Television and comedy fans are mourning the loss of actor and comedian Anthony Clark, best known for playing Greg Warner on the popular CBS sitcom “Yes, Dear.” Clark died November 10 at the age of 62.
Clark's death was confirmed by his longtime manager, Barry Katz, who remembered him as one of the funniest and most talented comedians and actors he had ever represented.
“He will be missed for the joy, happiness, and love he brought to everyone he worked with and the audiences that were blessed to see his undeniable performances,” Katz told Fox News Digital.
According to Deadline, Clark died from complications of pneumonia.
Clark built a successful career in television, film and stand-up comedy. Before landing his best-known role on “Yes, Dear,” he starred in NBC's “Boston Common” and appeared in “Soul Man” alongside Dan Aykroyd.
His biggest television success came playing Greg Warner on “Yes, Dear,” which ran for six seasons from 2000 through 2006, producing 122 episodes.
His film credits also included “The Rock,” “Dogfight” and “The Thing Called Love.” He later hosted the fourth season of NBC's “Last Comic Standing.”
Clark's former co-star Mike O'Malley paid tribute to his longtime friend, remembering him as a uniquely funny comedian who could make audiences laugh simply by sharing his observations about life.
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Source note: Star News TV · Nov 12, 2026 8:55 PM.
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