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The Duck died. R.I.P.

Viper1j

Diamond Member
He was the voice of the AFFLAC duck too.


'Aladdin' voice, 'Aristocrats' comedian Gilbert Gottfried dies at 67
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April 12 (UPI) -- Comedian Gilbert Gottfried died on Tuesday. Representatives made the announcement on Gottfried's official Twitter account.
The post cited a long illness the 67-year-old battled. Gottfried is survived by his wife, Dara, sister Arlene, and two children, son Max, 12, and daughter Lily, 14.


Gottfried was a standup comedian. His performance of "The Artisocrats" at Hugh Hefner's roast was featured in the documentary The Aristocrats.
Known for his loud, distinct voice, Gottfried voiced the villainous parrot Iago in Disney's animated Aladdin, its two sequels and TV series.
As an actor, Gottfried played a radio DJ who assigns Ford Fairlane (Andrew Dice Clay) a case in The Adventures of Ford Fairlane, an adoption agent who delivers a Problem Child to a hapless couple, and sitcom appearances including Night Court, A Different World and Mad About You.
Gottfried hosted Gilbert Gottfried's Amazing Colossal Podcast in which he interviewed celebrities. Some of Gottfried's co-stars and famous fans shared their grief in reaction to the announcement.

Seinfeld star Jason Alexander said he was a fan. "Gilbert Gottfried made me laugh at times when laughter did not come easily," Alexander tweeted.
Jennifer Tilly, who co-starred with Gottfried in the movie Goosed, remembered him as "the sweetest guy" in a tweet.

Former professional wrestler The Iron Sheik tweeted, "You make me laugh every time I see you."
 
This hurts. I hate getting older and this gets more and more commonplace that people I grew up loving to watch go. But he was so damn funny. I could watch him for hours on end. Reminds me of George Carling passing weeks after my one time to see him live. Just a brilliantly funny man.

RIP
 
Sad news, I liked the guy. Used to delight in his voice when some of my friends would cringe, and I will never forget his Aristocrats joke right after 9/11. RIP Gilbert.
 
This hurts. I hate getting older and this gets more and more commonplace that people I grew up loving to watch go. But he was so damn funny. I could watch him for hours on end. Reminds me of George Carling passing weeks after my one time to see him live. Just a brilliantly funny man.

RIP

When I was young, we'd have weekend sleepovers at friend's houses and watch USA's Up All Night, which was a marathon of B camp/horror movies.

GG did Saturday.

Elvira had a show like it too

RIP
 
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This hurts. I hate getting older and this gets more and more commonplace that people I grew up loving to watch go. But he was so damn funny. I could watch him for hours on end. Reminds me of George Carling passing weeks after my one time to see him live. Just a brilliantly funny man.

RIP
Especially when you are the same age. Amazingly successful for a one trick pony. RIP.
 
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