First Time. She played Ma Cobb, the mother of psychotic serial killer Ezra Cobb in the 1974 film Deranged alongside Roberts Blossom. Her final projects involved roles in His Mother and The Far Shore, both released in 1976—she worked almost up to the very end. Homelife In the 1960s, Cosette married longtime beau Charles Fryer. She was a resident of Willowdale, Ontario, a suburb of Toronto. Gardening and cooking were two of her favorite leisure activities, along with sewing, of course. She enjoyed furnishing her home with antiques and mementos of the old days. She was much beloved in Canadian theatre circles for her bubbling, vivacious sense of humor and love of laughter. Archives Toronto Public Library holds a Cosette Lee Collection 1911; 1920–1976, which contains programs, press clippings, photographs, correspondence, scripts, business papers, documents from professional organizations, memorabilia, all in 3 boxes and 812 items. Filmography Film The First Time (You Don't Need Pajamas at Rosie's) (1969) – Grandmother My Side of the Mountain (1969) – Apple Lady Change of Mind (1969) – Angela Rowe Deranged (Deranged: Confessions of a Necrophile) (1974) – Ma Cobb Television Hatch's Mill (1967) – Maggie Hatch Strange Paradise (1969-1970) – Raxl References External links Cosette Lee at flixter 1910 births 1976 deaths Canadian television actresses Canadian film actresses Actresses from Toronto 20th-century Canadian actresses Elocutionists