Adolph Green, Linda Lavin, and Gérard Depardieu in I Want to Go Home. Lavin starred in the 1989 film I Want to Go Home, which explored cultural differences between the U.S. and France.

Subsequently, she popped up in movies from "The Muppets Take Manhattan" to "Being the Ricardos," and on TV from "The Sopranos" to "The O.C." to, most recently, "No Good Deed," just last year.

Linda Lavin, star of the 1970s sitcom 'Alice' and a Tony winner who remained active in TV and on stage into her 80s, died Sunday. She was 87.

That was not to be. Linda Lavin, the TV legend who plays Sybil, died in December, during the filming of the season, and Sybil is written off the show in the ninth episode.

Lavin passed on Sunday, Dec. 29 from complications deriving from her lung cancer, which was diagnosed during production for “Mid-Century Modern.” “It really is shockingly that someone 87 ...

After Linda Lavin‘s unexpected death at 87 in December 2024, Mid-Century Modern honored the beloved TV actress and Tony Award winner with a heartfelt tribute. In the Golden Girls-inspired sitcom ...

Elevating Hulu's 'Mid-Century Modern' with her unmatched vitality and comic timing, the late actor could finally win the Emmy denied her over 200-plus episodes of 'Alice.' ...

Broadway star Linda Lavin died in December at age 87 – and she planned how her death would play out onscreen for her posthumous role in “Mid-Century Modern.” The Hulu show stars Lavin ...

That was not to be. Linda Lavin, the TV legend who plays Sybil, died in December, during the filming of the season, and Sybil is written off the show in the ninth episode.