RIP Jerry Stiller

[Bunk]

Jerry Stiller, ‘Seinfeld’ actor and comedian, dead at 92

Comedy veteran Jerry Stiller, who launched his career opposite wife Anne Meara in the 1950s and reemerged four decades later as the hysterically high-strung Frank Costanza on the smash television s…

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[pedro47]

RIP Stiller, I enjoyed your character in Steinfeld.

 

[Brett]

Jerry Stiller was funny - (and also his son)

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jerry_Stiller

 

[jont]

Although Jerry snd his wife Anne had a were one of the great comedy teams, I just loved Jerry in his Frank Costanza role. Pure comic genius! Thanks for all the laughs Jerry. R.I.P.

 

[Carta]

I watch "King of Queens" every night...Even though I've seen every episode numerous times...All I have to do is look at "Arthur" and I crack up...IMO, he made the show.....RIP

 

[Bunk]

I watch "King of Queens" every night...Even though I've seen every episode numerous times...All I have to do is look at "Arthur" and I crack up...IMO, he made the show.....RIP

I also think King of Queens is a really good show and well worth watching.

I read that Jerry Stiller and Jack Klugman performed together in a Shakespeare play. Can you image what that must have been like.

 

[DaveNV]

Another legend leaves us. I remember laughing at Stiller and Meara whenever they appeared on Ed Sullivan or The Tonight Show, and on shows like Carol Burnett in the 70s. They were always funny. When Jerry Stiller hit on Seinfeld, I thought it was perfect casting. He had such a long career, I can't imagine him wanting things to be any different. Thanks for all the laughs.

Dave

 

[Krteczech]

RIP Jerry, we will toast you on every Festivus.

 

[AnnaS]

RIP - Jerry - enjoyed watching you on Seinfeld and King of Queens.

 

[SteveDavis]

RIP Jerry - I truly enjoyed watching you on Seinfeld. Sad, but it's part of life...

 

[Old Hickory]

RIP Jerry, we will toast you on every Festivus.

Right after the "feats of strength" You shouldn't wrestle after a toast.

 

[normab]

I also remember watching Stiller and Meara on the variety shows of days gone by. RIP.