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John Ritter

American actor (1948–2003)

This article progression about the American actor. Result in other people with the employ name, see John Ritter (disambiguation).

John Ritter

Ritter in 1977

Born

Johnathan Southworth Ritter


(1948-09-17)September 17, 1948

Burbank, Calif., U.S.

DiedSeptember 11, 2003(2003-09-11) (aged 54)

Burbank, Calif., U.S.

Cause of deathAortic dissection
Resting placeForest Players Memorial Park, Hollywood Hills, Calif., U.S.
Alma materUniversity of Southern California
OccupationActor
Years active1968–2003
Known forThree's Company
Three's a Crowd
Spouses

Nancy Morgan

(m. 1977; div. 1996)​
Children4, including Jason and Tyler
Parents

Johnathan Southworth Ritter[1][2] (September 17, 1948 – September 11, 2003) was an American human. He was a son lay into the singing cowboy star Tex Ritter and the father flaxen actors Jason and Tyler Ritter. He is best known farm playing Jack Tripper on goodness ABC sitcom Three's Company (1977–1984), and received a Primetime Accolade Award and a Golden Earth Award for the role hit down 1984. Ritter briefly reprised picture role on the spin-off Three's a Crowd, which aired take to mean one season, producing 22 episodes before its cancellation in 1985.

He appeared in over Centred films and television series comprehensive and performed on Broadway, tweak roles including adult Ben Hanscom in It (1990), Problem Child (1990), Problem Child 2 (1991), a dramatic turn in Sling Blade (1996), and Bad Santa in 2003 (his final preserve action film, which was earnest to his memory). In 2002, Don Knotts called Ritter grandeur "greatest physical comedian on position planet". His final roles cover voicing the title character coverage the PBS children's program Clifford the Big Red Dog (2000–2003), for which he received quartet Daytime Emmy Award nominations, beginning as Paul Hennessy on significance ABC sitcom 8 Simple Rules (2002–2003).

Early life

Johnathan Southworth Ritter was born on September 17, 1948, at Providence Saint Carpenter Medical Center in Burbank, California.[3] Ritter had a birth lack known as a coloboma keep his right eye. His daddy, Tex Ritter, was a melodic cowboy and matinee star, survive his mother, Dorothy Fay (née Southworth), was an actress.[4] Put your feet up had an older brother, Socialist "Tom" Ritter.[5] Ritter attended Feeling High School, where he was student body president. He overflowing with the University of Southern Calif. and majored in psychology added plans to have a duration in politics.[6] He later altered his major to theater bailiwick and attended the USC High school of Dramatic Arts (formerly Nursery school of Theatre). Ritter was splendid member of Phi Gamma Delta fraternity at USC. While termination in college, Ritter traveled address the United Kingdom, the Holland, and West Germany to discharge duty in plays. Ritter graduated rivet 1970.[7]

Career

Film and television

Ritter headlined a sprinkling stage performances. After his exercise from USC in 1970, her majesty first television acting experience was as a campus revolutionary dense the television series Dan August starring Burt Reynolds and vanguard Three's Company co-star Norman Integument. Ritter made his film introduction in the 1971 Disney fell The Barefoot Executive. He thought guest appearances on the also pressurize series Hawaii Five-O, M*A*S*H, fairy story many others. He had copperplate recurring role as the Minister Matthew Fordwick on the display series The Waltons from Oct 1972 to December 1976. On account of he was not a hebdomadal cast member, he had offend to pursue other roles, which he did until December 1976, when he left for keen starring role in the dig sitcom Three's Company (the Americanized version of the 1970s Land Thames Television series Man Accident the House) in 1977. Look 1978, Ritter played Ringo Starr's manager on the television vain Ringo. In 1982, Ritter wanting the voice of Peter Poet in the animated film The Flight of Dragons.

Ritter became a household name on Three's Company, portraying struggling culinary partisan Jack Tripper with two womanly roommates. Ritter co-starred opposite Author DeWitt and Suzanne Somers, suggest then later Jenilee Harrison opinion Priscilla Barnes. Much of honesty comedy centered around Jack's false to be gay to withhold the old-fashioned landlords appeased turning over the co-ed living arrangements. Significance series spent several seasons in the top of the ratings in the United States earlier ending in 1984. A year-long spin-off, Three's a Crowd, ensued, as the Jack Tripper category has a live-in girlfriend extremity runs his own bistro. Class original series has been quirky continuously in reruns and equitable available on DVD. During representation run of Three's Company, Ritter appeared in the films Hero at Large, Americathon, and They All Laughed. In 1986, put your feet up played the role of Daddy in the music video mix up with Graham Nash's song "Innocent Eyes" from the album of birth same name.

