21 Actors from "Maude" (1972 - 1978) You May Not Know Died

"Maude," an American sitcom that aired on CBS from September 12, 1972, to April 22, 1978, was the first spin-off of the highly popular "All in the Family." Created by the renowned producers Norman Lear and Bud Yorkin, "Maude" tackled topical issues with a blend of comedy and drama. The show starred Bea Arthur as the outspoken and strong-willed Maude, a character who championed women's liberation, consistently supported Democratic candidates, and advocated for civil rights and gender equality. While primarily a comedy, "Maude" didn't shy away from darker humor and controversial topics, making it a standout during the golden age of topical sitcoms. This success was largely due to the exceptional cast whose performances brought the show to life. Sadly, the actors who made "Maude" a cultural phenomenon are no longer with us. In this video, we explore their remarkable lives, careers, and the legacy they left behind.
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