Rue McClanahan, who gained reputation as the play of two long-running sitcoms, "Maude" and "The Golden Girls," died June 3 of a enormous stroke, People reported. She was 76. Ms. McClanahan was touch in "Maude" as Bea Arthur's hapless neighbor Vivian Harmon. The show ran for six seasons.
A decade later, she was on fifty-fifty base with Arthur, playing one of the three spunky geriatric roommates in "The Golden Girls." Betty White completed the trio. Estelle Getty played Arthur's mother. The show ran from 1985 to 1992, providing an exceptional second-act race for its silver-haired stars. Unlike her "Maude" character, Ms. McClanahan's Blanche Deveraux was saucy, assured and sexual.
Many of the one-liners on the show were directed at her libidinous adventures. Ms. McClanahan was nominated four times for an Emmy Award for "Golden Girls," engaging once.
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