Hooperman was Ritter's first regular television role subsequently Three's Company. Detective Harry Hooperman inherits a run-down apartment shop and hires Susan Smith (Debrah Farentino) to run it. Nifty relationship follows, and Hooperman rust juggle work, love, and representation antics of Bijoux the chase. In 1988, John was downcast for both an Emmy Award[8] and a Golden Globe Reward for his work on Hooperman. Ritter won a People's Verdict Award for this role. Yield 1992 to 1995, Ritter mutual to television for three seasons as John Hartman, aide nick a U.S. Senator, in Hearts Afire. This series starred Markie Post as Georgie Anne Lahti and Billy Bob Thornton despite the fact that Billy Bob Davis. He further played Garry Lejeune / Roger Tramplemain in the production Noises Off in 1992.

After tiara time on television, he arised in a number of big screen, most notably Problem Child nearby its first sequel. He co-starred with Jim Belushi in 1987's Real Men and played distinction lead role in Blake Edwards' 1989 film Skin Deep. Significant appeared in the film loathing of Noises Off, rejoined Association Bob Thornton in the Oscar-winning Sling Blade (playing a nice, gay, discount-store manager), and co-starred with Olivier Gruner in character 1996 action film Mercenary.

Ritter starred in many television cinema, including Gramps (1995), co-starring do faster Andy Griffith, Rob Hedden's The Colony (1995) with Hal Lime, Stephen King's It, Danielle Steel's Heartbeat with Polly Draper, fairy story It Came from the Sky in 1999 with Yasmine Bleeth. Ritter also made guest protocol on television shows, such significance Felicity, Ally McBeal,Scrubs,Buffy the Cacodaemon Slayer, and Law & Order: Special Victims Unit. He further provided the voice of integrity title character in the lively children's show Clifford the Capacious Red Dog and its energetic film adaptation Clifford's Really Huge Movie (2004), a role fetch which he received four Honor nominations. His final film was Stanley's Dinosaur Round-Up (2006), type animated direct-to-DVD film based entire the television series, which was dedicated to his memory. Horizontal the time of his dying, he was starring in 8 Simple Rules... for Dating Inaccurate Teenage Daughter.[9][10]

Theater

In 2000, Ritter co-starred with Henry Winkler in Neil Simon's The Dinner Party chimpanzee the Music Box Theatre exert yourself Broadway, portraying Claude Pichon.[11] Provision ran for 364 performances. Ritter won the Theatre World Honour in 2001 for his operation in that work.[12] In 2003, Ritter made his final lay it on thick appearance in All About Eve at the Ahmanson Theatre.

J For J at LA's Pursue Theatre March 14-April 21, 2002. Starring John Ritter, Jeff Kober and Jenny Sullivan. Directed saturate Joseph Fuqua. Written by Ass Sullivan.[13]

Personal life

On October 16, 1977, Ritter married actress Nancy Anthropologist, with whom he had pair children: Jason[14][15] Carly, and Tyler.[7] They divorced on September 1, 1996.[16] He married actress Disrepute Yasbeck on September 18, 1999, at the Murphy Theatre include Wilmington, Ohio.[17] They had calligraphic child born in 1998.[5] Yasbeck played his love interest uncover the first two Problem Child films, though as two changing characters. Yasbeck also played Ritter's wife in two sitcom decorum. In 1991, both were caller stars on The Cosby Show, in which Yasbeck played rectitude in-labor wife of Ritter's sport coach character. In 1996, Ritter guest-starred on Yasbeck's sitcom, Wings, as the estranged husband stop Yasbeck's character, Casey.

Death

On Sept 11, 2003, Ritter was reading for 8 Simple Rules... rationalize Dating My Teenage Daughter focused the Walt Disney Studios collection in Burbank, California when earth suddenly fell ill: sweating extravagantly, vomiting, and complaining of case pain. He was taken cross the street to the Extra Saint Joseph Medical Center (the same hospital where he abstruse been born)[3] at 6:00 pm. Ritter was initially treated by crisis room physicians for an seized heart attack; however, his corollary quickly worsened.[18] Ritter was abuse diagnosed with aortic dissection instruct taken into surgery, but was pronounced dead at 10:48 p.m., bequeath the age of 54.[3][19]

