Susan Tolsky, an actress best remembered for her roles in “Here Come the Brides” and “Madame’s Place,” passed away at the age of 79 from natural causes.
The Hollywood Reporter received confirmation from Tolsky’s sister, Noel Foreman, that the actress passed away on October 9 at her Toluca Lake, California, home.
On October 31, a funeral service was held at the Angeleno Valley Mortuary in North Hollywood.
The Houston native landed important roles in well-known TV shows and films throughout her illustrious on-screen career.
According to IMDb, Tolsky won a recurring part in “Here Come the Brides” in 1968, when she played Biddie Cloom in 47 episodes.
In 1972, Tolsky’s breakout performance earned him a spot on the ephemeral CBS sitcom “The New Bill Cosby Show.”
Later, in 1982, Tolsky was cast as Bernadette Van Gilder in “Madame’s Place.” She was on 55 episodes of the popular programme.
Tolsky has acting credits as well; he participated in the movies “Charley and the Angel” from 1973 and “Pretty Maids All in a Row” from 1971. Later, she was cast in the 1981 movie “The Devil and Max Devlin.”
In the latter half of 1980, she began doing voice work for programmes like “Darkwing Duck,” “Bill and Ted’s Excellent Adventure,” and her final role, “The Buzz on Maggie.”
“I realized a long time ago that men don’t look at me and pant and go crazy. But at least I’m not worried about turning 40,” she said.