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Louis Nye
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Louis Nye

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1913Born, Hartford
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Louis Nye, born Louis Neistat, was an American comedic actor. He was an entertainer to the troops during World War II and is best known for his work on countless television, film and radio programs. Nye decided to go to New York City, where he worked in radio, playing various roles on soap operas. He recalled "I still think of myself as an actor. In the radio days, I was busy playing rotten Nazis, rich uncles and emotional juveniles -- the whole span -- and the only time I tried to be funny was at parties." Nye served in the United States Army during World War II, and because he earned laughs by mimicking other soldiers, he was assigned to run the recreation hall. Following his discharge,…

Known for

Curb Your EnthusiasmJeff's Dad
The Cosby ShowNorman Kirby
The Munsters
Cannonball Run IIFisherman #3
The Real GhostbustersCharles Foster Hearse III (voice)

Filmography

AllMoviesShows
1994The Steven Banks ShowShower Guest · 1 episodeShow
1986The Real GhostbustersCharles Foster Hearse III (voice) · 1 episodeShow
1985Alice in WonderlandCarpenter · 1 episodeShow
1984The Cosby ShowNorman Kirby · 1 episodeShow
1982St. ElsewhereMilton Axelrod · 2 episodesShow
1981Aloha Paradise1 episodeShow
1978Fantasy IslandMr. Milbanks · 1 episodeShow
1976Laverne & ShirleyMr. Clark · 1 episodeShow
1975Starsky & HutchJerry · 1 episodeShow
1974Police WomanMyron Drew · 1 episodeShow
1973Needles and PinsHarry Karp · 14 episodesShow
1966The Pruitts of Southampton1 episodeShow
1964The Munsters1 episodeShow
1963Burke's LawHooper, James Stock · 1 episodeShow
1963The Lieutenant1 episodeShow
1962The Beverly HillbilliesSonny Drysdale · 4 episodesShow
1960Guestward, Ho!1 episodeShow
1958Naked CityThe Drunk · 1 episodeShow
1950The Jack Benny ProgramHarvey Hollis Pickering, Crying Cab Driver · 1 episodeShow
1947Kraft Television Theatre1 episodeShow

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