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Moriarty Says Goodbye To The Great Peter Boyle
I remember the first time I saw Peter Boyle. When I was a kid, the Clearwater Six had Saturday morning kid matinees, where they’d show two features as well as cartoons and Three Stooges shorts and all sorts of oddball surprises for us. As a result, my first viewing of James Whale’s original FRANKENSTEIN was in a theater. As we were leaving that day’s screenings, I saw a poster for what looked like a sequel to it, and I asked my dad (who came to pick me up) if he would bring me to see it. I didn’t understand why he laughed when I pointed out the poster, but he agreed. And so it was that I found myself in a darkened theater watching YOUNG FRANKENSTEIN, completely blown away by whoever that glorious freak was playing the Monster. Even at the age of six, I found the film hilariously funny, and when I watch the film today, I still get the giggles at so much of what he does, at the way he and Gene Wilder play off of each other in the “Puttin’ On The Ritz” number, at his amazing scene with Gene Hackman. It’s a brilliant comic performance. And it was just the tip of the iceberg in terms of what Boyle was capable of. My wife discovered EVERYBODY LOVES RAYMOND last year, and she started watching the DVD box sets obsessively. I would have gone mad if not for the presence of Boyle in the show. As Frank, patriarch of the extended family, he was a deadly comedy weapon who would come in and steal every scene. He brought real nuance to the role, and I loved how he would reveal surprising tenderness underneath his gruff exterior. Look back at his filmography, and you see all sorts of great films, and in each one, his contribution is part of what makes the film great. I’m still shocked that JOE didn’t launch him to startdom right off the bat. If you haven’t seen this 1970 classic, then you need to start there if you want to really appreciate what Boyle was capable of. Directed by John Avildsen and written at fever pitch by Norman Wexler, JOE is the ultimate expression of the fury that erupted between mainstream America and the counterculture, and Boyle plays a racist, sexist, loudmouthed embodiment of an America whose time has passed. Boyle attacked the role, and the result is still hard to watch. He somehow manages to be funny and horrifying and heartbreaking all at once, and the film’s final thirty minutes represent a high point that I’m not sure he ever quite achieved again in any other film. THE FRIENDS OF EDDIE COYLE is an underrated gem starring Robert Mitchum, and Boyle plays the pivotal role of a bartender who turns informer. It’s wrenching character work, an indicator of just how good Boyle could be when turned loose with the right material. Film after film, he kept turning in great work. TAXI DRIVER, HARDCORE, THE BRINK’S JOB. When directors used him in comedy, there was almost always a dangerous edge to that laughter, like in WHERE THE BUFFALO ROAM, where he played Carl Lazlo, that film’s version of Hunter Thompson’s monstrous attorney. As the ‘70s faded and the ‘80s rolled on, it seemed like people didn’t know what to do with him, and there just weren’t as many good roles available. Even so, he managed to make an impression in films like OUTLAND, YELLOWBEARD, JOHNNY DANGEROUSLY, and even TURK 182. His career reached its nadir with the 1990 TV series POOCHINSKI, in which he played the voice of an awful stuffed dog puppet, reincarnated from Boyle. It was depressing as a fan to see him used that way. The ‘90s were a long dry spell, and when he did pop up in something like THE SHADOW or WHILE YOU WERE SLEEPING (the closest precursor to his work on RAYMOND), it was always welcome. Maybe his most memorable mid-‘90s moment was a guest appearance on THE X-FILES as Clyde Bruckman, and I’ve got to believe that was a big part of why he was cast in RAYMOND, which started in 1996. For the next decade, he had a home, and he was on TV every week. If for no other reason, Boyle will be remembered by a new generation of fans, and I’m sure today his loss is being felt by every one of that show’s viewers. He was one of a kind. He was an original. And he will be deeply missed. Our thoughts are with his friends and family today. Drew McWeeny, Los Angeles
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Peter Boyle was awesome. :( RIP, good sir.
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All noble regards.
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RIP Outland is a great movie.
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Where the hell is the Nodell nod?
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This one hits hard. Real hard. Kind of at a loss right now. Biting back some tears at work. My experience of Boyle parallels Mori's almost to the letter and knowing that I'll never see him in another performance is just...well...crap. How did he pass? Was it expected? He can't have been all that old. Mid sixties, perhaps? Wow. Talk about a gut punch. You will definitely be missed, Peter.
