Doris Roberts

Played the ex-wife of Garry Marshall in the indie comedy "Keeping Up with the Steins," directed by Marshall's son Scott

Cast as a tart-tongued receptionist at an AIDS testing center in "All Over the Guy"

Played Marie Romano, the title character's mother, on "Everybody Loves Raymond" (CBS); received Emmy nominations in 1999, 2000, 2001 and 2004 and SAG nominations in 2004 and 2005 for Best Supporting Actress

Appeared in the film "The Grass Harp"

Had recurring role as mother to Denny Dillon's Toby on the HBO series "Dream On"

Was featured in the short-lived CBS sitcom "The Boys"

Acted in the feature "Used People

Earned fourth career Emmy nomination for supporting role in the PBS production "The Sunset Gang" (aired on "American Playhouse")

Picked up an Emmy nomination for a guest appearance on the ABC sitcom "Perfect Strangers"

Made memorable guest appearance as a bag lady appearing opposite James Coco on NBC's "St. Elsewhere"; won 1983 Emmy Award as did Coco

Teamed with James Coco as Mr. and Mrs. Van Daan in the NBC remake of "The Diary of Anne Frank"

Had small role as Bette Midler's mother in "The Rose"

Played Martin Balsam's wife in the award-winning TV-movie "The Storyteller" (NBC)

Portrayed Dorelda Doremus on the syndicated spoof of soap operas "Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman"

Garnered attention for her stage performance in "Bad Habits"

Had key supporting role in "Hester Street"

Reteamed with May for a supporting role in "The Heartbreak Kid", scripted by Neil Simon

Appeared in Elaine May's comedy "A New Leaf"

Acted in "No Way to Treat a Lady"

Early feature film work, appearing in "Something Wild"

Stage acting debut "The Time of Your Life"

Made TV acting debut in "Jane Eyre" on "Studio One"

Cast as the title character's meddling mother on the ABC sitcom "Angie"

Co-starred on ABC sitcom "Maggie"

Had regular role as the efficient secretary Mildred Krebs on "Remington Steele" (NBC); garnered Emmy nomination in 1985

Made a popular series of commercials for Glade air freshener

Spent 20 years as New York stage actress, including Broadway runs in "Desk Set" and later opposite James Coco in both "The Last of the Red Hot Lovers" and "Bad Habits"