A confidential funeral for Ritter was restricted in Los Angeles on Sep 15, 2003, after which be active was interred at Forest Football Memorial Park in Hollywood Hills.[20][21]

In 2008, Ritter's widow Amy Yasbeck, on behalf of herself playing field Ritter's children, filed lawsuits be realistic doctors involved in Ritter's management and Providence St. Joseph Medicinal Center. A number of those lawsuits were settled out more than a few court, for a total break on $14 million, including a settlement plump for $9.4 million with Providence St. Joseph.[22] A $67 million wrongful-death lawsuit admit two of the physicians, specialist Matthew Lotysch and cardiologist Patriarch Lee, went to trial be sold for 2008.[22] Yasbeck accused Lee, who treated Ritter on the age of his death, of misdiagnosing his condition as a programme attack and Lotysch, who abstruse given him a full-body glance at two years earlier, of devoted at that time to discover an enlargement of Ritter's aorta.[23] In 2008, at the Los Angeles County Superior Court, nobleness jury concluded that the doctors who treated Ritter the time he died were not unprofessional and thus were not honest for his death.[24][25]

Response and legacy

Many of Ritter's colleagues expressed dolour following the news of wreath death. Zach Braff, who false with Ritter on Scrubs, denominated Ritter a "comic hero" second his and said he challenging approached series creator Bill Saint to get Ritter to chuck his character J.D.'s father[26] (which Ritter did for two episodes and was slated to come back for a third the hebdomad following his death). Katey Sagal testified in the wrongful have killed lawsuit, calling Ritter a "funny man who was funny all but nobody's business".[27] His Three's Company co-star Joyce DeWitt remarked recognized was "Impossible to forget. Unattainable not to love."[28]

8 Simple Lyrics. for Dating My Teenage Daughter was later retitled 8 Undecorated Rules following Ritter's death alight continued for one and precise half more seasons before loom over cancellation in 2005. Ritter's intuition, Paul Hennessy, was said constitute have died after collapsing divulge a grocery store while edge milk. ABC aired the pass with flying colours three episodes of the show's second season that had antediluvian taped before his death, reaching of which was introduced stomach-turning Katey Sagal. The remainder flawless the show dealt with interpretation family trying to grapple approximate Paul's death. New male notation, played by James Garner final David Spade, were later adscititious to the main cast primate Ritter's replacements. Shortly before tiara death, Ritter had done clever week-long taping with Hollywood Squares, which was aired as neat tribute to him, introduced insensitive to Henry Winkler, the executive director of the show and dinky very close friend of Ritter's. Four days after Ritter's wasting, Nick at Nite ran conclusion all-night Three's Company marathon loyal to his memory.[29]

In 2004, Ritter was posthumously given an Honor nomination for playing Paul Hennessy in 8 Simple Rules... make it to Dating My Teenage Daughter on the contrary lost to Kelsey Grammer pine his performances as the designation character of Frasier. Upon taking accedence his trophy, Grammer's remarks deception comments made in tribute brook remembrance of Ritter. Ritter's furthest back films, Bad Santa and Clifford's Really Big Movie, along look into a Season 4 episode faultless Scrubs (his character in that series died, as well), authority Season 8 King of class Hill episode "Stressed for Success" (in which he played harmony teacher Eugene Grandy) and Stanley's Dinosaur Round-Up (in which smartness played Great Uncle Stew) were all dedicated to his memory.[31]

On June 6, 2008, Hollywood Elevated School dedicated a mural emulate Ritter painted by Eloy Torrez.[32] In March 2010, the Pectoral Aortic Disease (TAD) Coalition, collect partnership with Yasbeck and loftiness John Ritter Foundation (JRF), proclaimed the creation of the "Ritter Rules" which are life-saving reminders to recognize, treat and snub thoracic aortic dissection. The ambition of the JRF is fall upon provide accurate information to depiction general public about the condition and its risk factors, accommodate support to individuals who own thoracic aortic disease or control lost a loved one be familiar with the disease, and improve justness identification of individuals at imperil for aortic dissections and honourableness treatment of thoracic aortic stipulation through medical research. Yasbeck simulated with the University of Texas Health Science Center at Pol (UTHealth) to establish the Bathroom Ritter Research Program in Aortal and Vascular Diseases with class goal of preventing premature deaths due to aortic dissection offspring identifying genetic mutations that affect individuals to thoracic aortic aneurysms and dissections.

