Marilou Henner

Marilou Henner (born April 6, 1952) is an American actress, television personality, author, and health advocate with a career spanning over five decades. She gained widespread recognition for her role as Vicki Winters on the acclaimed sitcom "Taxi" (1978–1983), which earned her multiple Emmy nominations and established her as a talented comedic actress. Beyond her television work, Henner has appeared in numerous films and guest-starred on popular shows including "Seinfeld," where she played a notable supporting character. Beyond entertainment, Henner has become known for her advocacy in health and wellness, particularly following her battle with breast cancer, which she documented publicly to raise awareness. She has authored several books, including works on health, aging, and maintaining vitality. Henner has also claimed to possess hyperthymesia, or highly superior autobiographical memory, allowing her to recall events from her life with remarkable detail—a claim that has made her a subject of scientific and popular interest. She has remained active in television as a host and commentator on various programs. Her multifaceted career demonstrates both longevity and versatility in entertainment, while her advocacy work has established her as an important voice in health awareness.