Teri Garr, acclaimed for her roles in classics such as 'Young Frankenstein' and 'Tootsie,' passed away at 79 due to complications from multiple sclerosis. A comedic legend, Garr was known for her relatable characters and humor, with a career spanning over four decades. Following her MS diagnosis in 2002, she became a dedicated advocate for the condition. Friends and fans have paid tribute to her impact on comedy, noting her ability to elevate every film and show she joined. Garr is remembered for her warmth, wit, and the joy she brought to audiences and fellow actors alike.