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Just look at that filmography! Even so-so movies were elevated because of his outstanding performance(s). My favorite role of his (besides The Monster, naturally) is as a cabbie in Taxi Driver - giving Travis Bickle sage advice. I told my wife when I heard about this earlier and she was devastated - she absolutely loved him on "Raymond." So many greats leaving us, so few left to rise to their greatness.
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'Nuff said and God bless ya, big guy!
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and was without a doubt the best reason to watch the show. Famous folks always go in 3's any takers on the other 2? What, too soon?
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Although it's hard for his friends and family - it's for the best, now that he won't have to be ill anymore. God bless, Peter.
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The episode of the X-Files Drew mentioned is probably the single best episode of the entire series, and Peter Boyle was what made that otherwise very well-written episode into something truly memorable. Farewell.
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calling Harry a fat glutton on the Eragon talkback for not putting this one up sooner. My bad, but he still doesn't know the difference between a gourmet and a gourmand. RIP, best Frankenstien's monster ever!
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GODSPEED.....
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He did not deserve an Emmy for Raymond like a lot of people say. He played a very one note character. He did it well, but the fault was in the character not him, he's just yell some insult to Marie, say "Holy crap", be crude, or make some derogatory comment. It may have been fun, but it was hardly ground breaking or Emmy-worthy. He had some strong episodes sure, but that doesn't change the average. I don't want to seem like an asshole here, and only be putting him down, because he was good, and his roles in Young Frankenstein and Taxi Driver were great stuff, but Frank Barone was over rated is all.
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...was The Dream Team with Michael Keaton and Christopher Lloyd. haven't seen it in a while, and i'm sure it's pretty awful, but i do remember Peter making me laugh as the guy who thought he was Jesus and kept taking his clothes off.
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...and he was great in all of them.
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Why anyone loved it is beyond me. Lamest of all sitcoms. But Boyle is cool. Loved his last great role in Monsters Ball.
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just a hardcore performance. also, I hated Raymond, but he was good Marie: Hi everyone, I brought sandwiches Frank: Enough talk, Marie. Sandwiches!
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...seeing him launch that pigtailed little girl from the seasaw is one of my favourite movie images.
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...to quote Mr. Boyle. Thanks for all the years of entertainment you brought to us. You will be missed.
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I recall on the DVD of Young Frankenstein, Gene Wilder talked about how the Puttin' on the Ritz scene was his idea and Mel Brooks didn't want to do it because he thought it was too absurd. But Wilder kept nagging at him until he agreed to film it. The end result is one of the funniest scenes in movie history, and a lot of that comes from Peter Boyle. And that's not including the scene with Gene Hackman. He was a brilliant actor who always made any movie he was in better. God bless you, Mr. Boyle, and may you find peace and happiness on the other side.
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...but I loved Frank. Although I never watched the show during Prime Time, I do tune in on syndicated re-runs for one reason: Frank Other than Boyle, the show was Shiite. Young Frankenstein is a masterpiece as was Boyle's performance. I never saw Joe. Will have to rent it this weekend.
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Moriarty is right, the man was criminally underused, he had great comedic AND dramatic talent. And yes, "Puttin' on the Ritz" is one of my all time favorite comedy scenes!
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... his brilliant performance in Monster's Ball, if they haven't already up there. That, too, was a brilliant performance.
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Man that dude had so many great lines in films. "CALM DOWN!! My dork is in my hands!!" from "Johnny Dangerously" is my favorite. Also "For six crummy joints are you kidding me?" from "Where the Buffalo Roam". He was fuckin' hilarious in "The Dream Team", "You're a sick man, it's a sickness of the soul. Put this (raises middle finger) in your report!".
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Indeed. At least it wasn't from autoerotic asphyxiation. Though maybe that's not a bad way to go. Ask Duchovny.
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That Young Frankenstien putting on the ritz routine will be with me forever.
