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Yes, Dear comedian Anthony Clark's death is linked to pneumonia complications
Yes, Dear star Anthony Clark died Tuesday at 62 from complications tied to pneumonia, according to reports. His co-star Mike O'Malley shared the news.
Comedian Anthony Clark died from complications of pneumonia, according to reports.
The "Yes, Dear" star was 62 when he passed away on Tuesday.
His former co-star Mike O'Malley broke the news on X on Wednesday. He called Clark a "hilarious guy" and remembered him as a big name in the Boston comedy world.
A last laugh
O'Malley said the two had talked by phone only three weeks earlier. He said Clark had him cracking up once more.
His career
On the CBS comedy Clark played Greg Warner. O'Malley played Jimmy Hughes. The show lasted six seasons, from 2000 until 2006.
Clark also starred on "Boston Common." He had a part in the movie "The Rock" too.
He later hosted the fourth season of "Last Comic Standing."
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