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I’m sitting watching The Crown the other night on Netflix, which I do love - and apparently so does Prince Harry. What I normally do is put my phone in the other room, as like most people I am addicted to it.
By Geoffrey Huchel Television and film icon Cloris Leachman passed away January 26, 2021, of natural causes at her home in Encinitas, California. She was 94. Leachman, whose career spanned over seven decades, leaves behind a legacy that will live on for years to come. She will be best remembered for
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Courtney Idasetima
During her career, which spanned over seven decades, Cloris Leachman starred in movies, television shows and stage performances. She won seven Primetime Emmy Awards, one Daytime Emmy Award and an Academy Award.
Tibrina Hobson/Getty Images The Mary Tyler Moore Show
From 1970 to 1975, Leachman played Mary Tyler Moore’s landlady who also happened to be her snobby friend and neighbor on the successful sitcom,
The Mary Tyler Moore Show. Her role earned her two Emmys, in 1974 and 1975, as well as nominations in 1972 and 73. The Last Picture Show
One of Leachman s best-known performances is in 1971 s
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Few actors could have asked for a more startling debut to their film careers than Cloris Leachman, who has died aged 94. In the opening of Robert Aldrich’s masterly film noir Kiss Me Deadly (1955), she is first seen running along a dark country highway at night, barefoot and clad only in a pale trench coat.
Terrified, she tries to flag down several cars until she forces one driven by the private eye Mike Hammer (Ralph Meeker) to stop. He reluctantly lets her get in. As the opening credits roll, we hear her highly amplified heavy breathing while, from the radio, Nat “King” Cole sings I’d Rather Have the Blues.