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You are missed by your fans already. Although a fan of his entire body of work, he will always be Frankenstein's monster to me. Much like Mori, I had a formative comic experience with my father at Young Frankenstein. My condolences to the Boyle family. We have lost a man we loved as a great talent, but they have lost a father and a husband. We all loved Peter because we all knew Peter or at least bits of him in the people around us every day. He was that well grounded curmudgeon uncle. He was the grandpa who said strange and funny things at just the right (or wrong) time. He was the kind of guy who could make you laugh, but you'd want catching your back if trouble started. In Peter Boyle's passing, our loss is God's gain. Groucho and Richard won't be going on stage alone tonight nor will they be getting all the laughs. Rest in peace, friend, you are missed.
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In all the interviews I saw him in, he seemed like such a nice guy. I think he deserved his Emmy's for ELR, it was a comedy show, and he was very funny, and as Mori said, he also would show a softer side on occasion. The last two or three seasons weren't as good, but it was a pretty good show for awhile there, mostly because of Peter Boyle and Ray's brother, they were the best part of the show. I also thought he was great in Monster's Ball, that scene with Halle Berry was chilling.
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I had the pleasure of meeting him and his wife several years ago. My condolences to Lorraine and his kids. The X-Files ep, Young Frankenstein, what a great actor he was
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I had the pleasure of meeting him and his wife several years ago. My condolences to Lorraine and his kids. The X-Files ep, Young Frankenstein, what a great actor he was
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He was absolutely wonderful in "Clyde Bruckman's Final Repose". I didn't know he had won the Emmy for it, though, until today. He played him with a wonderful spirit and soul, and it's just unfortunate that he's gone now. However, one of my favorite Clyde Bruckman moments is definitely from the bloopers of "The X-Files" season 3, during "Final Repose" where Mulder, Scully and Bruckman are driving to a potential murder scene. Bruckman says, "Okay, stop. Stop. (Breaks character) I said, 'stop'! I mean, what the fuck is wrong with you?!", and Moose and Squirrel start laughing... All the same, here's to you, Peter Boyle. Say hello to my dog who died on Halloween for me, please...
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Brilliant actor with an incredible resume. RIP. You'll be missed...
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I loved him as the Monster in "Young Frankenstein" and as Travis Bickle's only sympathetic cabbie friend in "Taxi Driver," but to me Boyle will forever be the hapless, sad, reluctant clairvoyant in the X-Files episode "Clyde Bruckman's Last Repose." Rest easy, big guy -- you will be missed.
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All Boyle baby.
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...Snowman in the cartoon version of that story. Too bad he didnt do an older,crankier Frosty during his Raymond run. He was real and a bit subversive, and we'll miss that now.
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Peter Boyle almost ran me down in his Volvo station wagon at the corner of 17th St. and 5th Ave. in Manhattan. It must have been around 1995. That aside, "UTTIN AH DA ITZZ!" is one of the 5 or 10 funniest comic lines in the history of cinema. Just about makes me pee myself to this day.
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I'm kind of up in the tower, here, and hadn't heard any of that. Last I saw of Boyle (on Raymond, he being the only reason I ever watched the show) he seemed hearty as a horse. And waggy, you're right, Dream Team was pretty awful. But I'll leave it on any time it plays because of Boyle's character. His scene in the Baptist church was fantastic...as was his empathic delivery of the line: "All of god's creatures are beautiful." followed by: "No. Not her." This is hard. I want to spend all day recalling my favorite moments from this guy's career, but it's making me so damned sad.
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His performance as Clyde Bruckman on The X-Files was the first I'd ever seen of him. Outstanding. When I did watch ELR, he stole every scene away from a very talented cast. RIP Mr. Boyle.
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Boyle at his best. http://www.findadeath.com/
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Go out and get laid!
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to see another actor of Peter's Ilk laid to rest. his character made a run of the mill Everybody Loves Raymond into the show that millions of people loved. goodnight god bless.
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OUTLAND !!!!
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Sorry to see him go. In other news, the Green Lantern has dimmed. Martin Nodell has died.
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OOOO!!!
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...or, at the very least, a reason to keep on living by watching his diverse body of work. Rest In Peace, Peter...
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Man, sad news. I feel empty right now. I remember the first time I saw Young Frankenstein, and what an impression Peter Boyle made on me. I started looking for whatever project he was in. The man had depth as an actor and a human being. He was unique, and the world grows a little darker with his passing.
