Actor Peter Crombie, famous for his role as “Crazy” Joe Davola in Seinfeld, has passed away at age 71. No details have been released about the nature of his brief illness. Crombie’s ex-wife confirmed the news on Instagram, writing a touching tribute to her former husband. She described him as a kind, giving, caring and creative soul who was loved by many.
The actor was known not only for his role on Seinfeld but also for his appearances in hit films including Oliver Stone’s Natural Born Killers and The Doors, and David Fincher’s Se7en. Crombie’s most memorable role was “Crazy” Joe Davola, a writer on Seinfeld who stalked Elaine and frequently irritated Jerry.
In her tribute to Crombie, his ex-wife also spoke about the impact of his loss. She wrote of her shock and sadness and asked for h
im to be greeted with love by his parents and Oliver. Crombie was a beloved figure in the entertainment industry, receiving warm words of tribute from fans and colleagues alike.
Born in 1952, Crombie also had a successful television career, with appearances on shows such as Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, Law & Order and NYPD Blue. He was also a scriptwriter, having penned the script for the 2006 short film Threshold. The actor’s passing has left a void in the industry, with many paying tribute to his kindness, generosity and incredible talent.
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