The 53-year-old, who played verger Alice Tinker alongside Dawn French’s vicar, died suddenly on Wednesday.
The show’s executive producer, Jon Plowman, spoke about the star’s sad and untimely death.
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Speaking on Radio 4, he said: ‘It’s no age to have a heart attack, as I understand it.
‘Emma was a gifted comic actress who made any part she played look easy. She was adored by the cast and crew.’
According to her agent, Chambers’ died of natural causes.
‘Emma created a wealth of characters and an immense body of work. She brought laughter and joy to many,’ the touching tribute read.
Former co-star Dawn French said that she’d miss Emma and ‘loved her a lot’.
Her Notting Hill co-star Hugh Grant also paid a heartfelt tribute on Twitter, saying: ‘Emma Chambers was a hilarious and very warm person and of course a brilliant actress. Very sad news.’
Aside from being a staple character in The Vicar of Dibley for 13 years, Chambers appeared in shows Drop the Dead Donkey, Take a Girl Like You, and Little Robots, as well as movies Wind in the Willows, Notting Hill, and The Clandestine Marriage.