Margaret Hall, a member of the cast on AMC's "Remember WENN" and a quirky longtime participant on "The Late Show With David Letterman", has died. She was 84.
Hall, who was married to actor Gil Rogers, died from natural causes in New York City on December 21, reported Variety.
Hall was a SAG/AFTRA & AEA member since the early 1950s, and on Broadway with Laurence Olivier in "Becket."
The actress appeared on "One Life to Live" and "As the World Turns"; 1965 Hallmark Hall of Fame entry "The Holy Terror," starring Julie Harris; 1978 telepic "Summer of My German Soldier," starring Kristy McNichol; and "Circus" (1989), as well as films including "Weekend at Bernie's," Party Girl" and "The Guru" (2001).
Hall was a participant on "The Late Show With David Letterman" for eight months in 2004-05, each night waving goodnight to the audience with a huge bouquet of flowers in-arms.
She is survived by her husband, actor Gil Rogers, and daughter Amanda.
