American actor Lou cutell, who played the unforgettable Doctor Howard Cooperman in the legendary comedy series Seinfeld died earlier this week at the age of 91. It was his friend Mark Furman who announced the news via a post published on Facebook on November 21 and in which he explains that the comedian has gone to a better world.. “After 91 years of a wonderful life my friend Lou Cutell has returned home. He is a wonderful stage comedian and actor who has passed away. (…) Rest in peace Lou”, can we read.
Lou Cutell had a very rich career, before enjoying his retirement in 2015. He has been seen in various fictions such as series Lois and Clark, Will & Grace. He also made a few appearances in a few episodes of How I put your mother, Spin City and Grey’s Anatomy, in which he held small secondary roles.
In cinema, the nonagenarian has starred in many feature films including Honey I shrunk the kids or Serial Noceurs. Lou Cutell has also appeared in legendary and internationally known series such as Kojak, Starsky and Hutch, Santa Barbara and The Cruise is having fun.
Being a familiar face for millions of Americans, the announcement of Lou Cutell’s death has upset many Internet users, who have paid tribute to him on the Web. “Lou Cutell was in so many shows and movies (Google it)“, launched on Twitter a journalist of the magazine Vulture, apparently a fan of the comedian.
The exact date and causes of Lou Cutell’s death are unknown at this time.