Obituary of Glynis Johns

Glynis Johns

Glynis Johns (born October 5th, 1923 in Pretoria, South Africa) was a Film Actress who was best known for her appearance as Desiree Armfeldt in the Broadway show "A Little Night Music". Glynis died on a Saturday evening and her death was possibly due to natural causes that will be disclosed later. She was 98.

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Glynis Johns Biography Wiki:

Is She Dead or Alive: Still Alive
Full Name: Johns, Glynis
Common Name: Glynis Johns
Gender: Female
Preferred Gender Pronoun: she/her/hers
Birthplace: Pretoria, South Africa
Birth Date: October 05, 1923
Age: 98
Also Known As: The Girl with the Upside-Down Eyes
Occupation: Film Actress

Nationality: South African
Favorite Food: Insider Secrets: Food

Glynis's Family Tree
Father:	Mervyn Johns
Mother:	Alys Maude Johns (née Steele-Payne)
Spouse/Partner:	Anthony Forwood (married 1942-divorced 1948) David Foster (married 1952-divorced 1956) Cecil Henderson (married 1960-divorced 1962) Elliott Arnold (married 1964-divorced 1973)
Son(s):	Gareth Forwood (1945-2007)

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Death Notice:

Date: Still Alive,
Place: Unknown
Cause of Death: Not Dead/Deceased

Category Tags:

Film Actress South African Born on October 5th Born in 1923

Quotable Quotes:

"Broadly speaking short words are best and the old words when short, are best of all."

"All I can say is that I have taken more out of alcohol than alcohol has taken out of me."

"[1991, on her return to the musical "A Little Night Music"] I've been doing songs from the show off and on through the years. So I've never really been away. Even a few months ago, I was singing "Send in the Clowns" for a charity performance. But my doctors were advising that I not work for a couple of months -- that I needed to relax, take it easy, do physiotherapy for my dental problems. More specifically, I had to make the decision about whether I wanted to come back playing another role: to hear somebody else eight performances a week, doing something that I was used to doing. You know, "Clowns" was written for me. (IMDB)"

Is Ms. Glynis Johns still alive? According to our unconfirmed records, she has not passed away.