Marion Ramsey, the actress known for her quiet voice in the “Police Academy” films, has died.

She was 73.

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Ramsey’s manager, Roger Paul, announced her Jan. 7 death in a statement, CNN reported. No cause of death was given, NBC News reported.

Ramsey may be best known for her portrayal of Officer Hooks in six “Police Academy” films, but the Philadelphia-born actress started her career on the stage.

She co-starred on Broadway in “Eubie!” and “Grind” and toured in “Hello Dolly.”

She also appeared on “The Jeffersons” and was a regular on Bill Cosby’s sketch comedy series “Cos.”

She also did voice work for “The Addams Family” cartoon series and “Robot Chicken.”

Her final role was in 2018′s “When I Sing.”

Ramsey leaves behind three brothers, CNN reported.

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