OT Fred Willard dead at 86 from natural causes

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Great comedic straight man...old school as hell ..RIP..just listened to Marc Maron interview him this winter...humble and kind sounding man..sketch comedy master
 
Fred Willard was a comedic genius,, and one of my comedy hero’s. He ALWAYS makes me laugh.

On a personal note, I had the chance to meet him twice. He was the kindest man. Gave me some tips on some comedy I was doing.

One of my best days ever was when I got done on stage and he said “Hey, that was pretty funny, good job”


One of my favorites......you know what they say about blind prostitutes? You really have to hand it to them.
 
Fred Willard was a comedic genius,, and one of my comedy hero’s. He ALWAYS makes me laugh.

On a personal note, I had the chance to meet him twice. He was the kindest man. Gave me some tips on some comedy I was doing.

One of my best days ever was when I got done on stage and he said “Hey, that was pretty funny, good job”


One of my favorites......you know what they say about blind prostitutes? You really have to hand it to them.
I always thought Fred and Letterman had that similar mid western timing and delivery...
 
Comic talent Fred Willard has passed away at 86.

The Best In Show actor died from natural causes, rep Glenn Schwartz confirmed to Rolling Stone.

He was well-known for his roles in mockumentaries like A Mighty Wind, For Your Consideration and This Is Spinal Tap, also recently appearing on the hit series Modern Family.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowb...ctor-Fred-Willard-dead-86-natural-causes.html
I knew him best in Second City and Mary Hartman Mary Hartman.
 
Fernwood Tonight was a hoot. Very edgy...



 
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