The actor “Walking Dead” with dozens of television and film credits was 33

Kelley Mack, who repeated himself The changing dead And had roles in several films, television series and commercials, died on August 2nd in Glioma in Cincinnati, her family said. She was 33.

Mack played Addy in five episodes from AMCS in five season 9 The changing dead 2018-19. In the final of this season, you and 10 other characters are kidnapped by the whisperers with fatal results. Your credits also include guest shots in TV series including 9-1-1, ChicagoThe Modern family Spinoff Trained and several miniseries. She also appeared in feature films like Introducing signal signals Opposite Harry Shum Jr., Mr. Manhattan And the upcoming Universal.

Born Kelley Lynne Klebenow on July 10, 1992 in Cincinnati, Mack started as a child in commercials. She received an acting award from the School of the Arts table for her debut role as Chloe in The elephant garden (2008), a film that also won the Student Visionary Award at the Tribeca Film Festival.

She has lived in Los Angeles in the past 11 years, worked in film, television and commercials and played language roles. Mack was recorded for the Oscar winner Spider-Man: In the spider verseAs the voice match for Gwen Stacy from Hailee Steinfeld. She also produced a handful of short films, including 2016's A knock on the door, This won the Award Festival at the Atlanta Horror Film Festival and was received a few nominations at Filmquest.

Mack was also an executive producer Universal, An upcoming feature by the author producer Stephen Portland, in which she also plays the leading role. She wrote, staged and edited the short film 2015 Positive And served as a cameraman at The 2014 Short The kingdom.

She is survived by her parents Kristen and Lindsay Klebenow; Her sister Kathryn; her brother Parker; Grandmother and grandfather Lois and Larry Klebenow; And her friend Logan Lanier. A memorial service will take place on August 16 on August 16 in the Glendale Lyceum in Glendale, Ohio. The family is also planning a celebration of their lives for a future date in Los Angeles for their friends and colleagues in the region.