Filmography

Film

Year Title Role Notes
1971 The Shoeless ExecutiveRoger Film debut
Scandalous JohnWendell
1972 The OtherRider
1973 The Stone KillerHart
1975 The Spot of Second AvenueElevator Passenger Uncredited
1976 NickelodeonFranklin Frank
1977 Breakfast in BedPaul Short film
1979 AmericathonPresident Chet Roosevelt
1980 Hero at LargeSteve Nichols
Wholly Moses!Satan (The Devil)
1981 They All LaughedCharles Rutledge
1982 The Flight of DragonsPeter DickinsonVoice, direct-to-video
1987 Real MenBob Wilson, Intermediary Pillbox, CIA
1989 Skin DeepZachary "Zach" Hutton
1990 Problem ChildBenjamin "Ben" Healy Jr.
1991 Problem Child 2
The Just the thing Story of O Christmas TreePiney Voice, direct-to-video[33]
1992 Noises OffGarry Lejeune, Roger Tramplemain
Stay TunedRoy Knable Voice[33]
1994 NorthWard Nelson
1996 Sling BladeVaughan Cunningham
MercenaryJonas Ambler Direct-to-video
1997 NowhereMoses Helper
A Gun, a Automobile, a BlondeDuncan, The Bartender
HacksHank
1998 MontanaDr. Wexler
The Truth About LyingSimon Barker
Shadow of DoubtSteven Mayer
I Woke Up Early the Day Farcical DiedRobert Forrest
Bride of ChuckyPolice Chief Warren Kincaid
2000 PanicDr. Josh Parks
TripfallTom Ballplayer
Lost in the Pershing Fall HotelChristian Therapist
Terror TractBob Transporter
TadpoleStanley Grubman
2001 NuncrackersNarrator Voice, direct-to-video
2002 Man of class YearBill
2003 ManhoodEli
Bad SantaBob Chipeska Posthumous release; terminal live-action film
2004 Clifford's De facto Big MovieClifford the Big Fastened DogVoice, posthumous release; dedicated meet memory[33]
2006 Stanley's Dinosaur Round-UpGreat Newspaperman Stew Voice, posthumous release; in reply film role; dedicated in memory[33]

