"Everyone Loves Raymond" Peter Boyer Er died at the age of 71!
According to the Associated Press, the veteran actor Peter Boyle, who played Raymond’s father in the popular American TV series "Everybody Loves Raymond" (Everybody Loves Raymond), played on Tuesday night local time. New York Presbyterian Hospital died at the age of 71. According to his spokesperson, Jennifer Plante, Peter Boyle suffered from multiple myeloma and heart disease before his death.
Peter Boyer first caught the attention of the audience in the 1966 film "Joe," in which he played an angry, stubborn person in the context of the rise of hippie culture.
Although this role has brought him praise from the critics, he also faces a role route that is stereotyped as "tough and stubborn." Therefore Boyle appeared in two films in 1972 and 1974 that were very different from the roles in "Joe", Robert Redford's "The Candidate" and Mel Brooks (Mel Brooks). Brook's "Young Frankenstein" (Young Frankenstein). Especially the latter, it also made him get to know Loraine Alterman, who later became his wife, a reporter from Rolling Stone magazine who went to the studio to visit. Boyer had not uninstalled at the time. Wearing his monster outfit, he invited Lorrain to date him.
After joining "Everyone Loves Raymond", Boyer still participates in some films from time to time, mainly comedies. In recent years, he has participated in film works such as "Santa Claus" series, "Scooby Doo 2", "Dance of Death Row" and so on.
Salute, Frank forever, lovely old man
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