One of the archetypal characters of Wen Ziren's classic horror film series "The Conjuring" "Warren", the supernatural researcher "Rowling Warren", died at the age of 92. In addition to "The Conjuring" and "Annabelle", horror films such as "Ghost Cry" and "Morgue Haunted Incident" are also based on the experiences of the Warren couple.
Her grandson Chris Mckinnell made the announcement on Thursday night local time, saying Grandma had "left peacefully and peacefully in her sleep." Wen Ziren, the director and producer of the "Conjuring" series, later posted a tribute: "She and Ed (Rowling Warren's husband, who died in 2006) are preparing for their next adventure in heaven at this moment. “
Rowling Warren is a psychic medium who claims to have "supersensory vision." Her husband, Ed Warren, served in the U.S. Navy during World War II, became a police officer after the war, and later became known as a "demonologist" and psychic investigator. The couple founded the Paranormal Research Society in 1952 and officially began their career as supernatural investigators. The "Conjuring" series directed by Wen Ziren was created based on the two people.
The "Warrens" in the "Conjuring" series
After hearing of Rowling Warren's death, director Wen Ziren posted a photo with her on the set of The Conjuring in 2012 and posted: "I was so lucky to meet her and get to know her and her family, and I am really honored to be able to make her incredible story available to audiences around the world." She has been dealing with the afterlife all her life, and she gives me the feeling that she has never been afraid of death. ”
The Conjuring films currently include three films in the Conjuring series and three films in the Annabelle spin-off series. Wen Ziren served as the director of "The Conjuring 1 and 2" and produced for other works. In these works, the character of Rowling Warren is played by Vera Farmega. "The Conjuring 3" is currently in production, and "Annabelle 3: Ghost Baby Home" will be released in the United States on June 28 this year.