On this day in history, March 3, 1966, 'I Love Lucy' star, vaudeville performer William Frawley dies
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foxnews.comWilliam Frawley, the Iowa-born vaudevillian whose quick-witted comebacks and grumpy but lovable portrayal of Fred Mertz on the legendary sitcom "I Love Lucy" endeared him to millions of Americans, died on this day in history, March 3, 1966.
He was 79. Nicknamed "Bill," the actor was best known for his supporting role as Fred Mertz, the Ricardos' sarcastic landlord of 623 E.
68th Street in Manhattan. Throughout his career, Frawley was cast in over 100 films, including "Desire," "Miracle on 34th Street" and "Monsieur Verdoux" starring Charlie Chaplin.
He often portrayed coaches or trainers — fitting, arguably, given his affinity for sports and his friendships with athletes.
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