Rue McClanahan
Date of Birth: February 21, 1935 (91)
Birth Place: Healdton, OK, USA
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Rue McClanahan
Connection
Movies
[ 1961 ] Loraina
[ 1961 ] Sandy
[ 1963 ] SallyPoochie
[ 1970 ] Della
[ 1971 ] Daisy
[ 1971 ] Lita Joyce
[ 1971 ] Mrs. O Mara
[ 1973 ] Gail
[ 1990 ] Mrs. Evelyn Parker
[ 1991 ] Hostess
[ 1996 ] Mom Turner
[ 1997 ] Biology Teacher
[ 1997 ] Marty's mother
[ 1997 ] Mrs. Ellen Carruthers
[ 1998 ] Edna Callahan
[ 1998 ] Mrs. Kirby
[ 2003 ] Nancy Stringer
[ 2005 ] Dean Madison
TV Shows
Irene Pembroke
Gertie Lawton, Margaret Fielding
Katrina, Marian
Mary Margaret, Linda
Aunt Fran Crowley
Vivian Cavender Harmon, Vivian, Vivian Cavender
Blanche Devereaux
Blanche Devereaux
Mary Hubble, Cheryl Enicker, Laura Thornton Hayes
Lila Winslow, Amelia Bowthorpe Archibald
Awards and Nominations
winner
Rue McClanahan, Who's Happy Now?
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Rue McClanahan won four Emmy Awards during her career. She received Emmy Awards for Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series for The Golden Girls in 1987, 1988, and 1991. She also won an Emmy Award for Outstanding Guest Actress in a Comedy Series for a guest appearance on a television series. In addition to her Emmy wins, McClanahan received multiple Emmy nominations throughout her career, recognizing her talent in comedic television roles. She was also nominated for and won various other industry awards and accolades that celebrated her contributions to television and theater. McClanahan's awards and recognition reflected her significant impact on television comedy, particularly through her iconic role as Blanche Devereaux on The Golden Girls, which became one of the most celebrated sitcoms in television history.