Eddie was a great supporting actor. John Mahoney, fantastic. The series would not have been nearly as hilarious and cherished without these 2. The Dad kept his sons anchored in what really matters in life. He exposed their pretension and made them see it, how they don't need to be that way. He would tell them that their mother was cultured and educated, like them, but had a soft heart, a great appreciation for truly loving someone without one ounce of pretension. Whenever they got in too deep because of that, his gentle but scolding outlook they always respected. Frasier's disgust of his dad's chair, getting rid of it or restoring the old material was hard to watch, Martin telling them he had such great memories in that chair. It was as if he, their mom, and those memories meaningless. Always cried at that. Martin buying Frederick that special toy Frasier did not, wrapped and ready for Frasier to give him, another great moment. Did not think this spin-off would work, but it sure did.
@lisa. That is one of my favorite episodes. It doesn't make me cry, but the one where Frasier finds out his mom had an affair sure does, just because Frasier's grief seems so real.
Years before he was on Frasier or Star Trek Deep Space Nine, Rene Auberjonois was in the cast of the sitcom Benson (1979-1986) as Clayton Endicott III, the chief of staff of Govern Gatling (played by James Noble), on the show.
This is a bit far fetched, the dog and John Mahoney were regulars on the show. The other three, while famous on their own, only had guest roles on frasier.
Go back further for a WONDERFUL performance by Rene on the original Bob Newhart show. Played a French psychologist with a very "continental" view of married life. One of my favorite episodes, his role played with the fancy French accent. We had a French foreign exchange student in our house at the time, so every word sounded SO pretentious.
At 0:58 that is Elizabeth Montgomery, not Rosemary Murphy. Other inaccuracies in this as well. Wrong Peter Casey. Misspellings. Not trying very hard to get this right.
What about David Ogden Stiers? He was in the episode where his pompous, classy, cultured character had more in common with Frasier and Niles than their boorish but lovable dad, Martin. This has Frasier and Niles wondering if the David Ogden Stiers character was their real father. and not Martin.
2:40 - Alice Playten can also be heard on National Lampoon's Woodstock parody LP "Lemmings" (1973). That record also featured a young Chevy Chase, John Belushi and a pre- Spinal Tap Christopher Guest...
I always wanted to know who played “BLIX” in the movie Legend. She was one of those people who seemed familiar but you couldn’t place her. “Moose” the dog was also in a episode of ‘Tales from the crypt’… All good things must come to a end.
I watched a minute and 40 seconds when I gave up ... picture of Elizabeth Montgomery wrongly inserted ... and the horrible spelling of Rene Auberjonois ... name means not even a shred of research .... not wasting my time even considering the rest of this.
Also a special RIP to Enzo, son of Moose who inherited the Eddie spot after Moose retired and was the main younger dog in My Dog Skip. A respectful nod to Robbie Coltrane that we lost in 2022 who played Michael Moon, brother to Daphne. He was the brother that wasn't annoying that I wish had gotten the screen time instead of the Simon character which I can't stand.
I remember the character Bonnie in two very funny episode in Season 6 I think. She was Marty's new girlfriend but Frasier was trying to fix up his Dad with Roz's mother who was visiting. So he pretended she was Niles's date instead which didn't go down well with anyone.
Why is it sad that these folks are no more? The one true thing we all know for sure is that from the moment of our conception, we are all dying! What is sad is when someone young dies, when somebody is murdered, these dead folks in this video were all of great age.
Kelsey grammer needs to make episode 1 of the Frasier revival about John Mahoney. It should start with Frasier having coffee in his apartment in San Francisco then his phone reminds him it's the day his dad passed away.
#3 and #5 were not cast members. Guest appearances at best, but barely more than cameos. So, it is criminal that the list did not include Bob Prosky and David Ogden Stiers. And Rene Auberjonois at #4? Ridiculous.
John Mahoney was a great actor and a perfect fit on Frasier but sad though that he like others from Frasier was not born in Seattle. would have made it more cooler having native Washington persons in the key roles.
@@bretmaverick9434 very good question. i would really have to sit down and look into it. but now that we have who they put in the parts, do you really want it to change? kinda like finding out one of the best actors in the show is, in life, gay but plays a real good sleeze ball. would you realy want to chang people? the reason why we like the show is because of the actors/actress in their roles. would not be the same. Like watching the waltons. Southerners but the actors/actresses mostly where not even southern (specially the 1 leading actor who was from New York and i think he was from New York city too and 1 was not even born in the U.S.).
@@bretmaverick9434 the question now is, if they bring back fraier, who will they get as supporting cast. they really need to bring back his brother. I still think Bulldog should have his own show. still can not believe the guy who plays him is inn real life gay. who plays the role so well. you would think they brought some guy in from the 1970s to play bulldog.
Who the hell wrote this stuff? We know they're known from Frasier. It's sad how this voice over artist has literally zero clue on name pronunciation. Beeb Bluff? David Angle? Both Moose and Enzo the dogs have since passed away, yet this video seems to imply there was only one dog. This channel is probably made by a Chinese ad-farming bot and not someone familiar at all with normal American things.
best known for playing john mahoney on frasier......while watching a video about actors from frasier who has died. ummm obviously. amazing actor. but what about dave angel??? nonsense that he was forgotten from this. who the hell wrote this nonsense?? unsub'd
My introduction to Rene Auberjonois was M*A*S*H where he played father Mulcahy. The movie must be too insignificant to be mentioned. Why is it Mahoney is always mispronounced. The correct pronunciation is Marney.
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