Actress Stephanie Cole, Star of Tenko and Doc Martin, Dies Aged 84
The British actress was best known for playing Dr Beatrice Mason in the 1980s BBC wartime drama Tenko, the BBC reported.
British actress Stephanie Cole has died at the age of 84, the BBC reported.
Cole was best known for her role as Dr Beatrice Mason in the BBC's 1980s wartime drama Tenko, according to the report.
She also appeared in the long-running ITV series Doc Martin, the BBC noted.
Further details about the circumstances of her death were not immediately available.
Sources
- Tenko and Doc Martin actress Stephanie Cole dies aged 84 — BBC Entertainment & Arts
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