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Comedian Andy Clark Dead At 62 After Suffering Complications From Pneumonia
Comedian and actor Anthony “Andy” Clark died on 10 November aged 62, reportedly after complications from pneumonia. He was best known for starring in the CBS sitcom “Yes, Dear”; his death was announced by co-star Mike O’Malley, who remembered him as a distinctive comic and a friend.
Clark began in stand-up, gaining notice in Boston and appearing in HBO’s 1995 “Young Comedians” special alongside performers including Dave Chappelle and Garry Shandling. “Yes, Dear”, which also starred Jean Louisa Kelly and Liza Snyder, ran for six seasons and 122 episodes. Clark later hosted the fourth season of “Last Comic Standing” and had more than 19 acting credits across television and film.
In short
- Anthony Clark died aged 62 after reportedly suffering pneumonia complications.
- He starred in the CBS sitcom “Yes, Dear” for six seasons.
- Co-star Mike O’Malley paid tribute to Clark’s humour and friendship.