Mourning for Teri Garr: Michael Keaton feared this day

Teri Garr (1944-2024) has not been seen in new roles on the screen for around 13 years. However, some of the now deceased US actress’s films are unforgettable for her fans and colleagues. Among others, Michael Keaton (73), Jon Cryer (59), David Letterman (77) and Paul Feig (62) said goodbye to Garr on social media.

“This is a day that I have feared and that I knew would come”, . “Forget how great an actress and comedian she was. She was a wonderful woman. She was not only great to work with, but great to be around.” You should do yourself a favor and watch some of their comedies. He also publishes a picture of “Mr. Mom”. He and Garr starred in the 1983 comedy.

“Two and a Half Men” star Cryer . But he also encourages his followers on Platform X to watch the films of the deceased. His three favorites are “Tootsie” with Garr and Dustin Hoffman (87), “Close Encounters of the Third Kind” and “Oh God…”.

“Oh man, this is shocking,” . “Teri was a legend. So funny, so beautiful, so kind.” He had the honor of working with her in 2006, “and she was everything I dreamed she would be. Truly one of my comedy heroines. I couldn’t have loved her more.” Garr filmed “Oh dear, you happy one!” with Feig.

“Late Night” icon Letterman shares . These gave the program meaning back then, “which would not have been possible without them,” writes the moderator. “She was a first-rate actress and comedienne and a lovely human being.” He was lucky to know her and is sad that she is no longer there.

Garr’s manager announced that the actress died on October 29 in Los Angeles. Her agent said Garr was recently “surrounded by family and friends.” Garr was 79 years old. According to her own statements, she battled multiple sclerosis (MS) for around four decades. However, it took more than 20 years until she was correctly diagnosed.