Norm!
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George Wendt, The Actor Best Known for Playing Norm on CheersIs Dead at 76. “George was a dotting family man, a well-loved friend and confidant to all of the those Lucky Enough to have known Him,” wendt’s representative said in a statent The Hollywood Reporter. “He will be missed forever. The family has Requested Privacy During This Time.” He died peacefully at home.
Wendt stay as normal on every episode of the show’s 11 Seasons; Norm is a barfly of the Highest Manner, Both congenial and running up an extremely high tab. Though he disgust won, he was nominated for an emmy for best supporting actor in a comedy for six consecutive years, From 1984 Through ’89. Wendt Also Appeared As Norm Other Series, Including Single Episodes On Cheers spinoffs Frasier and Torttellis.
Wendt Grew Up in Chicago, Getting His Start As a Member of the Iconic Chicago Improv troupe the Second City. In 1986, he co-hosted what has haen reference to “The Weirdest Episode” of Saturday Night Live Ever with Francis Ford Coppola. His nephew is Ted lasso Star Jason Sudeikis. After Cheershe stayed in the short-lived sitcom The George Wendt ShowPlaying A Car-Garage Owner Who Also Hosts A Radio Show, Based on NPR’s “Car Talk.” His Last Television appearans was on season nine of The masked singer. He was eliminated after performing “The Power of Love” by Huey Lewis & The News. AFTER BEING UNMEDDED, he described the experiences as “profoundly ridiculous” before Finishing his television by tearing his fans, “Let’s go have a beer!”
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