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Condolences to his family and friends. I had been a fan since seeing his great work in YOUNG FRANKENSTEIN when I was a kid. Drew is right in that he was underused as an actor, but he still managed to maintain a decent career. I was never a particular fan of the RAYMOND sitcom, but I always liked Boyle, and was glad the guy spent the last ten years of his life in a good role on an acclaimed and popular TV show. Boyle was an interesting guy in that he was a Christian Brother for three years, basically a monk, for three years, before leaving that life to eventually become an actor. He was also close friends with John Lennon, with whom he seemed to have shared an interest in spirituality. If there is a great place beyond, I am sure he is there. Rest in peace, Mister Boyle.
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As has been mentioned, he was a guy who you would always watch, no matter the quality of the TV show or movie. He was always worthy of your attention. Much respect.
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Loved him in Johnny Dangerously, and he was the only reason to watch everybody loves raymond. He will be missed.
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The dream team was also my first experience with mr Boyle. I don;t llook back on it as a bad movie by any means, dated yes, but to me it's a comedy classic, although I did watch it at a young age when I though michael keaton was god because he played batman, and it could be the nostalgia of that movie that makes me love it that much more, but I will defend it to anyone who wants to proclaim it a bad film
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but if there was any reason to watch the endless supply of episodes in syndication, it was Peter Boyle. I, too, first experienced his comic genius in Young Frakenstein and was immediately impressed. I will miss him and his skill immensely.
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Almost everything he did was terrific. And while I did enjoy ELR, an awful lot of that was Boyle. I do think he deserved the Emmy. The character being one-note isn't the point (it's a comedy, dammit). The point is what he did with it. His timing, his delivery, his facial expressions...all classic. And like everyone else, I find the Puttin On The Ritz scene absolutely hysterical.
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Back in the early 90s he played Tea Leoni's father(he was an ex-CIA agent)on a an otherwise forgetable show called "Flying Blind" Boyle's monologue from Taxi Driver (a man is his job)is something I frequently reference when I try to explain men to women.
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I think some of the best work he ever did was as Sipowicz's AA sponsor on NYPD Blue. I think it was the first and second season and then he came back for another arc a few years later. Good stuff.
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Yellowbeard is one of my all time favourites. he was pivotal to the complex plot of Taxi Driver and you can't imagine anyone else doing the job of Wizard. everything possible has been said about the genius of Young Frankenstein. and let's be honest, Mr Boyle was the only funny aspect of Everybody Loves Raymond. an impressive body of work left behind, thanks Mr Boyle.
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Godspeed!
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with one of the best guest stars ever. RIP sir.
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its like loosing your own grandfather...
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...will probably be in the weekly comics talkback, whenever that gets here.
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Count me among those who kept asking himself "What the hell is Peter Boyle DOING on this show?"
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...post on these, but this one's different for some reason. I LOVED him in The Dream Team. "I am the Lord they God. Thou shalt not have strange gods before Me. Out of my way, asshole." RIP, Mr. Boyle.
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a fine actor. Even though I HATED Raymond, I liked him in it.
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You will be greatly missed.
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Unlike Childe Roland, I can't bite back the tears. An icon of my love of films, 'Young Frankenstein' is my favorite comedy of all time, and Boyle is brilliant in it. The "Hey Handsome" scene in the dungeon cellar between the Doc and the Creature is a treasure. Multiple Myeloma and a bum ticker - that's not a comfortable end for a man who brought a bunch of joy. Thoughts and prayers with the family.
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It always comes up in the top 5/ Its my personal favourite Mel Brooks film and probably favourite comedy also (although it is always a coin flip between Dr Strangelove as well)
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Peter Boyle was just too young to pass. 71 is not really that old. This is a shame. No jokes here: Rest in peace Mr. Boyle, you have earned well your rest, for you have made this world a better place by how much we've all laughed and smiled through your performances.
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One of the best hours of television EVER! Clyde Bruckman: "Mr Gordon, as a young husband, I think you're going to find that your new responsibilities to your family take precedence over your recreational needs." Mr Gordon: "But this is a really good boat." Clyde Bruckman: "You don't get it, do you kid?." [Clyde Bruckman slips into a trance and describes the man's death] Mr Gordon: "Mister. You really need to work on your closing technique."
