Barbara Bosson, a well-known actress, died at the age of 83 on February 18, 2023. Her son, Jesse Bochco, stated that she died in her Los Angeles apartment.
The cause of death is unknown at this time. The official Facebook page for the book Follies of God paid tribute to the late actress by posting a photo of her. According to the caption, she was a member of the comic ensemble The Committee and was nominated for five Emmys for her role in Hill Street Blues. The message continued:
“Friends and relatives have notified those who knew and worked with Barbara of her death. I recognize that there are people who live for and enjoy going on the internet and claiming that someone isn’t dead and daring us to prove our loss. Examine sensitivity. Recognize that others may be aware of events before you.”
Bosson leaves behind two children and two grandchildren.
Barbara Bosson amassed a sizable fortune during her career in the entertainment industry
Barbara Bosson appeared in a few films and TV shows until 1998, which helped her amass a substantial fortune. IdolNetworth estimates Bosson’s net worth to be around $25 million. Her net worth is estimated to be around $5 million by other websites such as Vimbuzz and AllFamousBirthday
. Bullitt, a 1968 action thriller, was Bosson’s feature film debut. She went on to appear in films like The Love God?, Mame, Capricorn One, and others. She began her television career as Miss Riley in a Season 3 episode of the CBS detective series Mannix.
Other films in which she appeared include Operation Room, Calendar Girl Murders, The Last Starfighter, Hostage Flight, The Education of Allison Tate, Little Sweetheart, and Scattered Dad. Barbara Bosson was well-known for her role as Sharon Diederson in six episodes of the NBC detective drama series Richie Brockelman, Private Eye.
She rose to prominence after starring as Fay Furillo in 100 episodes of NBC’s Hill Street Blues. She played Captain C.Z. Stern for 42 episodes of the ABC comedy-drama series Hooperman and Mirian Grasso for 41 episodes of the ABC legal drama series Murder One.
Bosson appeared in ten episodes of Cop Rock, which aired on ABC, and three episodes of Civil Wars, which debuted on the network. She also played Roana in an episode of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine. Barbara Bosson starred in Longstreet, Emergency!, Alias Smith and Jones, Griff, McMillan & Wife, Sunshine, Delvecchio, L.A. Law, The New Mike Hammer, ABC Afterschool Special, and other shows.
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