Catherine O’Hara made history for her posthumous win, marking the first time a female actor has won a posthumous Actor Award.
Posted on March 3, 2026 by spaceaffairs
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Catherine O’Hara made history for her posthumous win, marking the first time a female actor has won a posthumous Actor Award.
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