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John Lennon was his best man... sigh...
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This part nearly made the news announcer where I live weep when the episode ended. He described it as one of the most beautifully written things he had ever seen on TV. This was unusual because before this I never saw the guy mention anything about any lead in show before the news. MULDER: Well, I've had dreams in my life where I had a vision and then later on, I've seen that vision in reality and then... and as a psychic, have you ever had prophetic dreams like that? CLYDE BRUCKMAN: I have only one dream. I dream it ever night. You're not one of those people who turns everything into a sexual symbol, are you? MULDER: No, no, I'm not a Freudian, no. CLYDE BRUCKMAN: I'm lying naked in a field of red tulips.(In Bruckman's dream, his body slowly wastes away into nothing. He speaks over it, describing it.)I'm not concerned with where I am or how I got there. I'm at peace and it's then that I realize I'm dead. My body begins to turn a greenish-white with spots of purple. Next, the insects arrive. The inevitable follows, putridity and liquescence. Before I know it, I'm nothing but bones. When I start fading to dust, I lose whatever care I still might have had about where my clothes are and as I begin to feel myself slipping away towards I know not what...(Cut back to Bruckman.)I wake up. Well, good night.
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Sorry to hear this. No matter what show or movie Peter Boyle was you knew it was as good as gold no matter what role. He always added something extra. Thank God for reruns and dvds. Going to miss this talent dearly.
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folks, Blazing Saddles was funny, but Young Frankenstein is Mel Brooks' real masterpiece... that's true in no small part due to Peter Boyle... his dance routine, his gradual realization that his thumb was on fire, his devious grin directly at the camera, etc.... he was pretty damn funny in Johnny Dangerously, too... "I'm holding my dork in my hand!" there was also his slipping some young lady's pants off in Hardcore... ahh, such memories... I didn't watch his TV stuff, but his films were great... RIP
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I loved that movie and I wouldn't be surprised if that fargin icehole Roman Maroni had something to do with this. I also loved him in While You Were Sleeping. He's so funny in that. I crack up everytime I see it when he thinks Sandra fell in love with him. I'm definitely going to miss him.
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Sorry. Just wanted to hear the horses. ;)
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May Flights of angels sing the to thy rest. :(
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that's so sad. never really watched ramond much but outland and young frankenstien were great. well outland was at least somewhat entertaining
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I still don't know what to say, I've been struggling to write the right words for such a fine actor. If I could speak as elquently as some on here, I would but I can only say, that he brought much laughter in times when it was needed, he brought a gravatis to works that it required and through it all remained real. A fine actor, a better human, God rest and Godspeed
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I loved him in that. This is such sad news.
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You made us laugh mister Boyle, and for this.. you will live in our laughter forever. Rip..
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No CGI halucinations. Just menacing mayhem. I love Peter Boyle in Where the Buffalo Roam.
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Sorry to hear about Peter Boyle,he makes me laugh in Everybody Loves Raymond each morning =<.
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Thanks for being the funniest old guy on TV. He was hillarious in Everybody Loves Raymond. Never missed it because of him. Thanks again Mr.Boyle.
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...all of talk radio was on this. They were yapping about his various films but didn't mention why. Or not often enough<P>Wow. Loved lots of his work. I once worked for a guy by the name of Stanley Dorsky, who was first cousins with Mel Brooks. He was the typical, aged lipsmacking jew who made no qualms about having no use for you, yet would take you under his wing all the same. I eventually made my way into his corner office, where he showed me a slew of oldish photos of him with Mel and Crew, including Boyle, Wilder, Feldman, etc. It resonated so much that I wanted to take a picture of me standing in front of his pictures. There was other memoribilia too. I felt like Sonny Malone in Xanadu.<P>Damn, Boyle was fantastic. I can't remember anything he was in that I didn't like.
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dont forget his role in THE CANDIDATE...XFiles, NYPD BLUE(offed by Enrico Colatoni) and Scooby Doo 2. I think it's a given that only married folks over the age of 30 love RAYMOND. Frank was NOT a one character ala Phoebe on FRIENDS or Carla from CHEERS. We was a typical dad. RIP Mr Boyle...godspeed
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that was another big loss in the show biz world. i based one of my popular cartoon charectors on frank barone. peter boyle was great and will be missed. my condolences go out to his friends, family and the entire cast and crew of raymond. his best moment on that show was in the 200th episode and he, ray and robert went to therapy but then when to the track instead and then bonded. it's also ironic because the episode where they drive into the house and then frank says "don't come to my funeral" was on last night when he passed away. godspeed, frank. finally, it's our turn to say "holy crap!" we'll miss you.
