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‘Mid-Century Modern’ Team Talks Linda Lavin’s “Devastating” Death, ‘Golden Girls’ Comparisons & ‘Will & Grace’ Crossover Potential
After co-star Linda Lavin died in December at 87, Nathan Lane opened up to Deadline about the “shocking” death of the actress ...
Through Tears, ‘Mid-Century Modern’ Makes Them Laugh
Partway through filming Season 1, the beloved cast member Linda Lavin died. To honor her, the remaining cast and crew decided ...
Matt Bomer on How ‘Mid-Century Modern’ Pays Tribute to Linda Lavin and Working with ‘Icons’ Nathan Lane and Nathan Lee Graham
Nathan Lane, Matt Bomer and Nathan Lee Graham star as a trio of longtime friends who decide to room together in Lane’s chic ...
Inside Linda Lavin’s Pivotal Role in How ‘Mid-Century Modern’ Handled Her Death
How fitting that TV’s most iconic waitress knew just what to order.
‘Mid-Century Modern’ Cast, Creators Pay Tribute to Linda Lavin at Hulu Premiere: ‘The Spiritual Showrunner of Our Show’
Nathan Lane, Matt Bomer, Nathan Lee Graham, Max Mutchnick and David Kohan honor the late actress, who died in December at age ...
Linda Lavin Makes a Feisty Entrance as Nathan Lane's Mom in Posthumous “Mid-Century Modern” Role — Watch (Exclusive)
Linda Lavin will make her final onscreen appearance on Friday, March 28, in the Hulu original comedy Mid-Century Modern in a role catered to her many talents.
‘Mid-Century Modern’ Star Nathan Lane: A Gay Sitcom “More Important Than Ever” While “All Our Rights Are Under Threat” – Contenders TV
The three stars of Mid-Century Modern are united in their belief that a gay-themed sitcom lands as a welcome antidote to what ...
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Inside Linda Lavin’s Pivotal Role in How ‘Mid-Century Modern’ Handled Her Death
ALICE, Linda Lavin, TV GUIDE cover, October 23-29, 1976. TV Guide/courtesy Everett Collection “The writers took a week and wrote this beautiful script,” adds Lane, a longtime Lavin friend.
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Inside Linda Lavin’s Pivotal Role in How ‘Mid-Century Modern’ Handled Her Death
How fitting that TV’s most iconic waitress knew just what to order. “It was a directive actually from Linda,” reveals Kohan, who co-wrote “Here’s to You, Mrs. Schneiderman” with Kohan.