#comic actor

photos: Comic actor, Keke Tochukwu and wife, welcome new baby

Comic actor, Keke Tochukwu and wife, welcome new baby, Oluebubechukwu.Congratulations to them! See photos:

R.I.P. Fred Willard 😔😢😭

September 18th, 1939 - May 15th, 2020

One of my most favorite characters of his that he played is the dense but hilariously entertaining dog show commentator, Buck Laughlin, in 2000’s comedy masterpiece mockumentary—Best in Show.☝️🤣

I know that many share my love for this character... and this scene. ❤️

From the AP today:

Comic Actor

Arnold Stang (September 28, 1918 – December 20, 2009) Radio, theater, film and television comic actor, whose comic persona was a small and bespectacled, yet brash and knowing big-city type.

Stang moved to television at the start of the Golden Age. He had a recurring role in the TV show The School House on the DuMont Television Network in 1949. He was a regular on Eddie Mayehoff's short-lived situation comedy Doc Corkle in fall of 1952 as well as comedy relief on Captain Video and His Video Rangers as Clumsy McGee. Then he made a guest appearance on Milton Berle's Texaco Star Theater on May 12, 1953 and joined him as a regular as Francis the Stagehand the following September, often berating or heckling the big-egoed star for big laughs. Stang also had guest roles on several variety shows of the day including The Colgate Comedy Hour. In early 1951, Stang appeared on Henry Morgan's Great Talent Hunt, a take-off of The Original Amateur Hour, as "Gerard", supposedly recruiting "talent" for Morgan.

Stang starred in movie short subjects for producer Edward Montagne in the early 1950s. In 1964, when Montagne was producing his McHale's Navy spinoff Broadside, he recruited Arnold Stang midway through production and gave him co-star billing. Stang joined the ensemble cast as outspoken master chef Stanley Stubbs.

Stang worked often as a voice actor for animated cartoons, and voiced the title role in Top Cat. The show lasted one season in prime time, 1961–62, before going into reruns.

On television he appeared in commercials for the Chunky candy bar, where he would list many of its ingredients, smile and say, "Chunky, what a chunk of chocolate!" He provided the voice of the Honey Nut Cheerios Bee in the 1980s and was also a spokesman for Vicks Vapo-Rub. As a pitchman for Alcoa aluminum window screens in the late 1960s, he was known for the tag line "Arnold Stang says don't get stung".  Stang also appeared in "The Grave Robber," an episode of the popular horror anthology series Tales from the Darkside, playing Tapok, an ancient Egyptian mummy who encounters some unscrupulous archaeologists who lure him into a game of strip poker.

Meet Angel, The Gorgeous Daughter Of Nollywood Comic Actor, Victor Osuagwu (Photos)

Until now, not many of us knew that veteran Nigerian comic actor, Victor Osuagwu had such an extraordinary beautiful daughter, Angel.

Angel, a charming young woman who recently visited her Twitter page to share photos of some of the fun characters her father played in the movies, characters that most of us know.

According to Angel, she stumbled upon some of the photos during his family album…