Zack Norman, actor and comedian Recognized for his charisma and talent, he has died at the age of 83. His daughter, Lori Zuker Briller, confirmed the sad news through a message on your Facebook account.
“Wherever you’ve gone, I know everything has become more alive. You were the most enigmatic person wherever you went. The best father, husband, grandfather and friend, you brought so much laughter and so much fun to all of our lives.”
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The actor died in Burbank, California, of natural causes, American media report.
In addition to his role in the television series ‘The Nanny’, Norman was a familiar face in various productions cinematographic and television.
His versatility allowed him to play characters that remained engraved in the memories of many, such as the ancient smuggler.is in ‘After the Lost Emerald’ and his participation with Danny DeVito in ‘Romancing the Stone’.
Who was Zack Norman?
Born Howard Jerrold Zuker in Boston, Massachusetts, Norman was much more than an actor; He was also a musician, comedian, producer and art collector throughout a fruitful career spanning six decades.
His career began in off-Broadway theater during the 1960s, where he developed a unique style that would later be brought to the screen big.
His ability for humor and acting led him to be a comedian before rose to fame in films directed by Henry Jaglom. Among his most notable works are ‘Tracks’ (1977), ‘Sitting Ducks’ (1980) and ‘Babyfever’.
On television, in addition to his role as Uncle Jack in ‘The Babysitter’, Norman participated in iconic series such as ‘The Flash’, ‘Baywatch’ and ‘Brigade’. Theater remained a vital part of his life, appearing in more than 20 plays throughout his career.
P.J.G.
