R.I.P. Zelda Rubinstein

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Oh no! The Poltergeist curse strikes again!

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Yes she was great in Picket Fences. R.I.P.
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I loved her in Poltergeist.. Sad news. :(
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She was priceless on Picket Fences. RIP.
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Very sad news for me. I loved her in Poltergeist, but never got to see her in much else. She always struck me as an unusual person, which I loved as a kid. I still remember her fondly.
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Story.

I remember her most from Poltergeist and Picket Fences. R.I.P.
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