Frances Sternhagen, veteran actress and Tony Award winner, dies
Sternhagen won a Tony for best featured actress in a play in 1974 for her role in Neil Simon’s “The Good Doctor” and a second one for a revival of “The Heiress."
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Sternhagen won a Tony for best featured actress in a play in 1974 for her role in Neil Simon’s “The Good Doctor” and a second one for a revival of “The Heiress."
Frances Sternhagen, the veteran character actor who won two Tony Awards and became a familiar maternal face to TV viewers later in life in such shows as...
Frances Sternhagen, the veteran character actor who won two Tony Awards and became a familiar maternal face to TV viewers later in life in such shows as “Cheers,” “ER,” “Sex and the City” and “The Closer,” has died. Sternhagen died peacefully of natural causes Monday her son, John Carlin, said in a statement posted to Instagram on Wednesday. “Fly on, Frannie,” he wrote. Sternhagen's publicist confirmed the death and said it occurred in New Rochelle, New York.
'Cheers,' 'ER' actor Frances Sternhagen dies at 93. Actor Frances Sternhagen died Monday at the age of 93. Her son, Tony Carlin confirmed to the New York Times and son John Carlin posted on Instagram Wednesday.
Sternhagen won a Tony for best featured actress in a play in 1974 for her role in Neil Simon’s “The Good Doctor” and a second one for a revival of “The Heiress."