00:00Anthony Clark, star of the sitcom Yes, Dear, has died at 62.
00:04Deadline reported his death came from complications related to pneumonia.
00:08His former Yes, Dear co-star Mike O'Malley posted a heartfelt tribute
00:12calling Clark a hilarious guy, adding,
00:15He was so unique.
00:16One of those comics who is laughing along with you
00:18at the absurdity of his stories and observations.
00:21I was a fan before I was a friend.
00:23We spoke on the phone three weeks ago.
00:26He had us laughing loudly once again.
00:28O'Malley ended the post simply writing,
00:30Rest in peace, Tony.
00:32The two played Brothers-in-Law on Yes, Dear,
00:34which aired on CBS from 2000 to 2006.
00:37O'Malley also posted his tribute to Clark on Instagram
00:40where fellow comedian Dane Cook wrote this touching comment,
00:43I performed with Anthony during our early years in Boston
00:46at the Faneuil Hall Comedy Connection.
00:48He was one of the best live acts I've ever seen.
00:51Destroyed to a point he made you want to quit then and there
00:53while watching him do it effortlessly.
00:55This is really terrible to hear.
00:57Reno 911 actor Nick Swardston
00:59also posted a tribute on his Instagram
01:01with this photo of them, writing,
01:03This is my friend Anthony Clark,
01:05one of my best friends for a long time.
01:07He was known for the TV shows Boston Common,
01:10Yes, Dear, and the movie The Rock.
01:12He was a massive stand-up out of Boston
01:15and I opened for him for years.
01:17I had so many great times with this dude.
01:19Nonstop laughs.
01:20I hope he is at peace now.
01:22R.I.P. Tony.
01:23It is unclear whether Clark has survived by a partner or children
01:26as he kept his personal life out of the spotlight.
01:29Stay with Page Six for the latest
01:31as tributes continue to come in from fellow comedians
01:33for the late Anthony Clark.
