Actor Anthony Clark, star of 'Yes, Dear,' dies at 62
Clark died on Nov. 10 from complications of pneumonia, according to Deadline, as cited by Fox News.
Anthony Clark, best known for playing a lead role in the sitcom "Yes, Dear," has died at age 62. His longtime manager, Barry Katz, said Clark was one of the funniest and most talented comedians and actors he had ever watched.
According to Deadline, Clark died on Nov. 10 from complications of pneumonia. His "Yes, Dear" co-star Mike O'Malley and comedian Nick Swardson posted tributes on social media, with O'Malley recalling that Clark had been famous in Boston as a stand-up comic when the two first met.
Born in 1964 in Virginia, Clark won a national college comedy award in 1986 after graduating from Emerson College. He starred in NBC's "Boston Common" and "Soul Man," and his biggest success was "Yes, Dear," which ran from 2000 to 2006. His film credits included "Dogfight," "The Thing Called Love" and "The Rock."
Key points
- Clark died at 62 from complications of pneumonia, according to Deadline.
- He was best known for the sitcom "Yes, Dear," which ran from 2000 to 2006.
- Co-star Mike O'Malley and comedian Nick Swardson paid tribute.
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