Peter Boyle

Guest starred on CBS' "King of Queens", playing Frank Barrone

Played the owner of a retro candy shop in the children's comedy "That Darn Cat"

Returned to series TV as regular on the CBS sitcom "Everybody Loves Raymond", playing Frank Barrone, the title character's ornery father; earned 1999, 2000, 2003, 2004 and 2005 Emmy nominations and a SAG nomination in 2004

Guest starred on an episode of "The X-Files"; was awarded an Emmy for his memorable peformance

Had recurring role as the father of a schizophrenic man in several poignant episodes of ABC's "NYPD Blue"

Played Ox, the head of the Callaghan clan that Sandra Bullock's lonely Lucy wants desperately to marry into in the romantic comedy "While You Were Sleeping", co-starring Pullman

Had a supporting role in the holiday comedy "The Santa Clause"

Acted in the quirky comedy "Nervous Ticks", starring Bill Pullman

Featured in "Kickboxer II"

Suffered slight stroke, resumed work after rehab

Reteamed with Keaton in "The Dream Team"

Starred in short-lived series "Joe Bash" (ABC), playing a veteran NYPD patrolman

Had a pivotal supporting role in the gangster comedy "Johnny Dangerously", starring Michael Keaton

Featured in Feldman's last film, "Yellowbeard"

Acted in the detective drama "Hammett", an homage to the famed novelist

Co-starred with Bill Murray in the comedy "Where the Buffalo Roam"

Starred with "Young Frankenstein" co-star Marty Feldman in "In God We Trust"

Appeared as Fatso Judson in miniseries and series remakes of "From Here to Eternity"

Co-starred with Peter Falk in the period comedy "The Brink's Job"; played a powerful Teamster boss in the drama "F.I.S.T."

Played Senator Joseph McCarthy in "Tail Gunner Joe" (NBC)

Had a featured supporting role in Martin Scorcese's "Taxi Driver"

Had an unforgettable turn as the titular scientist's monster in Mel Brooks' "Young Frankenstein"

Racked up feature credits in the comedies "Ghost in the Noonday Sun", "Steelyard Blues", "Kid Blue" and "Slither" and the gangster dramas "The Friends of Eddie Coyle" and "Crazy Joe"

TV-movie debut, "The Man Who Could Talk to Kids" (ABC)

Acted on Broadway in "Paul Sills' Story Theatre"

Breakthrough feature film, "Joe"; had title role

TV series debut as regular on "Comedy Tonight" (CBS)

Film debut, "The Virgin President"

Toured in "The Odd Couple" as understudy for Oscar Madison role

Early NYC stage appearance, "Shadow of Heroes"

Had a recurring role as Jack Killian (Gary Cole)'s con man father JJ on the NBC drama series "Midnight Caller"

Had a recurring role as the father of Tea Leoni's character on the Fox sitcom "Flying Blind"

Member of Second City troupe

Moved to Manhattan to pursue an acting career

Was a member of the Christian Brothers during part of the 1950s

Was featured in a recurring role as the head of an international crime organization on the ABC series "Lois and Clark: The New Adventures of Superman"