Job Actor, voice actor, comedian, film director, television producer and writer
Years active 1964-2009
Known for Dupes and bunglers, rogues and charlatans
Top Roles Julius Pritter, Sgt. Collins, Kurt Brock, J. Gardner Monroe, Dominick DiNapoli
Top GenresComedy, Adventure, Animation, Romance, Crime, Drama
Top TopicsRomance (Comic), Slapstick, Screwball Comedy
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Shares birthday with Martin Melcher, Lillian Miles, Henry Jones  see more..

Dom DeLuise Overview:

Character actor, Dom DeLuise, was born Dominick DeLuise on Aug 1, 1933 in Brooklyn, NY. DeLuise died at the age of 75 on May 4, 2009 in Santa Monica, CA .

MINI BIO:

Plump, giggling, mischievous American comedian, Dom DeLuise, gradually built up a reputation on television, then became a familiar movie face through his appearances in Mel Brooks' films. He then became equally associated with the comedies of Burt Reynolds. At first he played dupes and bunglers, but later diversified his roles to include rogues and charlatans, all in the same broad vein. He was married to actress Carol Arthur from 1965 until his death in 2009.

(Source: available at Amazon Quinlan's Illustrated Dictionary of Film Character Actors).

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He was honored with one star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame in the category of Motion Pictures.

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Dom DeLuise Quotes:

Julius Pritter: Gismo? You are a spy!


Julius Pritter: Your heel is in my ingrown.


Julius Pritter: [gets his foot stuck in a waste basket] I cannot go through life like this?


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Father-in-law of actress Anne Marie DeLuise.

Studied Acting with Michael Howard in New York City.

Briefly served as the fourth and last host/performer and instructor on "Tinker's Workshop" (1954) on WJZ/WABC TV Ch. 7 NYC's weekday mornings from 1958 to Friday August 22, 1958. He also appeared on Shari Lewis' "The Shari Lewis Show" (1960) (as bumbling private eye Kenny Ketcham) on NBC TV Saturday mornings from October, 1960 to September, 1962, and on "The Charlie Horse Music Pizza" (1998) (as Cookie) on PBS TV weekday mornings from 1996 to 1998.

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