That's too bad, he's a funny guy. I enjoyed watching him on Stargate SG1, he seemed to enjoy working with his sons. He seemed to have a zest for life.

Here's a very funny clip from the Johnny Carson Show.

momi47:
Thanks for putting in the Clip.
That's what was in the one I Posted, that wouldn't open.
LOU

I remember seeing him in many films. He was a very funny man and will surely be missed.
Lisa

He was a very good actor. His dramatic work was good as well as all the funny stuff he did. I loved seeing him cook. What passion! He'll be missed.

Lou, when you make a post after you type your message you hit the preview part, then down below the part where you could change your message a section comes up that says optional link url. That's where you put the www stuff. Right below that you can put a name to the link. I'm not sure why when you start a thread the option for the link doesn't come up until you preview it the first time, but, it doesn't. Hope this helps in the future. Thanks for posting this.

Here is a link that might be useful: Dom DeLuise Obituary

What a shame - I always liked him.

My favorite thing he did was a movie called 'Fatso'. It hit the nail on the head perfectly of living in an Italian family and how life just revolves around food!! There's a scene of him in the kitchen scooping some "gravy" from the pot with Italian bread - we kids grew up doing that! It wasn't Sunday if you weren't in the kitchen dunking a piece of bread in the pot of gravy trying to not get caught doing it! You got a rap on the knuckles with the wooden spoon if you weren't fast enough lol!! Love that movie.

Lisa

Sad news indeed. He was a very funny man.

Immensely funny, immensely likable. We'll miss him.

Watch him do a spot-on imitation of Brando in this clip from 'Men in Tights'--and he briefly talks about food in it, too.

Here is a link that might be useful: Deluise as Don Giovanni

He was a very sweet man. He did a charity performance for us a few years ago, and there was no pretense, just kindness. My sympathies to his sweet wife Carol and his family. The world lost a very good guy.

Here's a fun clip from his younger years...

Here is a link that might be useful: Johnny & Dom DeLuise

Coconut:
I wanted to thank you for the info you Posted for me,
about putting in the " WWW stuff "
When I looked the Post had gone South and I had to retrieve it.
Thank You, LOU

FATSO...one of my top 10 favorite movies. sooooooo funny! RIP Dommy!!!!

I was sad to hear this too. I've always liked Dom Deluise. I have one of his cookbooks.

Ann

I loved him too. I remember when he used to do a magician act and Ruth Buzzi was his assistant, Shagundala - they were each so great!