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Sitcom veteran Arlene Golonka, best known for portraying Millie Swanson in the 1968 to 1971 series Mayberry R.F.D., died Monday. She was 85.
Her niece, Stephanie Morton, said she had suffered from Alzheimer’s disease and passed away in West Hollywood, according to Variety.
The Chicago native studied theater there until moving to New York City at age 19, where she would go on to land roles in shows including The Night Circus (her debut), Come Blow Your Horn, One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest and more. She also was a one-time roommate of the late Rhoda star Valerie Harper.
“The Columnist” (Film Movement) turns homicidal when she becomes the subject of attack by social-media trolls; over the course of
“Three Summers” (Icarus Films Home Video), a Brazilian housekeeper (Regina Casé) strives to break out of a rigid caste system; Andrei Konchalovsky’s acclaimed
“Sin” (Corinth Films) examines Michelangelo as both a legendary artist and a political animal, contending with the agendas of the Medicis and the Vatican.
Based on the manga series,
“The Great War of Archimedes” (Well Go USA Entertainment) looks at the Japanese navy’s efforts to build the world’s largest battleship; Japanese Oscar entry
“True Mothers” (Film Movement) examines the life of an adoptive family and what happens when the birth mother shows up to demand the return of her son; Fabrice du Welz’s Ardennes trilogy concludes with
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The Mary Tyler Moore Show and the hospitable cruise ship captain on
The Love Boat, died on Saturday aged 90. His nephew, Mark See, confirmed his death to Variety. No cause of death was given, it said, but Mr. MacLeod’s health had declined in recent months. The bald Mr. MacLeod often played villains on TV before being cast in the acerbic comic role of Murray Slaughter on
The Mary Tyler Moore Show, which ran on CBS from 1970-1977 and was one of the most honored shows of its decade, winning 29 Emmy Awards. Mr. MacLeod was then signed for the starring role of Captain Merrill Stubing on ABC’s