Susan Saint James, Emmy-winning star of 'The Name of the Game' and 'McMillan & Wife', passes away at 80; family says she 'put everyone else first'
What Happened?
Susan Saint James, known for her roles in 'The Name of the Game' and 'McMillan & Wife', has died at 80 from pancreatic cancer. Her family remembers her generosity and kindness.
Key points
- Susan Saint James passed away on October 26, 2026.
- She was known for her roles in 'The Name of the Game', 'McMillan & Wife', and 'Kate & Allie'.
- Her family described her as generous and kind, teaching her children to care for others.
- Saint James delivered her son's eulogy after his tragic death in a plane crash in 2004.
- She won an Emmy for Best Supporting Actress in 1969.
Key insights
- Her passing marks the end of an era for classic American television.
- Saint James's legacy may inspire future generations of actors and actresses.
- Her commitment to family and community service highlights the importance of kindness in public life.
Why it matters
Susan Saint James was a beloved figure in American television, influencing many with her kindness and generosity.
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Times of India

