Sylvia Kellerman Obituary, Death – Sylvia Kellerman has sadly passed away unexpectedly leaving loved ones and family in grief and agony. Sally Kellerman, the willowy, sultry-voiced actress and singer whose portrayal of Maj. Margaret (Hot Lips) Houlihan in the 1970 dark comedy “MASH” earned her an Oscar nomination, passed away on Thursday at an assisted-living facility in Los Angeles. Kellerman’s performance as Houlihan earned her the nomination for the Academy Award. Because of Kellerman’s portrayal of Houlihan, she was put in consideration for an Academy Award nomination.
Kellerman’s most recent performance on stage was in the role of Major Margaret “Hot Lips” Houlihan in the television series “MASH.” She had reached the age of 84. Heart failure was the reason for her passing, as stated by her son Jack Krane in the statements he made after her passing. Ms. Kellerman had a long and successful career in film and television, but the role that brought her the most acclaim and earned her the Golden Globe Award was her performance as the prim and proper but alluring Army nurse in the television series “MASH.” In addition, Ms. Kellerman had a successful career in both film and television.
Over the course of her working life, Ms. Kellerman was successful in both the film and television industries, accumulating more than 150 credits in the process. She has appeared as a guest on the television shows “Maron,” “Decker,” and “The Young and the Restless” over the course of the past ten years. She appeared in the role of Marc Maron’s mother in the film “Maron.” Her most recent appearance on television was in Decker. y Kellerman was born on June 2nd, 1937 in the city of Long Beach, which is located in the state of California.
Her father’s name was John Helm Kellerman, and her mother’s name was Edith Kellerman. Although John Helm Kellerman worked in sales and Edith Kellerman was a piano teacher, both of them were employed in the music industry. John worked in sales, and Edith worked in the music education field. When she passes away, one of the people who will continue to carry on the legacy that she has established is her daughter, Claire Kellerman Krane. She is one of the people who will continue to carry on the legacy that she has established. Another daughter, Hannah Krane, died in 2016. Jonathan Krane, Ms. Kellerman’s husband, had been battling a number of health issues for some time before he passed away in 2016. My first marriage, to Rick Edelstein, which unfortunately did not last and resulted in a divorce, was my first experience with being married.