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Louise Lasser, Star of ‘Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman,’ Dies at 87 Original

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By Chris Koseluk Verified
| The Hollywood Reporter Verified
Louise Lasser Hulton Archive/Getty Images Louise Lasser, the demure, soft-spoken comedienne best known as Woody Allen‘s first leading lady and as the title character on the television satire Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman, has died. She was 87. Lasser died Monday of natural causes at her home in Manhattan on the Upper East Side, her best friend, Susan Charlotte, told The Hollywood Reporter.
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James Burrows, ‘Will & Grace’ Director and ‘Cheers’ Co-Creator, Dies at 85 Original

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By Chris Koseluk Verified
| The Hollywood Reporter Verified
James Burrows Gilbert Flores/Variety via Getty Images James Burrows, the 11-time Emmy Award winner and prolific television director known for his Midas touch when it came to sitcoms, has died. He was 85.
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Tom Dreesen, Stand-Up Comic and Sinatra’s Opening Act, Dies at 87 Original

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By Chris Koseluk Verified
| The Hollywood Reporter Verified
Tom Dreesen John M. Heller/Getty Images Tom Dreesen, the classy comedian who opened for Frank Sinatra for 14 years, pushed for stand-ups to get paid at The Comedy Store and partnered in a pioneering interracial act with Tim Reid, has died, his family and representatives announced Wednesday. He was 86.
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