Popular Comedian And Actor Passed Away At 93
On Christmas Day, Dick celebrated surrounded by loved ones, including Jeff, his daughter-in-law, and his life partner, at their Florida home. Through FaceTime, they connected with family members who couldn’t be there in person. The family shared a meal from Dick’s favorite restaurant, creating one last memorable evening together. Later that night, Dick went to bed and passed away peacefully in his sleep early on December 26th.
Dick Capri was a renowned comedian and actor celebrated for his sharp wit and impeccable comedic timing. Born in 1935 in Brooklyn, New York, he honed his craft in the Catskills’ legendary Borscht Belt, where his unique blend of observational humor and storytelling made him a standout performer. Over a career spanning decades, Capri brought laughter to audiences across the globe, appearing on iconic stages such as Carnegie Hall and the Las Vegas Strip, as well as on national television shows like The Ed Sullivan Show.
Capri was a master of clean, relatable humor that resonated with people of all ages. His ability to draw humor from everyday life earned him a loyal fan base and cemented his reputation as one of the greats in the comedy world. He was also part of the critically acclaimed comedy revue Catskills on Broadway, which showcased the timeless humor of the Borscht Belt era and earned rave reviews during its run.
Rest In Peace.