Actress Eileen Saki from ‘M*A*S*H’ dies at 79.
Remembering Eileen Saki: The Iconic Actress from M*A*S*H
The entertainment industry has lost another gem as Eileen Saki, the talented actress who played the role of Rosie in the hit TV series “M*A*S*H,” passed away at the age of 79. Her family confirmed that she lost her battle with cancer, leaving behind a legacy that spanned decades.
A Career to Remember
Saki’s career in Hollywood was nothing short of impressive. She landed her first big role on the Primetime Emmy-winning show that focused on the lives of Army hospital staff stationed during the Korean War. Fans will remember her for her appearance on a handful of episodes where her character was the owner of the self-titled “Rosie’s Bar.”
In later years, Saki appeared in several movies and TV shows, including 1984’s “Splash” alongside Tom Hanks, Mel Brooks’ “History of the World: Part I,” and the TV crime drama “CHiPS.” Most recently, she reportedly appeared in an Uber Eats ad with L.A. Rams’ defensive tackle, Aaron Donald.
A Tribute to a Legend
As news of her passing spread, fans of the Korean War-based sitcom took to Twitter to share images, clips, and more about her work. One person wrote, “Extremely sad news. Eileen Saki has passed away, deepest love, prayers and thoughts to her whole family.” Another tweeted, “Here’s to you Rosie. REST IN PEACE Eileen Saki. [MASH].”
Those on the MASH Matters podcast tweeted a lengthy sweet message that read, “Our sweet Eileen. Our Sassy Rosie.” “On behalf of her husband Bob, we extend sincere appreciation for the hundreds of MASH fans who filled Eileen’s final days with peace, encouragement, and love,” it added. “She read every email and responded to as many as she could.”
A Legacy That Lives On
Eileen Saki may have left us, but her legacy will continue to live on. She will always be remembered for her incredible talent, her infectious smile, and her unwavering spirit. She is survived by her husband Bob Borgen.
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