American actress Lisa Banes, known for her roles in the hit movies Cocktail Y Gone Girl (Lost), died this Monday, June 14 after suffering a traffic accident in New York. The 65-year-old interpreter was run over by a moped that he fled and had been in critical condition for several days.
It was the first time since the start of the pandemic that Los Angeles-resident Lisa Banes had returned to the Big Apple. He was going to meet his wife for dinner when the incident occurred on Amsterdam Avenue. There, she was run over and, at the moment, it is still not known who the perpetrator of the events was. The incident is being investigated by the collision department of the New York Police Department.
According to local media, the New York Police received an emergency call last Friday around 6.30pm (10.30pm GMT) to report a collision of a vehicle, which had hit a person in the western part of Manhattan, near the popular Lincoln Center cultural center.
It was the first time since the pandemic that Lisa Banes had traveled from Los Angeles to New York. AP Photo
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“Upon arrival, officers observed a 65-year-old woman who he lay on the road with a severe bruise on his head“confirmed the New York Police at the time. Banes was immediately transferred to Mount Sinai Saint Luke Hospital, where she entered a very serious condition. A representative of the actress also told the media that the vehicle ran a red light.
Lisa Banes has acted in film, television, and plays. In 1981 ganó el Theater World Award for her portrayal of Alison Porter in Don’t Look Back in Anger, and received a Best Actress Nomination at a Drama Desk Award for her role in Isn’t it Romantic? in 1984.
In addition, he appeared frequently in the series The King of Queens, Six Feet Under, Nashville Y Royal Pains, and played central characters in the films Cocktail (1988) and Gone Girl (2014).
Source: La Vanguardia
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