Anthony Clark

Anthony Clark Obituary — Yes, Dear Star and Comedian Anthony Clark, comedian and actor best known for starring in CBS’s Yes, Dear, died on November 10, 2026, at age 62 Yahoo Yahoo +1 . Announcement and Tributes Clark’s death was announced by Yes, Dear co‑star Mike O’Malley on November 11, 2026, via social media. O’Malley remembered him as “a hilarious guy” who was already famous in Boston in the mid‑1990s, regularly selling out comedy shows. He shared behind‑the‑scenes photos from the show’s final episode and recalled their last phone conversation, when Clark “had us laughing loudly once again” Yahoo Yahoo +1 . Actor Nick Swardson also paid tribute on Instagram, calling Clark a “longtime best friend” and “non‑stop laughs” Yahoo Yahoo . Clark’s manager, Barry Katz, said his “undeniable joy, happiness, and love were contagious to all he worked with” Yahoo Yahoo . Career Highlights Born April 4, 1964, in Lynchburg, Virginia, Clark began as a stand‑up comedian, appearing in HBO’s 1995 Young Comedians special alongside Dave Chappelle and Louis C.K. Yahoo Yahoo +1 . His television credits include: Yes, Dear (CBS, 2000–2006) — as Greg Warner, opposite Jean Louisa Kelly, Mike O’Malley, and Liza Snyder Yahoo Yahoo +1 . Boston Common (NBC, 1996–1997) — as Boyd Pritchett Yahoo Yahoo . Soul Man (ABC, 1997–1998) — as Rev. Todd Tucker Yahoo Yahoo . He also appeared in films such as Dogfight, The Thing Called Love, and The Rock Yahoo Yahoo +1 . Cause of Death According to reports, Clark died from complications related to pneumonia Yahoo Yahoo . Legacy Clark’s work spanned nearly two decades, blending stand‑up comedy with television and film. Colleagues and friends remember him for his humor, warmth, and ability to make others laugh Yahoo Yahoo +2 . For more tributes and full obituary details, see Yahoo Entertainment’s coverage