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Irma P. Hall, 'The Ladykillers' Star, Dies at 91
13 Nov
Summary
- Irma P. Hall, acclaimed actress, passed away at 91 years old.
- Tom Hanks fondly remembered his 'Ladykillers' co-star on Instagram.
- Hall was also an author, poet, educator, and public speaker.
Veteran actress Irma P. Hall, celebrated for her roles in film and television, has died at the age of 91. Her family confirmed her passing on November 10, 2026, in Dallas, Texas. They remembered her as a beloved actress, author, poet, educator, and public speaker whose career left a significant impact.
Tom Hanks, who starred alongside Hall in the 2004 film 'The Ladykillers,' shared a touching tribute on Instagram. Hanks posted a photo of the actress, captioning it, "Irma P. Hall was a sheer joy...May her memory be eternal... -Hanks."
Hall's career began in the 1970s after being discovered by director Raymond St. Jacques. She appeared in notable films such as 'A Family Thing,' 'Soul Food,' and 'Collateral,' and had a diverse presence on television.
Beyond her acting, Hall was also a co-founder of the Dallas Minority Repertory Theatre and a dedicated educator. Her contributions extended to writing, as she was also an accomplished author and poet.
