Richard Roat Dies: Actor In ‘Seinfeld’, ‘Friends’, ‘Dallas’ & Dozens Of Other Shows Was 89

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Peggy Mitchell throwing a no-good out of her pub- actors leaving in search of 'new challenges and opportunities'. While lots of stars are content to remain on their shows for decades, others get itchy feet and depart, in search of new roles.

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drunk at work that she bid £20k on a house auction – and won.Luana Riberia, 40, splashed the cash on a house in the suburbs of Leeds.But she wasn't totally oblivious about the house she bought, because she had gone to see it originally with a friend who wanted to buy it.READ MORE: Brits may only get 'four-minute warning of nuclear destruction' from emergency broadcastBut a lot of alcohol later, it was Luana's.Speaking exclusively to the Daily Star, Luana, from Anglesey, North Wales, recalled: “I went to see a house with a friend as it was on auction, but my friend didn’t want it as it was in a rough area.“I liked the property and thought it could be really lovely and a good investment.“So, I went to the nightclub where I worked, stayed afterwards and got very drunk.“I don't actually have any recollection of doing this, but apparently I got home the next morning, called the estate agent, put a bid in and got the house.“I woke up hungover and my boyfriend at the time was very annoyed, and was giving me the silent treatment.”She doesn't remember how drunk she actually was but insists that it must have been quite a bit because her memory was so “hazy”.The founder of Dauntless PR does, however, remember how “one drink turned to two”, which then turned into drinking games and “the rest is a blur” but, according to her ex, she got home at 8:30am and insisted on calling the estate agent to put an offer in on the house that was on auction as soon as they opened at 9am.Having gone to bed after it, she woke up later on and had no idea what had happened.Then her boyfriend reminded her - she bought a house.However, it wasn’t all bad, and actually ended up working out really well.Luana, had the house for a year, doubled the profit and

BBC Breakfast viewers slammed Naga Munchetty for the way she handled an interview during Saturday's (September 24) instalment of the morning show. The presenter, 47, returned to the red sofa alongside co-host Charlie Stayt and welcomed Labour's deputy leader Angela Rayner into the studio to discuss the reaction to Kwasi Kwarteng's mini-budget.But merely minutes into the 10-minute interview, fans took to social media with claims Naga and Charlie unleashed an "unashamed attack" on the 42-year-old."Unashamed attack by Naga and Charlie on a guest this morning in Angela Rayner both clearly Tory, can no longer watch BBC news programmes," penned one user.Another said: "#BBCBreakfast sorry, but terrible interview Charlie and Naga.""Angela Rayner wishing she had stayed at home rather than be tag teamed by Charlie and Naga #BBCBreakfast," tweeted another.The interview was kicked off by Charlie who asked what Labour's overall reaction was to the mini-budget which was followed by Charlie pointing out that "it could work."Angela chimed: "I don't think it will work," as Charlie interjected: "But you're guessing...," before the Labour leader stood her ground and continued.While several took to the platform to slam the pair for the "constant interruptions" during the interview.

Gemma Atkinson has given a two-word response after learning that her boyfriend Gorka Marquez was partnered Helen Skelton on this year's Strictly Come Dancing. Strictly fans finally learned who the pairings were on Friday (September 23) after the launch show was postponed due to Queen Elizabeth II's death.And it was revealed that Helen had been paired with two-time runner-up Gorka, in what seems to be a very promising duo.READ MORE: Strictly's Helen Skelton in frosty exchange with Craig Revel Horwood at start of seriesGemma and Gorka met on the show in 2017 though she was paired with former pro Aljaz Skorjanec and he was with Alexandra Burke.

Married At First Sight UK bride Lara Eyre has finally revealed which famous actor she previously dated.The 50-year-old – who left the experiment after her relationship with husband Richie Dews fizzled out – previously revealed she'd been dating a Hollywood star, but refused to name him.Luckily, the waitress has now revealed all, and the big name is actually a home-grown talent.READ MORE: MAFS UK's Gemma leaves fans gobsmacked as Matt accuses her of masturbating in restaurantThe blonde beauty has been courting her new-found popularity on Instagram and did a Q&A, during which fans begged to know who her famous ex was.Lara teased: "I may have dated someone from Sons Of Anarchy."Fans immediately began wondering who it could be, as the US drama's cast featured some big names.Now though, she's revealed all, with the former dancer and model telling The Sun: "It's Charlie Hunnam. I dated Charlie Hunnam for a while, he was lovely and I've always had a soft spot for him.

Peggy Mitchell throwing a no-good out of her pub- actors leaving in search of 'new challenges and opportunities'. While lots of stars are content to remain on their shows for decades, others get itchy feet and depart, in search of new roles. Some make it big in Hollywood or carve out a career in the UK entertainment industry, and some return to where it all began, their ambitions perhaps not going to plan.We've taken a look at actors who have broken into Hollywood, and a few who didn't succeed.Ricky WhittleRicky, 40, played kind-hearted cop Calvin Valentine in Hollyoaks between 2006 and 2011.

