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Marla Gibbs

A trailblazing comedian and actress, Marla Gibbs rises from the shadows of supporting roles to become a beloved television icon, breaking barriers and redefining laughter on screen.

Born
1931
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  • Actress
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49
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7
Decades active
1
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In short · Acting since 1968, 7 decades active, 49 credits.

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    Marla Gibbs Honors Late TV Spouse Hal Williams

    Marla Gibbs has paid tribute to her late TV husband, Hal Williams, who portrayed Lester Jenkins on the NBC series 227. The actress remembered Williams, with whom she shared a fictional on-screen marriage. Her tribute highlights the lasting impact of their shared work on the classic show. The memory of Williams continues to resonate with fans and colleagues alike.

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Marla Gibbs is an American actress, singer, comedian, writer and television producer whose career has extended across seven decades. She is best known for portraying Florence Johnston, the maid to George Jefferson, on the CBS sitcom *The Jeffersons*, which aired from 1975 to 1985. Her work on the series earned her five Primetime Emmy Award nominations for Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series.

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