Deadline Hollywood reports:
Linda Lavin, the beloved veteran stage and TV actress known for her Emmy-nominated role in the 1976 sitcom Alice and for her Tony-winning performance in the 1986 play Broadway Bound, died today, Dec. 29. She was 87.
The news comes as a shock as Lavin has been working as recently as this month, promoting her new Netflix series No Good Deed and filming the upcoming Hulu comedy series Mid-Century Modern, on which she is one of the leads. She died unexpectedly due to complications from recently discovered lung cancer, her PR representative told Deadline.
A former child stage actor, Lavin started her Broadway career in the 1960s, appearing in the musical It’s a Bird…It’s a Plane…It’s Superman and the play Last of the Red Hot Lovers, which earned her the first of six Tony Award nominations in 1970.
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Linda Lavin Dies: ‘Alice’ Star & Tony-Winning Broadway Actor Was 87 https://t.co/3YgtGS0BCI
— Deadline (@DEADLINE) December 30, 2024
Linda Lavin, Busy Broadway Actress and Star of TV’s ‘Alice,’ Dies at 87 https://t.co/fb6dOltxVQ
— The Hollywood Reporter (@THR) December 30, 2024