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How Did Maggie Thrett Die? Maggie Thrett Cause Of Death, Actress Star Trek

Maggie  Thrett death confirmed

Diane Pine, who played Ruth Bonaventure in the Star Trek: The Original Series pilot “Mudd’s Women,” went by the stage name Maggie Thrett (18 November 1946 – 18 December 2022; age 76). At Desilu’s Stages 9 and 10, she filmed her scenes between Monday, June 6 and Friday, June 10, 1966.
She has also made guest appearances on shows like The Wild Wild West (where she co-starred with William Campbell and Jason Evers) and Cimarron Strip (where she co-starred with Bobby Clark, Jason Wingreen, and Morgan Woodward), in addition to I Dream of Jeannie. Her filmography includes Out of Sight (1966), in which she co-starred with future TOS co-star Carole Shelyne, Dimension 5 (1966), starring Jeffrey Hunter, France Nuyen, Robert Ito, and Jon Lormer, The Devil’s Brigade (1968), starring Andrew Prine and Hal Needham, Three in the Attic (1968), and Cover Me Baby (1968), starring Richard Derr (1970, with Jeff Corey).

Maggie Thrett had already released three singles before moving to Hollywood. In 1964, she released “Lucky Girl” (under the name Diane Pine) on the Take 3 label, and in 1965, she released “Soupy” and “Walk On By” (under her real name) on the DynoVoice label (both 1965). Various Northern Soul acts have sampled “Soupy,” ensuring the song’s continued popularity among fans of the genre.

Upon leaving the film industry, Thrett found work in the medical field. On December 18, 2022, at age 76, she passed away in a Long Island, New York hospital.

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Update: 2024-05-17