Doris Roberts was an American actor and philanthropist, best known for her role in the sitcom 'Everybody Loves Raymond.' Doris developed an interest in acting while performing in a kindergarten play. Over the years, she nurtured her craft and eventually entered the industry. With a distinguished career, spanning almost 6 decades, she had numerous TV and film credits under her belt. Doris was a versatile actor. Hence, her acting skills also earned accolades on stage. Doris, however, gained prominence mostly for her TV roles. She had won five 'Primetime Emmy Awards,' a 'Screen Actors Guild Award,' and a ‘Lifetime Achievement Award’ at the ‘CineRockom International Film Festival.’ She was known for her trademark short stature, husky voice, incredible sense of humor, and popular catchphrases. The ‘Broadway’ veteran was raised in New York. Hence, she developed an iconic accent. Doris had appeared on various talk shows and variety shows and had been a panelist on several game shows. An enthusiastic cook, Doris had co-written a memoir containing several recipes. She was an animal rights activist and a staunch ‘Democrat.’ Doris died at the age of 90 years.