Shelley Duvall, a celebrated actress known for her distinctive features and quirky charm, passed away at the age of 75 in Blanco, Texas. Initially discovered by director Robert Altman at a party, she went on to star in several of his films including "The Shining" alongside Jack Nicholson. Despite her lack of formal training, Duvall's unique talent and captivating presence made her a standout in Hollywood during the 1970s. Her collaborations with Altman solidified her career, with roles in films like "McCabe and Mrs. Miller" and "Nashville." Duvall's versatile performances, from playing Olive Oyl in "Popeye" to her work in Altman's distinctively unconventional movies, demonstrated her ability to bring depth and charm to any role. With her ethereal beauty and infectious smile, Duvall left a lasting impact on the film industry as the go-to actress for unconventional and memorable performances.