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--- lillian [2023/06/09 23:46] – created - external edit 127.0.0.1
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 | <html><center></html>**Lillian** \\ {{characters:lillian.png?300x|Lillian}}<html></center></html> ||
-^ Credit Group  | Co-Starring |
+^ <html><small></html>**Credit Group, **<html></small></html> \\ Portrayed By  | <html><small></html>**Co-Starring**<html></small></html> \\ [[Leslie Fray]] |
-^ Portrayed By  | [[Leslie Fray]] |
-^ Status        | Alive |
 ^ First Appearance | [[S2E1 Simone|Simone]] |
 ^ Last Appearance  | [[S2E1 Simone|Simone]] |
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+===== Trivia =====
+  * Leslie Fray also appears in the Palladinos’ subsequent series, Étoile.
+  * (TW: Suicide) After Midge gets off the stage in the Paris nightclub, the former New Yorker who has been acting as her translator hands her a card and says, "Here's the card for my psychiatrist who just moved from Boston to New York. He's done wonders for Sylvia Plath." Sylvia Plath was a poet and novelist, best known for her novel "The Bell Jar." She committed suicide at the age of 30 by gassing herself in her kitchen oven, after several previous, unsuccessful attempts at killing herself. The episode takes place in 1959, Plath ended her life in 1963 - clearly the psychiatrist did do wonders. (Source: [[https://www.imdb.com/title/tt7667344/trivia/?item=tr4291295&ref_=ext_shr_lnk|IMDb]])
 ===== See Also =====