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Legendary Chicago actor George Wendt dies

‘Cheers’ Cast Pays Tribute to George Wendt After He Died on Anniversary of Show Finale

Cheers cast members share heartfelt tributes to George Wendt, who died at 76 on the anniversary of the iconic show's series finale

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Actor George Wendt, who started at Second City before finding fame on ‘Cheers’ as Norm, dies at 76

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George Wendt, actor who played Norm on 'Cheers,' dies at 76

Watch this CHEERS Compilation of Every Norm Entrance George Wendt Made

Wendt famously portrayed Norman Peterson, better known as just “Norm,” on the iconic ’80s/’90s sitcom Cheers.

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One of George Wendt’s final performances was with a pair of KC Chiefs stars

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Ted Danson Net Worth 2025: How Much Money Does the Cheers Star Make?

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Column: George Wendt’s ‘Super Fans’ character endures in a long tradition of on-screen Chicago sports nuts

George Wendt didn’t just play a rabid Chicago sports fan on TV. He was one ... on the old ballpark in 1991 called “Eighty Years of Celebration — Old Comiskey Park.” The Sox honored ...

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Fans Mourn Passing of Bears 'Superfan' George Wendt From Saturday Night Live Skits

Fans mourned the passing of Wendt, who led a gregarious band of Bears, Bulls and Blackhawks superfans on the show featuring SNL cast members Mike Myers, Chris Farley and others during the time it captured hearts and minds on the popular TV show.

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Remembering George Wendt, who grew up in Chicago's Beverly neighborhood and trained at The Second City

Wendt started his comedy career at The Second City up north in Chicago's Old Town neighborhood in 1975. He would appear on the main stage there for five years. After taking on a f

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'Cheers' star George Wendt scored iconic role with a 1-word audition

Actor George Wendt ... and then the other show got canceled." Wendt's beloved "Cheers" character, Norm Peterson, became a fan favorite, as the frequent customer had a punchline for every pint.