Remembering Mary Tyler Moore: Her Life in Pictures
Turn the world on with your smile. Throw your hat in the air. Do it for Mary.
Best known for her roles on the Dick Van Dyke Show and the The Mary Tyler Moore Show, Emmy award winning actress Mary Tyler Moore was a comedy and feminist icon. She died today after spending more than a week in critical condition in a Connecticut Hospital. "A groundbreaking actress, producer, and passionate advocate for the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation, Mary will be remembered as a fearless visionary who turned the world on with her smile," Mara Buxbaum, Moore's longtime representative, said in a statement.
1960
American actress Mary Tyler Moore.
1961
Moore and Van Dyke on set of the Dick Van Dyke Show.
1962
A portrait of actress.
1962
Behind the scenes of the Dick Van Dyke Show with Moore, Van Dyke, and Barbara Bain.
1964
Winners of Outstanding Program Achievement in the field of comedy for the Dick Van Dyke Show at the 16th Annual Primetime Emmy Awards. Pictured from left to right: Richard Deacon, Carl Reiner, Dick Van Dyke, Mary Tyler Moore, and Jerry Paris.
1964
Dick Van Dyke and Mary Tyler Moore smile while holding the Emmy Award they won for Best Actor and Best Actress for the television series, Dick Van Dyke Show.
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Mary Tyler Moore at the 17th Annual Primetime Emmy Awards.
1965
Van Dyke, Moore, and Jimmy Durante during the 17th Annual Primetime Emmy Awards.
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Moore holding her Emmy Award behind the scenes at the ceremony.
1967
Julie Andrews, Carol Channing, and Moore in the film Thoroughly Modern Millie.
1967
Moore attends the premiere of Thoroughly Modern Millie.
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Moore poses with her son, Richard Meeker Jr., at a Teach Foundation benefit.
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Moore cuddles a gorilla at the Los Angeles Zoo.
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1988
Mary Tyler Moore attends a dinner gala with her husband Dr. Robert Levine.
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