THANKS for Charles McNulty’s thoughtful piece on Charles Nelson Reilly [“A Gift for Connecting,” May 30]. As usual, it’s the funny people who turn out to be the most serious and ...

Though best remembered for his irreverent 1970s and ‘80s TV game show appearances, funnyman Charles Nelson Reilly (who died of pneumonia last May) also had a colorful family and a lengthy ...

CHARLES Nelson Reilly’s long run as one of the funniest – and, second only to Paul Lynde, campiest – game-show personalities in the ’70s eclipsed an impressive Broadway career as a ...

Charles Nelson Reilly began his career in New York theater. He won a Tony Award in 1962 for his role in the original Broadway production of "How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying." ...

In the course of his colorful life, Charles Nelson Reilly was many things: game-show fixture, TV player, director, quipster, Broadway character actor. He was also a teacher, and his ...

How you remember Charles Nelson Reilly probably depends on how old you are. If you’re a kid, he was the voice of the Dirty Bubble on SpongeBob SquarePants. Or maybe you’re just old enough to ...

Charles Nelson Reilly, who acted and directed on Broadway but came to be best known for his campy television appearances on talk shows and "Match Game," died Friday in Los Angeles. He was 76 and ...

Actor/director/teacher Charles Nelson Reilly died on May 25 of this year, at the age of 76. As he predicted, his obituary in The New York Times said, in its opening sentence, that he had worked on ...

Charles Nelson Reilly, the Tony Award winner who later became known for his ribald appearances on the "Tonight Show" and various game shows, has died. He was 76. Reilly died Friday in Los Angeles ...