John Mahoney, best known for playing Martin Crane on 11 periods of "Frasier," kicked the bucket in Chicago on Sunday while in hospice mind, his chief, Paul Martino, affirmed. He was 77.
Mahoney played the father of Kelsey Grammer and David Hyde Pierce's characters amid the show's keep running on NBC from 1993 to 2004. He won a SAG Award and got two Emmy and two Golden Globe designations for his depiction. He was likewise a backbone of Chicago's theater group.
From 2011 to 2014, he had a repeating part on "Hot in Cleveland" as Roy, the affection enthusiasm of Betty White's character, Elka. He was tremendously adulated for his execution as an anguished CEO in mental advising on Season 2 of HBO's "In Treatment" in 2009.
Mahoney worked in film for over 35 years, showing up in works of art like "The American President" and "Say Anything," alongside voicing energized characters in the "Antz" and "Atlantis" films. He additionally had visitor spots in various mainstream TV demonstrates including "Cheers" and "third Rock from the Sun."
Conceived Blackpool, England, the on-screen character began his vocation in theater and kept on coming back to the stage, showing up in "Prelude to a Kiss" on Broadway and "The Outgoing Tide" and "The Birthday Party" in Chicago after "Frasier" finished.
He went to the U.S. at age 19 and showed English at Western Illinois University before going into media outlets in 1977.
Mahoney never wedded and didn't have any youngsters.
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