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Mary Tyler Moore Is Mourned by Co-Stars and Other Celebrities Mary Tyler Moore Is Mourned by Co-Stars and Other Celebrities
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Mary Tyler Moore, whose iconic television roles reflected the changing place of women in 20th-century America, died on Tuesday, eliciting an outpouring of tributes on social media. Mary Tyler Moore, whose iconic television roles reflected the changing place of women in 20th-century America, died on Wednesday, eliciting an outpouring of tributes on social media.
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Much of the grief shared online came from Ms. Moore’s former co-stars and high profile friends, including the actor Ed Asner, who played her boss on the 1970s sitcom “The Mary Tyler Moore Show,” and the journalist Larry King.Much of the grief shared online came from Ms. Moore’s former co-stars and high profile friends, including the actor Ed Asner, who played her boss on the 1970s sitcom “The Mary Tyler Moore Show,” and the journalist Larry King.
Others were people who said they saw role models in Ms. Moore and the characters she portrayed onscreen. Many of them were high-profile women like the journalist Andrea Mitchell and the actress Rachel Bloom, who both said that Ms. Moore had paved the way for their success.Others were people who said they saw role models in Ms. Moore and the characters she portrayed onscreen. Many of them were high-profile women like the journalist Andrea Mitchell and the actress Rachel Bloom, who both said that Ms. Moore had paved the way for their success.
Female journalists felt a special affinity for Ms. Moore, who played Mary Richards, a news producer at a Minneapolis television station.Female journalists felt a special affinity for Ms. Moore, who played Mary Richards, a news producer at a Minneapolis television station.