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Beatrice Arthur

Milestones

  • Birthplace: New York City, New York, USA
  • Birthday: May 13, 1922
  • 2005

    Played Larry David's mother on the season five finale of HBO's "Curb Your Enthusiasm"

  • 2002

    Made a return to Broadway starring in the one-woman show "Bea Arthur on Broadway: Just Between Friends"; the show was nominated for a Tony award for Best Special Theatrical Event

  • 2000

    Earned an Emmy nomination for her guest-starring role on FOX's "Malcolm in the Middle"

  • 1998

    Appeared in the Los Angeles production of Anne Meara's "After-Play"

  • 1995

    Acted in Jason Alexander's feature directorial debut, "For Better or Worse"

  • 1995

    Starred in the Los Angeles production of "Bermuda Avenue Triangle"; penned by Taylor and Bologna

  • 1985

    Appeared on Broadway in Woody Allen's "The Floating Light Bulb"

  • 1985 to 1992

    Played the sarcastic, Dorothy Zbornak in the NBC sitcom, "The Golden Girls"

  • 1983

    Played the title character in the short-lived ABC sitcom, "Amanda's"

  • 1981

    Acted in Mel Brooks' "History of the World, Part I"

  • 1980

    Hosted own TV special, "The Beatrice Arthur Special" (CBS)

  • 1974

    Reprised her "Mame" role opposite Lucille Ball in the poorly received film adaptation; again directed by husband Saks

  • 1972 to 1978

    Played Maude Findlay, an outspoken liberal in the CBS series "Maude"

  • 1971 to 1972

    Introduced the character of Maude, an outspoken liberal and Edith Bunker's cousin on CBS' "All in the Family"

  • 1970

    Featured in a comedy film based on the play by Renee Taylor and Joseph Bologna, "Lovers and Other Strangers"

  • 1966

    Won a Tony Award starring opposite Angela Lansbury in Broadway's "Mame"; directed by then husband Gene Saks

  • 1964

    Portrayed Yente in Harnick and Bock's Broadway production of "Fiddler on the Roof"

  • 1959

    Feature acting debut, "That Kind of Woman"

  • 1958

    Opened Off-Broadway in "Ulysses in Nighttown"

  • 1956 to 1957

    TV regular on the NBC variety program "Caesar's Hour"

  • 1955

    Broadway debut as Madame Suze in "Seventh Heaven"

  • 1953

    Received widespread acclaim as Lucy Brown in the Off-Broadway revival of "The Threepenny Opera"

  • 1951

    First TV appearance was an episode of NBC's "Kraft Television Theatre"

  • 1947

    First stage role as "Lysistrata" at the Dramatic Workshop of the School of Social Research

  • 1947

    Professional stage debut in the Off-Broadway production of "Dog Beneath the Skin"

  • Raised in the Eastern Shore town of Camebridge, Maryland

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