Wai Ching Ho, an actress with dozens of film and television credits, including roles in recent Marvel series, has died at age 82. The news was announced via his co-stars on Instagram, who paid tribute to the late actor, who reportedly died of a stroke on July 10.

In addition to playing Madame Gao in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, which led to appearances in series such as “Daredevil,” “Iron Fist” and “The Defenders,” Ho also voiced Grandma Wu in the Pixar film “Turning Red” and had a role in the comedy series “Awkwafina Is Nora from Queens.”

Actor Perry Yung paid tribute to his late friend on July 12, writing on Instagram: “It’s a very emotional moment for all of us who knew Wai Ching Ho. She passed away peacefully after a stroke two days ago. I had seen her perform many times on stage, ate a lot of dim sum, and she came to see @slantperformancegroup many times. I was even incredibly lucky to have played her husband (@justinchon’s parents) in the movie High Resolution. Wai Ching “He was a kind and compassionate human being, a being whose work as an artist elevated every production to a higher level, and we are better for it, rest in power, dear friend.”

Ho was born in Hong Kong in 1943. Her first American screen role was in the 1990 Robin Williams vehicle “Cadillac Man,” and she was active for decades in film (“Soapdish,” “The Sorcerer’s Apprentice,” “Hustlers”) and television (“One Life to Live,” “Flight of the Conchords”). He even had a voice role in the best-selling video game “Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas.”

The news was first shared by Ho’s “Daredevil” co-star Peter Shinkoda, who also paid tribute to the late actor on Instagram on July 12, writing, “I will never forget you. I learned every minute of you when we were together on and off set. I know the wisdom: I would listen to your every word. We will meet again, my friend. You were beautiful.”