‘It Totally Burned Down’: ‘Blues Brothers’ Actress Confirmed Dead After Remains Found In Home with Collapsed Roof During L.A. Wildfires

The late actress Dalyce Curry, best known for her roles in “The Blues Brothers” and “The Ten Commandments,” is being mourned after dying in the widespread Los Angeles County wildfires. Remains of the 95-year-old were found inside of her Altadena residence, a vibrant community located 30 miles outside of L.A. The unprecedented blazes began in the Pacific Palisades and Eaton communities on Jan. 7, with three additional infernos developing across the city of Los Angeles, causing widespread evacuation orders and a state of emergency declaration by Gov. Gavin Newsom. Remains of “The Ten Commandments” actress Dalyce Curry found in residence burned down by LA wildfires. (Photo: Dalyce Kelley/Facebook) On Monday, Jan. 13, more than 40,000 acres have burned, 12,000 structures decimated, and the death toll continues to rise with at least 25 lives claimed as firefighters battle strong Santa Ana winds. Her granddaughters, Dalyce Kelley and Loree Beamer-Wilkinson, feared the worst when they spoke with& ABC News& in Los Angeles early Sunday Jan. 12. “If she was still alive, I would have been called by now,” said Kelley, who was the elderly woman’s primary caregiver. Later that evening, her passing was confirmed. In a Facebook post, Beamer-Wilkinson wrote the search...