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Mary Tyler Moore is in grave condition at a Connecticut hospital ... TMZ has learned. Sources close to the family tell us her condition is so grim family members are coming to the hospital to say goodbye. The TV icon's long battled diabetes, and she underwent brain surgery in 2011.
One source tells us Mary has been on a respirator for more than a week.
We're told Moore is suffering from a number of health problems and recently it has become critical.
Mary starred in "The Dick Van Dyke Show" and had an incredible run with "The Mary Tyler Moore Show."

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She passed......Fox News confirmed.

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Another star gone. Enjoyed her shows. RIP Mary. We all will miss you. Luv to your family.
 

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Brooklyn's own. She grew up in a house on the block that I grew up in generation later. A Marvelous talent, a great woman, part of probably the 2 greatest TV ensemble casts ever, and an American Treasure: RIP Mare.

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TRIVIA NOTE: Mary Tyler Moore was born December 29, 1936.in Brooklyn, New York. She grew up (for two years) at 491 Ocean Parkway, attended St. Rose of Lima Grammar School and then moved to Flushing. When Mary was eight, her family moved to southern California. Inducted into the Television Academy Hall of Fame in 1986, Mary began her entertainment career as a dancer.
Her TV credits included:

  1. Happy Hotpoint, a sprite little pixie in a series of Hotpoint appliance commercials seen on THE ADVENTURES OF OZZIE & HARRIET in the 1955
  2. Sam. the sexy-voiced (but never seen) secretary on RICHARD DIAMOND, PRIVATE EYE/CBS/NBC/1957-60
  3. Laura Petrie, the sexy wife of comedy writer Rob Petrie on the sitcom THE DICK VAN DYKE/CBS/1961-66
  4. Mary Richards on the eponymous sitcom THE MARY TYLER MOORE SHOW /CBS/1970-77
  5. Two variety show attempts MARY and THE MARY TYLER MOORE HOUR'
  6. Newlywed politician in ANNIE MCGUIRE/CBS/1988
  7. New York publisher Louise Felcott in NEW YORK NEWS/CBS/1995.
A nominee of numerous awards (Oscar, Emmy, Tony) Mary's movie credits included:

  1. The miniseries role of Mary Todd Lincoln in Gore Vidal's Lincoln (1988)
  2. Breast-cancer survivor in First You Cry (1978)
  3. Quadriplegic in the stage play Whose Life Is It, Anyway? (1980)
  4. Bitter mother in Ordinary People (1980)
  5. Operator of a stolen baby ring in the 1940s in Stolen Babies (1993)
  6. TV movie reunion Mary and Rhoda (2000) where Mary reprised her role of Mary Richards
  7. Reunion with Dick van Dyke in the PBS Production of The Gin Game (2003) about a man and women in a retirement home who play cards to help resolve their differences.
In her private life, Mary has suffered from juvenile diabetes, alcoholism, two failed marriages, and the 1980 suicide death of her only child, Richard Meeker, Jr.
As the International Chairman of the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation, Mary actively seeks a cure for the disease in her lifetime. She was diagnosed with Type 1 Diabetes (insulin dependent) over 30 years ago.
In the marriage department, Mary has tied the knot three times: Richard Meeker (1955-61); Grant Tinker (1962-81); and Dr. Robert Levine since 1983.
Mary founded the now defunct MTM Enterprises in 1969 with her second husband Grant Tinker. They sold the company in 1990. The entire MTM Productions library of shows is owned by FOX Home Video.
In 1996 Mary was given the honorary title of "Queen of Brooklyn" at the Welcome Back to Brooklyn Festival. A statue of Moore's Mary Richards character also resides in the downtown Minneapolis, courtesy of TV Land.

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    THEME SONG"Love is all around"
    Comprised and sung by Sonny Curtis


    Who can turn the world on with her smile?
    Who can take a nothing day,
    and suddenly make it all seem worthwhile?
    Well it’s you girl, and you should know it
    With each glance and every little movement you show it

    Love is all around, no need to waste it
    You can have a town, why don’t you take it
    You’re gonna make it after all (2X)

    How will you make it on your own?
    This world is awfully big, girl this time you’re all alone
    But it’s time you started living
    It’s time you let someone else do some giving
    Love is all around, no need to waste it
    You can have a town, why don’t you take it
    You’re gonna make it after all (2X)

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    THE MARY TYLER MOORE SHOW/CBS/1970-77
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    Mary Tyler MooreasMary Richards
    Edward AsnerasLou Grant
    Gavin MacLeodasMurray Slaughter
    Valerie HarperasRhoda Morgenstern
    Ted KnightasTed Baxter
    Cloris LeachmanasPhyllis Lindstrom
    John AmosasGordon (Gordy) Howard
    Joyce BulifantasMarie Slaughter, Murray's wife
    Georgia EngelasGeorgette Franklin Baxter
    Lisa GerritsenasBess Lindstrom
    (Mentioned but never seen)asLars Lindsrom, Phyllis' husband
    Nancy WalkerasIda Morgenstern, Rhoda's mom
    Betty WhiteasSue Ann Nivens, WJM-TVs
    "Happy Homemaker"
    Angus DuncanasBill, Mary's ex-boyfriend
    Nannette FabrayasDotty Richards, Mary's mother
    Bill QuinnasDr. Walter Reed Richards,
    Mary's father
    Eileen HechartasFlo Meredith, Mary's aunt
    Mark Gordon//Richard SchaalasChuckles the Clown
    Joie LanzasRose, Mary's daughter
    Marisa RyanasMeredith, Rhoda's daughter

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External Links


  1. Mary Tyler Moore (IMDb)
  2. Mary & Rhoda (IMDb)
  3. Screen Insults - "I hate spunk!"
  4. <o:p>TV Guide's Mary Tyler Moore Page, with TV Listings, Photos, Videos, Exclusive News and More.</o:p>

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That's quite the star studded cast:

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Mary Tyler MooreasMary Richards
Edward AsnerasLou Grant
Gavin MacLeodasMurray Slaughter
Valerie HarperasRhoda Morgenstern
Ted KnightasTed Baxter
Cloris LeachmanasPhyllis Lindstrom
John AmosasGordon (Gordy) Howard
Joyce BulifantasMarie Slaughter, Murray's wife
Georgia EngelasGeorgette Franklin Baxter
Lisa GerritsenasBess Lindstrom
(Mentioned but never seen)asLars Lindsrom, Phyllis' husband
Nancy WalkerasIda Morgenstern, Rhoda's mom
Betty WhiteasSue Ann Nivens, WJM-TVs
"Happy Homemaker"

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Had a huge crush on her in the 70's. For my money, The Mary Tyler Moore show is the greatest sitcom of all time...
 

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