Linda Lavin, Iconic Actress and Tony Winner, Dies at 87
The entertainment world is in mourning. Linda Lavin, a celebrated actress known for her work on TV, film, and theater, has passed away at the age of 87.
Known for her role in the 1970s sitcom Alice and her award-winning performance in the play *Broadway Bound*, Linda passed away unexpectedly on Sunday, December 29, due to complications from a newly diagnosed lung cancer. The news was confirmed by her representative to *Deadline*.
A Prolific Career
Linda Lavin had a diverse and remarkable career. This year, she starred in the Netflix series *No Good Deed* alongside Lisa Kudrow and Ray Romano. Shortly before her death, Linda was filming the new series *Mid-Century Modern*, featuring Matt Bomer and Nathan Lane.
Her impactful television presence earned her an Emmy nomination for her role in *Alice*, where she portrayed a single mother navigating life as a waitress.
An Unforgettable Contribution to Theater
On stage, Linda was equally admired. She won a Tony Award for her performance in *Broadway Bound* and built a lasting legacy in the theatrical community.
Tributes and Mourning
Friends, fans, and colleagues have shared heartfelt tributes to the actress on social media. Linda Lavin will be remembered not only for her exceptional talent but also for her kindness and charisma.
Rest in peace, Linda Lavin. You will be deeply missed.
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