Actress Annie Wersching, who played Tess in Naughty Dog’s Our Last video game, passed away at the age of 45.
Wersching was diagnosed with cancer in 2020 but continued to act throughout his illness and treatment, appearing in series such as Interstellar Travel: Picard. Like Limit line reportHer husband, Stephen Full, said in a statement:
There is a hole in the soul of this family today. But she left us the tools to fill it in. She finds magic in the simplest of moments. She doesn’t require music to dance. She taught us not to wait for adventure to find you. ‘Let’s go find it. It’s everywhere.’ And we will find it.
She is perhaps best known for her role as Renee Walker in the seventh and eighth series of 24, although she also appears regularly on Bosch and beyond time also. Wersching is survived by her husband and three sons.
Naughty Dog Neil Druckmann Written, “I just learned that my dear friend, Annie Wersching, has passed away. We just lost a beautiful work of artt and humans. My heart is broken. The thoughts are with her loved ones.
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As you can see in the video below, Wersching didn’t just provide Tess’ voice, but also acted out the role for motion capture as well
Our thoughts are with her family and friends. GoFundMe has been set up for the family wersching family:
This Go Fund Me is for them. That’s how Steve can have time to grieve without the pressure to work. So he can father Freddie (12 years old), Ozzie (9 years old) and Archie (4 years old) as they navigate their future without mom, without sweet Annie. That’s so they can continue to play baseball games (Go Cardinals!), learn music, and play minor leagues. It’s to help pay for college. That’s how Steve was able to continue Annie’s tradition of filling the house with every car-sized life-sized balloon on birthday mornings. It’s to give them time to navigate life as a family of four without the burden of paying medical bills or funeral expenses. It was so they could continue to live in a way that they knew would make Annie proud.
Everyone loves Annie. Everyone. But no matter how much we love her, she loves her boys more. Please help take care of them for her.
