The Passing of a Hollywood Legend
On December 28th, Hollywood lost a cherished and iconic figure: Rose Marie. At the impressive age of 94, Rose Marie left us, as confirmed through her official Twitter account. The heartfelt message shared by her team read, "It is with broken hearts that we share the terribly sad news that our beloved Rose Marie passed away this afternoon." It went on to say, "Heaven just got a whole lot funnier." Her vibrant personality, wit, and charm will surely leave an indelible mark on those who had the privilege of knowing her.
It is with broken hearts that we share the terribly sad news that our beloved Rose Marie passed away this afternoon. https://t.co/boHpy71Fjx pic.twitter.com/qv9w8pNuOz
— Rose Marie-Official (@RoseMarie4Real) December 29, 2017
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A Career That Defined Entertainment
Rose Marie's transition to the afterlife was announced by her publicist, noting that she passed away at 2:00 PM PST in Van Nuys, California. While the exact cause of her passing wasn't disclosed, her legacy in the entertainment industry remains unparalleled. Often hailed as "the longest active career in entertainment history," her work in television and film has left an indelible mark on the industry.
From Child Star to Hollywood Icon
Rose Marie's journey in Hollywood began at a remarkably young age. Born on the very day that the musical Rose-Marie premiered, she seemed destined for fame from the start. Her career took off in the 1920s when, at just three years old, she became a singing sensation. Her performances were nothing short of extraordinary, and she had the honor of singing for three U.S. presidents—Calvin Coolidge, Herbert Hoover, and Franklin D. Roosevelt.
A Lasting Legacy in Television
Rose Marie's television career truly took off when "The Dick Van Dyke Show" premiered in 1961. She became a household name with her role as the quick-witted comedy writer, Sally Rogers. Her sharp humor and undeniable charm resonated with audiences across the country. After five successful seasons, she transitioned to "The Doris Day Show," further cementing her status as a television icon. Moreover, she was the only original member of the legendary game show "Hollywood Squares" to appear in all its reincarnations. Her contributions to entertainment are nothing short of remarkable. Rest in peace, Rose Marie, your legacy lives on.
