Deletion of Ellen David

Comment: per . Actors and actresses are not handed an automatic free pass over  just because a lot of roles are listed, or because an IMDb profile exists — they get over NACTOR when |reliable source coverage ''about'' them in those roles is present to ''support'' the article. The fact that somebody hoaxed a death here is precisely the ''problem'': because we're an encyclopedia that ''anybody'' can edit, we have no guarantee that every possible "anybody" is necessarily editing ''responsibly'' — and ''reliable source'' coverage ''about'' a person, by which we can sort out what's true and what isn't, is ''precisely'' how we ''control'' that problem. No prejudice against recreation in the future ''if'' somebody can write and source something ''better'' than this, but even a person with a valid notability claim ''still'' doesn't get to keep an article that reads ''this'' way and cites ''zero'' references for anything
Stance: delete
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Blow it up and start over (WP:TNT||WP:NACTOR||WP:RS)