'Mary Hartman' star, Woody Allen ex dies at 87
USA Today • • entertainment
Key Points:
- Actress Louise Lasser, known for her comedic roles and collaborations with ex-husband Woody Allen, died of natural causes at age 87 in New York City on July 6.
- Lasser gained fame for her lead role in the 1970s satirical sitcom "Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman," earning an Emmy nomination in 1976 and hosting "Saturday Night Live" the same year.
- She appeared in several Woody Allen films including "Take the Money and Run," "Bananas," and "Everything You Wanted to Know About Sex," and had a diverse career spanning Broadway, television, and film.
- In later years, Lasser appeared in shows like HBO's "Girls" and her final TV role was in the 2018 movie "Did You Know My Husband?" alongside longtime partner Michael Citriniti.
- Lasser is survived by Citriniti and is remembered for her significant contributions to comedy and television.
