Candice Bergen's husband Marshall Rose died at the age of 88.
The husband of the Sex and the City Star, which she married in 2000, died peacefully at home in New York surrounded by loved ones on Saturday 15 February.
He died of complications with Parkinson's disease after 'many years of extraordinary power and resilience', read an online death advertisement.
The real estate magnate and philanthropist are survived by Candice; his children Wendi and Andrew; His stepdaughter Chloe; And his grandchildren Alexander, Clio, Ell, Milo, Arthur and Alice.
Bergen, 78, was previously married to film director Louis Malle from 1980 until his death by cancer in 1995. They share one daughter, Chloe, 40.
Life-long New Yorker Marshall was born in Brighton Beach in 1937.
Candice Bergen's husband Marshall Rose died at the age of 88 – depicted 2017
One of the most famous roles of Candice is as a Vogue editor Enid Frick in Sex and the City and Spin-Off, and just like that …
He studied economics at City College, obtained a diploma from NYU and later an honorary doctorate from Cuny.
He forged a career as a real estate developer and consultant of non-profit organizations, and founded the Georgetown Company in 1978, which supervised the development of projects, including the IAC building of Frank Gehry and the renovation of Madison Square Garden.
He spent 30 years in the board of the New York Public Library.
Rose's family praised his' legacy of fierce compassion, stubborn perseverance and dedication to cheer the knicks.
“His wisdom, strength and generosity of spirit will be remembered by the countless people whose life he has touched.
His funeral takes place in Central Synagogue on Tuesday, February 18 at noon.
In an interview from 2015 with her Miss Congieity Co star Sandra Bullock, Bergen thought about her relationship with Rose and said she wanted to work less to spend more time with him.
She told the interview: 'You know, I am not so ambitious. I am always grateful if I get something that involves me, it is for the right amount of time and I don't have to leave my husband for more than a week or two. That is really all I ask. '
The Sex and the City Star's husband, whom she married in 2000, died peacefully at home in New York surrounded by loved ones on Saturday 15 February – depicted 2002
Bergen, 78, was previously married to film director Louis Malle from 1980 until his death of cancer in 1995 at the age of 63. They share one daughter, Chloe, 40 – shown 1993
Life -Long New Yorker Marshall was born in Brighton Beach in 1937. He studied economics at City College, obtained a diploma from NYU and later an honorary doctorate of Cuny – shown 2002
She won five Emmy Awards and two Golden Globes for her 10 seasons as a title character on CBS Sitcom Murphy Brown – depicted with Paul Reubens in the show in 1993
Bullock reflected in photographing the 2000 film, the same year Bergen Wed Rose, with Bergen said: “We were just married! We started photographing when our honeymoon had to happen. '
Bullock added: 'We were on stage at that location. He was there – I don't know what we were doing – but I remember looking inside and you were dizzy. It was preferably.
“He was so demonstrative with you. He touched your face, said goodbye or something, [Bergen laughs] And the affection, the sweetness … We were all on the other side of the stage, a bit bitter. We all went: 'Wow. We have nothing. We have absolutely nothing. '
Bergen played memorable frightening Vogue-Editor Enid Frick about sex and the city and spin-off, and just …
She won five Emmy Awards and two Golden Globes for her 10 seasons as a title character on CBS Sitcom Murphy Brown, who wrapped 30 years ago.
She later reproduced the role in a new season in 2018.
The show was known for its political satire and to display the current events, topics ripe for coverage today.
According to the deadline, it was famous by Vice President than Quayle referred in a speech during the 1992 presidential campaign.
Bergen was nominated for the Academy Award for the best supporting actress for the start of (1979) and for the Bafta Award for Best Actress in a supporting role for Gandhi (1982).
