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Linda Lavin, Tony-winning Broadway actor who starred in the sitcom 'Alice,' dies at 87
Page SixStory by Associated Press
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Beloved actress Linda Lavin, who starred as the iconic waitress Alice, passes away at the age of 87.
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- Lavin won a Tony Award for her stage work, cementing her as a versatile performer who captivated audiences on both the big and small screens.
- The sitcom 'Alice' ran for 9 seasons, making Lavin's character a working-class hero and leaving an indelible mark on television history.
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Linda Lavin, Alice