Jeanette Maus, 'Resident Evil' actress, dies at 39

The acting world is mourning the early loss of Jeanette Maus. The actress, who has given her voice to one of Lady Dimitrescu's daughters in the video game Resident Evil 8: Village (it is expected to be released soon) and has participated in films such as Charm City Kings or My sister's friend died on January 24 at the age of 39 due to colon cancer that was diagnosed in April 2020. This has been reported by Dusty Warren, his partner, through a statement that he has published on social networks: "With a broken but grateful heart I report that Jeanette Maus passed away last night due to complications from cancer. I am very sad, but also very proud of her. She fought very hard, optimistically, inspiring me and I'm sure many of you."

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Upon learning of Jeanette's sad outcome, many colleagues have sent their condolences to the family, such as Capcom, the video game company that created Resident Evil. "We are deeply saddened by the news of the passing of Jeanette Maus, the talented actress who helped bring various characters, including our witches, to life in Resident Evil Village. Our hearts go out to her family and loved ones," they wrote on social media. , where fans of this series of video games that revolve around the bioterrorist threat have lamented the loss of the artist, who was an actress, voice actor, producer, director, writer...

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One of the most moving messages in memory of Jeanette has come from the John Rosenfeld Studios school of dramatic arts, where she worked for a decade preparing some young talent to succeed in the acting industry. From this place that was her home, her owner has assured that they feel devastated with the death of the actress, who went from being a student to becoming a teacher, trainer and friend in this center where they wanted to pay tribute to her. . "She had an indomitable spirit and wanted to be the best person, the best teacher, the best friend and the best actress. The world has lost a force of nature. We will make sure to honor her and keep her in our hearts," she said. She has also promised her widower that they are there to help her through this complicated stage.

a tireless fight

Last October, months after receiving the diagnosis, Jeanette's partner created a campaign on the GoFundMe platform titled "Help Jeanette kick cancer's ass." The purpose was to raise funds to pay for an additional treatment to chemotherapy (called Tesla Dial Coil) for the actress, whose case they have been taking at the City of Hope hospital in California. "Anyone who knows Jeanette knows how amazing she is. Her perspective over these last six months has impressed me. With her history of Crohn's disease she has already been through so much and our hope is that this machine can help her long term you need to make our days better and brighter," said her partner, who has raised more than $50,000 in donations.

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