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4 giorni fa · The off-screen death that hit The Simpsons the most was the death of Phil Hartman, who also voiced Larry's one and only line in the series. In Season 35's most recent episode of the...
2 giorni fa · In August 2014, Phil received a posthumous star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. In 2015, Rolling Stone ranked him as the seventh-best cast member in SNL histo...
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5 giorni fa · Though many believe that Larry never had any lines on The Simpsons, there were indeed a few moments were he spoke, with the late, great Phil Hartman being credited as "Barfly" for the Season 2...
3 giorni fa · For eight seasons, he was the glue that held the cast together. Genuinely, I don’t know a single person who has a “Phil Hartman was a jerk” story. Everyone loved him, and everyone thought he was funny. Sassy, you might say. He did great impersonations, goodness knows; his Frank Sinatra is iconic for a reason.
5 giorni fa · Getting his start in the second heyday of Saturday Night Live, where Farley would join an ensemble of all-time SNL greats including Adam Sandler, David Spade, Phil Hartman and Rob Schneider.
3 giorni fa · Phil Hartman† Actor. "Homer vs. Lisa and the 8th Commandment" 1991-02-07 Hans Moleman: Dan Castellaneta: Unfortunate man. "Principal Charming" 1991-02-14 Dr. Marvin Monroe † Harry Shearer: Psychotherapist. "There's No Disgrace Like Home" 1990-01-28 Nelson Muntz: Nancy Cartwright: Springfield Elementary School bully. "Bart the ...
4 giorni fa · Marge vs. the Monorail is one of several iconic episodes that follow one another in succession. This particular episode is memorable for the introduction of the highly beloved character of Lyle Lanley, voiced by the late Phil Hartman. His character is easily recognizable and his dialogue is often quoted by fans.
