Corr Wendt, the actor playing norm in applause, dies in 76

George Wendt, who took the role as Peterson in the popular comedy series, died at the age of 76.

Favorite actor and comedy, died peacefully in his house on Tuesday morning.

“George was a loving friend, a well-loved friend, and all the lucky ones who knew him were all the lucky ones. He will be kidnapped forever,” he said, “he said.

Wendt role in the norm in all 275 hilarious episodes fleeing in 1982-93. The comedy series won six emmy nominations in a row for a prominent supporting actor.

Wendt’s character norm was a well-loved bar and was one of the few characters that appear in every perspective.

The entrance of the rod was a gag who fleeed the show, and other patrons that started with him greeted the permission of the crowd.

Ted Danson, Rhea Perlman, Kelsey Grammer and John Ratzenberger, including 75th Primetime EMMY Awards in 2024, were familiar with some cast.

In addition to NBC sitcom, Dreamscape appeared in several movies like young and gung ho.

He turned out to be a boy played by Macaulay Culkin in black or white music videos of Michaul Jackson, released in 1991.

Since 1978, he married Bernadette Bernadette, Bernadette, had three children.

He was also the latest actor and comedian Jason Sudeikis, the latest, the cousin and comedian Jason Sudeikis, known for playing headline in Ted Lasso.

Wendt’s applause Co-star Ted Danson People’s People magazine said “Georgie’s Doves to hear that there was no longer being with us,” he said.

“I send all my love to Bernadette and children.” “It will take me a lot of time to get used to it. I love you, Georgie.”

Inspired by the hit TV show, Boston gave a wooden, paid tribute, inspired by sharing the Norman’s point in the bar in Instagram.

“George was not just an actor – the feeling of comfort, laughter and acquaintance and went to a place where everyone knows your name.”

“To George: Thank you for laughter, memories and the remaining legacy. It will always be a stool in our bar.”

Actress Melissa Joan Hart, Sabrina was reflected as they worked together in a teen witch demonstration.

“He was hot, professional and kind and the cast and crew were presented with his presence every time. He wrote in Instagram.

“Paradise is just a little fun.”