The veteran actress Arleen Sorkin died at the age of 67. She had several health problems.
The world of cinema, animation, and specifically, the Batman universe, are dressed in mourning for the death of one of his great figures.
The health problems that she dragged from her were the cause of her that forced her to move away from her professional projects a few years ago.
Arleen gave Harley the voice for the first time in 1992 in Batman: The Animated Series, 1992. It was only going to be a collaboration, but it reached the public so much that she was in charge of following this character's side in several video games and films.
Friends and colleagues from the media have taken to social networks to say goodbye with warm words to her person and, especially, to her dedication to her work.
"Devastated to learn of the loss of our Arleen Sorkin. Not only an incredible talent but a wonderful person. Grateful to have worked with her and especially to have been her friend," his partner, Mark Hamill, wrote in a tweet. who took care of the Joker character.
For his part, the co-president of DC Studios, James Gunn, dedicated a few words to her on Instagram: "Rest in peace, Arleen Sorkin, the incredibly talented original voice of Harley Quinn, who helped create the character so many of us love. Love to your family and friends."
Her acting credits include Open House, Dream On, Ted & Venus, I Don't Buy Kisses Anymore, and Frasier. In addition, she co-hosted America's Funniest People with Dave Coulier and wrote and produced shows like How to Marry a Billionaire and Fired Up. May she rest in peace.
