‘Dynasty’ & ‘The Paper Chase’ star dies at 98

Soap opera fans are mourning the loss of a true TV classic. Betty Harford, the beloved actress who charmed audiences for nearly a decade as the Carrington family’s loyal cook in Dynasty and played the sharp Mrs. Nottingham in The Paper Chase, has passed away at the age of 98. A familiar face to millionsHarford died peacefully on November 2 in Santa Barbara, California, her close friend Wendy Mitchell confirmed to The Hollywood Reporter. In a heartfelt Facebook post, Mitchell wrote: “Betty’s son contacted me this morning and Betty Harford Naszody passed away peacefully with family at her side, noon... Continues…

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