everything 2020 has thrown at us, this is one that I did not see coming.

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Truly the end of an era.

It’s incredible to think how she outlived the co-star of her first feature film, “Much Ado About Nothing,” Ross Alexander, by 83 years!

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Good God, I am genuinely stunned. What a sad, sad day. 
 

104 though. What an incredible life and legacy. 

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The best comment I've seen about this so far:

https://twitter.com/carriecourogen/status/1287421710837460994

Ryan Murphy had better sleep with one eye open tonight. 

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Oscar Expert Matthew Stewart, who has a great website with statistics concerning Oscar-winning and nominated performances, pointed out the following about Dame O today:

She was the oldest-living Oscar winner and nominee, oldest Best Actress winner and nominee, and oldest Best Supporting Actress nominee. As of last night, the oldest living winner is Eva Marie Saint, the oldest living Best Actress winner is Joanne Woodward, the oldest living nominee/Supporting Actress nominee is Glynis Johns, and the oldest living Best Actress nominee is Cicely Tyson.

Stewart's website, https://www.screentimecentral.com, is a bevy of information for us data nerds.