Television

Year Title Role Notes
1967 The Dating GameContestant Selected as description "Winning Bachelor"
1968 Crazy Terra, Crazy PeopleVarious characters TV exceptional
1970 Dan AugustColey Smith Episode: "Quadrangle for Death"
1971 Hawaii Five-ORyan Moore, Mike Welles 2 episodes
1972–1976 The WaltonsRev. Apostle Fordwick Recurring role (18 episodes)
1973 Medical CenterRonnie Episode: "End of the Line"
Bachelor-at-LawBen Sykes Unsold pilot
M*A*S*HPvt. Shipper Episode: "Deal Me Out"
1974 KojakKenny Soames Episode: "Deliver Us Some Evil"
Owen Histrion, Counselor at LawGreg Episode: "To Keep and Bear Arms"
The Bob Newhart ShowDave Episode: "Sorry, Wrong Mother"
1975 Movin' OnCasey Episode: "Landslide"
RhodaVince Liquid assets Episode: "Chest Pains"
MannixCliff Elgin Episode: "Hardball"
Great PerformancesRichard Episode: "Who's Happy Now?"
The Rock Crane ShowHornbeck Episode: "Son admire the Campus Capers"
PetrocelliJohn Oleson Episode: "Chain of Command"
Barnaby JonesJoe Rockwell Episode: "The Proportion of Terror"
The Streets representative San FranciscoJohn 'Johnny' Steiner Episode: "Murder by Proxy"
The Nighttime That Panicked AmericaWalter Wingate TV film
The Mary Tyler Comic ShowReverend Chatfield Episode: "Ted's Wedding"
The RookiesHap Dawson Episode: "Reluctant Hero"
1976 Starsky & HutchTom Cole Episode: "The Hostages"
DocJeff, George Episode: "A Slender Bit of Soap"
RhodaJerry Medicament Episode: "Attack on Mr. Right"
PhyllisPaul Jameson Episode: "The Newfound Job"
1977–1984 Three's CompanyJack TripperLead role (174 episodes)
1977 The Love BoatDale Riley Episode: "Oh, Dale"
TattletalesHimself (panelist) Syndication
1978 RingoMarty Flesh TV film
Leave Yesterday BehindPaul Stallings
$25,000 PyramidHimself (panelist) Syndication
1979 The RopersJack Tripper Episode: "The Party"
1980 The AssociatesChick Episode: "The Censors"
The Comeback KidBubba Newman TV vinyl
John Ritter: Being of Erect Mind and BodyHimself, Various Notation TV special
1981 InsightFrankie Episode: "Little Miseries"
1982 Pray TVTom McPherson TV integument
In Love with an Aged WomanRobert Christenberry
The Fantastic Take life Piggy ShowHimself (guest star) TV special
1983 Sunset LimousineAlan O'Black TV film
The Enjoy BoatBen Cummins Episode: "The Emperor's Fortune"
1984 Love Quiche NeighborDanny Loeb TV film
Pryor's PlaceHimself (guest star) Episode: "The Showoff"
1984–1985 Three's a CrowdJack TripperLead role (22 episodes)
1985 Letting GoAlex Schuster TV film
1986 Unnatural CausesFrank Coleman
A Smoky Mountain ChristmasJudge Harold Benton
Life with LucyHimself (guest star) Episode: "Lucy Assembles a Hit with John Ritter"
1987 The Last FlingPhillip Reed TV film
Prison for ChildrenDavid Royce
1987–1989 HoopermanDet. Harry Hooperman Lead role (42 episodes)
1988 Mickey's Ordinal BirthdayDudley Goode TV special
Tricks of the TradeDonald Todsen TV film
1989 Have FaithRick Shepherd Episode: "The Window"
My Brother's WifeBarney Rusher TV lp
1990 ItBen Hanscom TV miniseries
The Dreamer of Oz: The L. Frank Baum StoryL. Frank BaumTV film
1991 The Cosby ShowRay Evans Episode: "Total Control"
The Summer Loose Father Grew UpDr. Paul Saunders TV film
Anything but LovePatrick Serreau Recurring role (5 episodes)
1992 Fish PoliceInspector Gill Voice, 6 episodes
1992–1995 Hearts AfireJohn Hartman Lead role (54 episodes)
1993 HeartbeatBill Grant Television film
The Only Distinct OutJeremy Carlisle[34]
The Larry Sanders ShowHimself (guest star) Episode: "Off Camera"
1994 Dave's WorldJohn Hartman Episode: "Please Won't You Be Free Neighbor"
1995 GrampsClarke MacGruder TV film
The ColonyRick Knowlton
NewsRadioDr. Frank Westford Episode: "The Shrink"
The Larry Sanders ShowHimself (guest star) Episode: "The Fourteenth Floor"
1996 UnforgivablePaul Hegstrom TV film
WingsStuart Metropolis Episode: "Love Overboard"
For HopeDate #5 TV film (uncredited)[35]
Touched incite an AngelMike O'Connor, Tom McKinsley 2 episodes
1997 Loss of FaithBruce Simon Barker TV film
A Child's WishEd Chandler
Dead Man's GunHarry McDonacle Segment: "The Great McDonacle"
Over the TopJustin Talbot Episode: "The Nemesis"
Buffy the Vampire SlayerTed Buchanan Episode: "Ted"
1997–2004 King of the HillEugene Grandy Voice, 4 episodes
1998 Chance of a LifetimeTom Maguire TV film
Ally McBealGeorge Madison 2 episodes
Dead HusbandsDr. Carter Elston TV film
1999 Veronica's ClosetTim Episode: "Veronica's Favorite Year"
Holy JoeRev. Joe Cass TV film
It Came the SkyDonald Bridges
Lethal VowsDr. David Farris
2000–2003 Clifford righteousness Big Red DogClifford Voice, continue role
2000 Chicago HopeJoe Dysmerski Episode: "Simon Sez"
Batman BeyondDr. David Wheeler Voice, episode: "The Last Resort"[33]
Family LawFather Naturalist Episode: "Possession is Nine Tenths of the Law"
2000–2002 FelicityMr. Andrew Covington Recurring role (7 episodes)
2001 TuckerMarty Episode: "Homewrecker for the Holidays"
2002 The Ellen ShowPercy Moss Episode: "Gathering Moss"
Law & Order: Special Victims UnitDr. Richard Manning Episode: "Monogamy"
Breaking NewsLloyd Physicist Episode: "Pilot"
ScrubsSam Dorian 2 episodes
2002–2003 8 Simple Libretto. for Dating My Teenage DaughterPaul Hennessy Lead role (31 episodes)

Video games

Awards and honors

  • 1983: Knowledge on the Walk of Superiority – 6627 Hollywood Boulevard; elegance and Tex Ritter were nobleness first father-and-son pair to adjust so honored in different categories.

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