Acclaimed Star of Sitcom, Linda Lavin passed away at the age of 87. Her Death was attributed to complications from recently discovered lung cancer, her publicist confirmed to Deadline. The news came as a shock to fans and the entertainment industry, as Lavin remained active in her career until her final days.

A Remarkable Career

Lavin’s journey in showbiz began as a child stage actor, eventually leading to her Broadway debut in the 1960s. She gained critical acclaim for her roles in It’s a Bird…It’s a Plane…It’s Superman and Last of the Red Hot Lovers, earning her first Tony nomination in 1970. Her crowning achievement came in 1987 when she won a Tony Award for her role in Neil Simon’s Broadway Bound.

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On television, Linda Lavin became a household name as the title character in CBS’s Alice (1976–1985), a sitcom that spanned nine seasons and 202 episodes. Her portrayal of a widowed diner waitress resonated with audiences, earning her several Emmy nominations and cementing her legacy in American pop culture.

Continued Success On Screen

Lavin maintained a consistent presence on television, appearing in popular shows such as Barney Miller, Sean Saves the World, and B Positive. In 2024, she showcased her versatility with guest appearances in CBS’s Elsbeth, a recurring role in Netflix’s No Good Deed, and a lead role in Hulu’s upcoming comedy Mid-Century Modern.

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Linda Lavin’s career spanned over six decades, leaving an indelible mark on Broadway and television. Her contributions to the arts and her unforgettable performances will be cherished by audiences worldwide.