Carole Cook died Wednesday in Beverly Hills at the age of 98. The Broadway legend first found fame in Hollywood under the guidance of comedian Lucille Ball.

Carole Cook died of heart failure on Wednesday in Beverly Hills, her husband, actor Tom Troupe, announced. Cook would have celebrated her 99th birthday on Saturday.

Carole Cook, a Lucille Ball protégée who was also known for her role in “Sixteen Candles,” died Wednesday. She was 98. Her husband, Tom Troupe, revealed she suffered heart failure in Beverly ...

Actor Carole Cook died Wednesday from heart failure, her agent Robert Malcolm confirmed. Carole Cook, a veteran stage and screen actor and the protege of Lucille Ball, has died. She was 98. Cook ...

Carole Cook, a protege of Lucille Ball who would become a familiar face through appearances on Ball’s TV shows, movies like The Incredible Mr. Limpet and Sixteen Candles and stage musicals 42nd ...

Carole Cook, an actress who had a lengthy screen and stage career and a close friendship with late comedy icon Lucille Ball, has died.She was 98. A representative for Cook shared in a statement to ...

Carole Cook, a veteran actress beloved for her work on stage and screen, with credits including the 1984 John Hughes comedy “Sixteen Candles,” has died, according to a statement from her agent ...

Veteran American actor and writer Tom Troupe passed away at his home in Beverly Hills, California, on July 20, 2025, at the ...

Carole Cook, known for her standout roles in The Lucy Show and Here’s Lucy, left an indelible mark on Hollywood. Now, her legacy is taking center stage once again, thanks to Mason McCulley ...

Carole Cook: No, it doesn’t. The reason why I wanted to do it so much was that Paul Schrader wrote it and directed it. He was edgy - I love that word. And Paul Schrader is terrific.