At the age of 85, Anne Whitfield, who was most famous for her part in the 1954 classic *White Christmas*, passed away. According to her family, the actress passed away in a “unexpected accident” while taking a stroll close to her Washington, D.C., home.

In the popular holiday movie, Whitfield played Major General Waverly’s granddaughter, Susan Waverly. “The life of Anne Langham Whitfield Phillips was a beautiful one, with every second used to uplift the world and those around her,” her family said in remembrance of her.

Whitfield was a committed philanthropist in addition to being a gifted actress. She established the non-profit Whitfield Foundation, which offers assistance and resources to marginalized communities. She promoted equality and social justice throughout her career by using her position.

Social media has been used by the actress’s admirers to share their shock and grief over her passing. Many people have talked about how Whitfield’s performance made their lives happier when they watched *White Christmas* with their families during the holiday season.

We will never forget Whitfield’s influence on the entertainment sector. She was adored in Hollywood due to her skill and charisma on screen. Future generations of actors and actresses will continue to draw inspiration from her legacy.

Whitfield was a dedicated mother and grandmother in addition to her acting career. Despite her hectic schedule, she always found time to spend with her family because they were her greatest source of happiness. Both her fans and her loved ones will miss her terribly.