Jason Sudeikis Uncle broke the silence after his death cheers Star George Winter.
The 49-year-old Ted Lasso star talked about Wendt, who died May 20 at the age of 76, in an interview with KSHB 41 in Kansas City on Friday, May 31. Sudeikis’ fundraiser responded to journalists at a fundraiser held by the big Slick, but he responded to journalists. Kansas City Star. (Wendt is a regular celebrity in Big Slick’s annual display cabinet.)
“Okay, thank you…yes, he’s an amazing guy,” Sudeikis appeared on the stage Rob Riggle,,,,, Paul Rudd,,,,, Eric Stonestreet There are other famous faces. Sudeikis’ microphone then exited, and he was handed to a replacement microphone by 55-year-old Riggle, causing Sudeikis to joke, “That’s him, that’s him messing up the soundboard. He was like, ‘Don’t talk about me.’ OK, Midwest humility.”
Sudeikis continued: “About my Uncle George, I mean, you know, there’s an old saying ‘Don’t meet your hero’, usually because they disappoint you is the second half of that statement, but he’s not one of those guys, but he’s not the fun and enthusiasm of him on TV or anyone he plays in movies and in movies. If you really care, you can actually pursue a career.”
Sudeikis’s mother uncle was Wendt, who added that being an actor helped Wendt raise his own family. “It’s also a profession where you can meet the love of life like his wife and aka permanent girlfriend Bernadette [Birkett] So he was always in touch with his family, his roots, which of course was in Chicago, and the time he spent here. ”
He added, “We miss him so much” before realizing that he loved him so much.
Riggle also took the opportunity to pay tribute to Wendt, telling the room that “George has always been willing to attend” and then in “Big Smooth” before adding that he is “always fun”.
Rudd, 56, then offered a few words of his own. “He’s missing here…he’s as much as we are alone. He’s a very, very cute person. I love him.”
Former cheering star George Wendt passed away Tuesday, May 20. “George’s family confirmed his death early Tuesday morning, announcing […]
Winter’s representative confirmed the star’s death in a statement US Weekly last month. “Beloved actor and comedian George Wendt, most famous cheers“George’s family confirmed his death in the early hours of Tuesday morning, announcing his peaceful death in his sleep at home. George is a playful family, a popular friend and a confidant to all lucky people who know him. He will be missed forever.”
Wendt began his career as a comedian in the 1970s in the Second City and then turned his eyes to television performances. He is in taxi,,,,, Alice and Hart Go to Hart In the 1980s, before landing in the role of Norm Peterson cheers 1982.