BBC Breakfast descended into chaos on Saturday morning (September 24) as one guest's phone went off on two separate occasions in the middle of an interview. Hosts Charlie Stayt and Naga Munchetty helmed today's instalment of the breakfast show and discussed the decision to cut taxes for the wealthy during the cost of living crisis.The duo chatted to Paul Johnson, the Director of independent research charity Institute for Fiscal studies, to give his take on the economic side of things, but the interview soon turned awkward.READ MORE: Naga Munchetty slams BBC Breakfast viewer accusing her of 'ruining' MasterChef finalCharlie asked: "We often ask politicians, how will you measure what you're doing? What do you see as the markers in six months or a year from now to get indicators as to whether or not something is changing?"As Paul began responding to Charlie, his phone started to ring off-screen, with Paul ignoring the call and quickly reaching to switch it off.

Emmerdale promises an avalanche of shocking scenes next week.Emmerdale spoilers reveal that Faith Dingle longs to take her final days into her own her hands and asks daughter-in-law Moira to assist her with her death.With Faith's dreaded request looming over her, will Moira decide to go through with it?READ MORE: Emmerdale Millie Tate star's life - proud mum, reason for leaving soap and charity workMeanwhile Sandra Flaherty's plans to ruin her daughter Liv's relationship with husband Vinny Dingle is in full swing, with Liv kicking Vinny out after a disagreement.But now that Vinny is out of the picture, what lengths will Sandra go to get her hands on her daughter's cash?Elsewhere Kim Tate is another sticky situation after she kicks Dawn Fletcher out of Home Farm.

Seinfeld and Friends actor Richard Roat has died at the age of 89.Roat’s wife confirmed the news to Variety, and his obituary said he died “suddenly”. No cause of death has been shared.The actor played over 135 roles across a career which spanned almost 50 years, in film, television and on Broadway.On Friends, Roat starred as a professor at Ross’s university in ‘The One Where Ross Dates A Student’.Roat played a doctor on Seinfeld, who describes Elaine as “difficult”.

and roles on  and, has died. He was 89.According to multiple reports, the beloved actor died on Aug. 5 in Orange County, California.

Longtime TV character actor Richard Roat has died at the age of 89.The star passed away 'suddenly' on August 5 in Orange County, California, according to his obituary published by The Los Angeles Times.'His greatest love was his family, with whom he shared his incredible sense of humor, intelligence, and unmatched zest for life,' Roat's family wrote in his obituary. Roat had over 135 acting roles. He was best known for his parts on the TV shows Friends and Seinfeld but he also popped up in The Golden Girls (once as the boyfriend of Betty White's character) as well as Happy Days, Dallas, Cheers, Murphy Brown and Dynasty.  Sad loss for Hollywood: Longtime TV character actor Richard Roat has died at the age of 89.

Richard Roat, who acted on iconic shows such as "Friends," "Golden Girls," and "Seinfeld," has died. According to his obituary, he "passed away suddenly" at the age of 89.

His career began in the 1960s when he landed his first recurring role as Dr.

LA Times wrote in its obituary.With a glittering TV career spanning nearly a half-century, Roat boasted notable credits in “Cheers,” “Murphy Brown,” “Hawaii Five-O” and “Happy Days.”Born on July 3, 1933, the actor dabbled in various TV shows in the early 1960s before landing his first recurring role as Dr. Jerry Chandler on the NBC soap opera “The Doctors” in 1962.

tributes, particularly from those who knew him the best, poured in as the news of his death travelled.READ MORE: Celebrity deaths 2022: Tom Parker, Anna Karen and Meat LoafIn an obituary shares on the Los Angeles Times, Richard was described as the Lakers and Angels "biggest fan" and he was described as "the most supportive friend a person in the entertainment industry could ever have".The obituary claimed that the TV star assed away suddenly and is survived by "the love of his life, his true soulmate", Kathy, who he wed 40 years ago.Richard had over 135 acting roles on TV while also having an incredible career on Broadway.He featured in The Golden Girls a handful of times while also having stints on the likes of Friends, Seinfeld and many other big hit TV shows.Aside from his career on-screen, he was also known locally as an entertainment tax preparer for over 50 years and had a successful practice in doing so.The obituary read: "His greatest love was his family. Richard was fortunate to marry the love of his life, his true soulmate, Kathy."It added: "Richard will be missed by family, friends, colleagues and clients.

Carson Burton Tucker Wiard, who served as editor for TV series including “Murphy Brown,” “The Carol Burnett Show” and “The Scarlet Letter,” died on Aug 28 in Los Angeles after complications from heart failure. He was 80. Throughout Wiard’s decades-long career, he won five primetime Emmys for editing. Wiard won for his work in editing the final episode of “The Carol Burnett Show” at CBS in 1978, the four-episode WGBH series “The Scarlet Letter” in 1979 and the television special “American Bandstand’s 30th Anniversary Special” in 1982. Two episodes of “Murphy Brown” — “Respect” and “On Another Plane” — also won Wiard primetime Emmys. He was nominated a total of 11 times.

Tucker Wiard, who won five Emmys as a TV editor behind landmark comedy series including The Carol Burnett Show and the entire run of Murphy Brown, died August 28 in Los Angeles from complications due to heart failure, his family said. He was 80.