Legendary comedian Gilbert Gottfried has passed away at 67.
It's a sad day in the world of comedy as the legendary comedian with a larger-than-life voice Gilbert Gottfried tragically passed away after a battle with a "long illness." His family announced his passing with a statement on Twitter celebrating his life as "the most iconic voice in comedy," though the news broke a bit early via a tweet from fellow comedian and actor Jason Alexander. Gottfried was only 67.
COLLIDER VIDEO OF THE DAY One of the more admirable aspects of Gottfried's career was his willingness to aid up-and-coming comedians and projects and generally recognize new-school comedy. A recent example of this is the Adult Swim show Smiling Friends which marked the debut of TV newcomers and internet comedians Zach Hadel and Michael Cusak and featured Gottfried in an episode as God.
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