In a profound loss for the entertainment industry, Dick Capri, the beloved actor and comedian, has passed away at the age of 93.

According to reports, Capri had been living with a diagnosed bleeding enlarged aorta, a condition that was deemed inoperable due to his advanced age.

Final Days and Family Moments

In the days leading up to his passing, Capri embraced life fully, spending quality time with family during the Christmas holiday.

His son Jeff shared that they enjoyed a lovely gathering, including FaceTime calls with relatives who couldn't make it to their Florida home.

They indulged in a feast from Dick's favorite restaurant, cherishing their time together before he peacefully went to sleep on the morning of December 26.

Jeff paid tribute to his father, remarking, “The world has lost one of the funniest and kindest people in show business,” adding, "The world is not as funny today as it was yesterday."

Career Highlights

Capri's vibrant career took off in the early 1970s, where he became a prominent figure in the comedy scene.

He toured alongside the legendary Engelbert Humperdinck, performing at iconic venues such as Radio City Music Hall and various renowned resorts in Las Vegas.

His talent allowed him the privilege of sharing the stage with music icons like Tom Jones, Liza Minnelli, and even Frank Sinatra, making him a notable part of the entertainment landscape during a golden era of performance.

In 1991, he made a significant leap to Broadway, taking on a co-starring role in "Catskills on Broadway," a comedy special that featured several notable acts.

The show enjoyed tremendous success, running on Broadway for over a year before embarking on a national tour.

Television Appearances and Legacy

Throughout his career, Capri was a familiar face on television, appearing across a variety of national programs and even showcasing his comedic talent in front of two sitting presidents—a testament to his standout presence in the industry.

Dick Capri’s legacy as a performer, father, and comedian will not be forgotten. His infectious humor and kind spirit will be cherished by fans and family alike for years to come.