teri garr

 teri garr

Teri Garr, the Oscar-nominated actress celebrated for her comedic talent and notable roles in classics like *Young Frankenstein*, *Tootsie*, and *Mr. Mom*, has passed away at 79 in Los Angeles. Her manager, Marc Gurvitz, confirmed her passing, which follows a 20-year journey with multiple sclerosis (MS), a condition she publicly disclosed in 2002 to help raise awareness.

Born to a Broadway performer and a Rockette, Garr pursued dance and began her Hollywood career with roles in musicals like *Viva Las Vegas*. Her comedic brilliance shone in the 1970s with appearances on popular shows such as *The Sonny and Cher Comedy Hour* and *The Odd Couple*, paving her way to film success.

Her breakthrough role came in 1974 with *Young Frankenstein*, and she earned an Academy Award nomination for her role in *Tootsie*. In *Mr. Mom*, she portrayed Caroline Butler, breaking traditional gender roles in a refreshing comedic style. Dustin Hoffman and Michael Keaton, her co-stars, shared heartfelt tributes, recalling her warmth and uniqueness on set.

In addition to her onscreen achievements, Garr voiced characters in animated shows like *Batman Beyond* and *What’s New, Scooby Doo?*. She continued to advocate for MS awareness, embodying resilience and optimism in the face of her illness, a trait she attributed to her show-business grit.

Her legacy endures through her indelible comedic contributions and inspiring outlook on life.

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