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I know someone beat me to it, but I had to say it. God bless you Frank Barone, you will be missed. Say hello to John Lennon for us, will ya?
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Peter, along with Doris Roberts, were the best things about the show. They owned each and every scene. There's a good chance without those two, Ray Romano wouldn't be where he is today.<br>br>R.I.P. Mr. Boyle, you were a class act, and you'll be missed.
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"I fear my doctor may have been seized by the Romans!" You have to have been in care to laugh like I did. Dang.
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Dream Team was one of my favorites of Boyles, besides Young Frankenstein. He fit perfectly in the role of a lunatic with a delusion of being the self-professed second coming of Christ. Real shame that the last thing I see him on is that jackass Carlos Mencia's show. R.I.P. Pete.
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One of the funniest scene of Peter Boyle was in Honeymoon in Vegas, as Chief Orman, that scene where he was singing Happy Talk was the best. Rest in Peace Mr. Boyle
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Cos hollywood celebrities always die in three's for some reason. Anyways, Peter Boyle was a fantastic actor. I especially liked his part of Wizard in Taxi Driver. RIP
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We'll all miss him.
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This has hit really hard - I loved Peter Boyle, he was a high point in almost everything that he did. The sequence where he joins in 'Hit the Road Jack' in Dream Team is one of the milk from nose funniest moments in film history - but he was the BEST thing in 'The Shadow' - man the list is huge. Bye Mr Boyle
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ONe tv ep i do remember him in apart from the obvious comedy ELR was in the x-files. very funny man, good comic timing and very endearing. sadly missed.
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See you, Wizard :-)
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Peter Boyle was the best part of that classic movie "The Dream Team". His character with a messiah complex had me in absolute stitches. Farewell Peter Boyle.
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RIP Peter, you have made me laugh out loud more times than i can remember!
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Damn. I was just watching Where the Buffalo Roam, last night. shame.
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Very sad to here this news.
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Now I want to go back and watch Yellowbeard again. It was one of those movies I had on tape (Betamax) and wore the thing out. This is such sad news.
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Personally I see no reason why The Dream Team gets a bad rap at all. It's got a million quotable lines, mostly by Boyle. Jack: Stop! Who dares to tow the van of the living Christ? Driver: The city of New York, Tarzan! $50 for the violation, $75 for the tow and $20 a day for storage. Jack: [Skyward] Father, forgive us for we have sinned! We parked our car in a forbidden zone!
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I never thought about how deeply people you don't even know can affect your life. Young Frankenstein was one of the reasons I decided to pursue life in the entertainment industry. I thought if I could make someone laugh like the laughs that film gave me, I would have accomplished something. Although I miss Marty, madeline, and now Peter, I hope they're having a heck of a party right now. God Bless!
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So many films, so many fine performances. He even managed to add a touch of class to stuff like the Scooby Doo movie. DREAM TEAM and TAXI DRIVER are my earliest memories of seeing his work - and I kept an eye out for anything he has been in since. A gifted actor - and by all accounts a wonderful man too. RIP.
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in that. Young Frankenstein was pure comic genius I laugh every time I see it. Especially when the Peter Boyle sings Puttin on the Ritz and it comes out in horrid shriek. I can't stop laughing just thinking about it. That and Inga says "Yes" the dramatic music rises. "He Was My Boyfriend" And you can't have Everybody Loves Raymon without Frank Barron. I've got to see that X-Flies sounds brilliant.
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You forgot to mention Ray Romano. Peter and Doris [sometimes Brad] were the only people that made that show watchable.
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Having been taught by the Christian brothers in H.S. that really explains a lot though! he will be sorely missed. I truly great turn in Young Frankenstein, and a welcome presence on any show he graced. I still remember his X-Files appearance with fondness.
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I was 8 when I first saw YOUNG FRANKENSTEIN and I loved it! He will be missed.
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