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John Ritter

54 years old
Born Sep 17, 1948
Died Sep 11, 2003
United States

This tribute is created for John Ritter, one of my favorite actors.

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John Ritter, a master of sitcom silliness who ruled TV comedy with "Three's Company" and then found success again 25 years later with "8 Simple Rules ... For Dating My Teenage Daughter," died of an undetected heart problem. He was 54.

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Dianna Oct 27, 2009

I so much miss Johns movie made for Tv I think. It was called "CHANCE OF A LIFETIME". For me it was one of his greatest Movies. Please contact me if anyone has a copy to sell. I am fairly sure Jean Stapleton and Katry Sagal starred in it with him. Such a heart warming movie. Contact me at mmhen1@yahoo.com

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Richard Lean Oct 07, 2009

Mr Funny
John was/is still the original funny guy in tv.
whenever i`m feeling down i watch an episode of 8 Simple rules to cheer me up.
john's ability to make people laugh seemed to come easy
he will never be replaced or forgotten as Mr Funny in my book
also A big thanks to the other cast members of 8 simple rules it couldn`t have been easy to carry on after John's passing but being the proffesionals you all are you did it with poise and grace.
love to you all
Richard from Edinburgh (Scotland) UK

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Tony Rosales Jul 31, 2009

Growing up I din not speak or undestand english...and yet..I was able to laugh out hard at the faces that he made while acting. Until one day...I was able to laugh at what he had said (thus, i was understanding english) with out looking at his face. From then on...my english has improved.

You will NEVER be forgotten!

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LadyTweety72 Sep 25, 2008

Thanks so much Mr. Ritter for all of your contributions in providing the best remedy that even money can't buy ... LAUGHTER. You were incredible. Rest in Peace!