Rose Marie of ‘The Dick Van Dyke Show’ Dies at 94

Variety has reported that iconic television actress Rose Marie has died. Rose Marie was most famous for her role as television comedy writer Sally Rogers in “The Dick Van Dyke Show”. Rose Marie passed away this Thursday at age 94.

Rose Marie spent her life immersed in show business. At 5 years old, she was already working on her own NBC radio show, and as she grew older she began working towards a career in comedy.

She had an extensive television career, regularly appeared on television all the way into the early 2000s. In addition to her role on The Dick Van Dyke Show, some of her television roles include shows such as Top Banana, The Bob Cummings Show, My Three Sons, and The Doris Day Show. She also appeared in more than 600 episodes of the game show The Hollywood Squares.

In recent years, she took to Twitter to interact with fans and tell behind-the-scenes tales from her time in show business. Her account announced her death on Thursday evening with a photo of Rose Marie and text that read, “Heaven Just Got a Whole Lot Funnier”. 

Rose Marie is survived by her daughter Georgiana Marie Guy.

Caitlin Leale: Currently a graduating senior at Connecticut College, Caitlin is studying both film and European history in New London, Connecticut. As well as working as a contributor for mxdwn Television, Caitlin is a film reviewer for the online film streaming site Flix Premiere (which can be visited at flixpremiere.com). Having also studied at New York University’s Tisch School of the Arts and at University College London, Caitlin has an extensive academic, professional, and international knowledge of the film and TV industry. She hopes to later study screenwriting in graduate school and become a writer on a show of her own in the future.
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