The entertainment world is mourning the loss of Polly Holliday, best known for her iconic role as Marva Kulp, Sr. in Nancy Meyers' 1998 remake of The Parent Trap. Holliday passed away recently, prompting heartfelt tributes from her former co-stars, Lindsay Lohan and Lisa Ann Walter, as well as director Nancy Meyers.

Lohan, who starred as Hallie Parker in the beloved film, shared a touching post on social media, expressing her grief and admiration for Holliday. “My heart is broken for the loss of the incredible Polly Holliday,” Lohan wrote. “She was a beautiful woman inside and out. I will cherish the memories of working with her forever. Rest in peace, dear Polly.”

Lisa Ann Walter, who played Chelsea in The Parent Trap, also took to social media to honor Holliday’s memory. “So sad to hear about the passing of the wonderful Polly Holliday. She was always so kind and funny on set. I'll miss you, Polly! ❤️” Walter posted, accompanied by a photo of the two of them.

Director Nancy Meyers, who helmed The Parent Trap, shared a remembrance of Holliday on social media, highlighting her memorable portrayal of Marva Kulp, Sr. Meyers fondly recalled Holliday's talent and the joy she brought to the set. “Polly Holliday was a wonderful person and a brilliant actress. Her Marva Kulp was one of the funniest characters in The Parent Trap, and she brought so much to the film.”

Polly Holliday’s career spanned decades, with notable roles in television shows like Alice and Designing Women, in addition to her memorable performance in The Parent Trap. Her comedic timing and warm presence endeared her to audiences across generations.

The news of Holliday's passing has resonated deeply with fans of The Parent Trap, who remember her character, Marva Kulp, Sr., as a delightful and quirky addition to the film's ensemble cast. Her portrayal of the eccentric camp counselor remains a highlight for many, contributing to the film's enduring charm and popularity.

Holliday’s legacy extends beyond her on-screen appearances. She was known for her generosity and kindness, both on and off set. The tributes from Lohan, Walter, and Meyers are a testament to the impact she had on those who worked with her, and the lasting impression she left on audiences worldwide.

Her passing marks the end of an era for many fans, but her memory will undoubtedly live on through her iconic roles and the joy she brought to countless viewers. The film The Parent Trap, and the character of Marva Kulp, Sr., will forever be associated with the talent and warmth of Polly Holliday.