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Heaven Couldn't Wait Any Longer, Actor Charles Grodin of Wilton Passes at 86 - Vimarsana News

Heaven Couldn't Wait Any Longer, Actor Charles Grodin of Wilton Passes at 86

Heaven Couldn't Wait Any Longer, Actor Charles Grodin of Wilton Passes at 86 Written by HH The Heartbreak Kid and  Heaven Can Wait, died today at the age of 86.  A resident of Wilton, Grodin appeared at The Ridgefield Playhouse several times, even on his 80th birthday when he took the packed audience on a comedic journey through his 50-year career in show business.  Allison Stockel, the Executive Director of The Ridgefield Playhouse remarked, "Charles Grodin was a friend, a neighbor and a supporter of The Ridgefield Playhouse. He introduced me to my good buddy and employee Alex...

Heaven Couldn't Wait Anymore: Charles Grodin of Wilton Passes at 86 - Vimarsana News

Heaven Couldn't Wait Anymore: Charles Grodin of Wilton Passes at 86

Charles Grodin, the star of many films including The Heartbreak Kid and Heaven Can Wait, died today at the age of 86.  A resident of Wilton, Grodin appeared at The Ridgefield Playhouse several times, even on his 80th birthday when he took the packed audience on a comedic journey through his 50-year career in show business.  Allison Stockel, the Executive Director of The Ridgefield Playhouse remarked, "Charles Grodin was a friend, a neighbor and a supporter of The Ridgefield Playhouse. He introduced me to my good buddy and employee Alex Fischetti - whom he mentored and was like a father to...

CNN CNN Newsroom November 30, 2013 17:52:00 - Vimarsana News

CNN CNN Newsroom November 30, 2013 17:52:00

About the african-american community. i don't think that's ever going to happen. i'm just talking as a black man, a person that lives on this planet for, what, 47 years and watched the struggles through african-american communities. >> when you see so many young african-american teenage boys in particular in somewhere like chicago shooting each other up -- >> doesn't have to be chicago. could be anywhere. >> right. but the particular issue of gun violence amongst young black teenagers in america, what do you do? how do you tackle that? >> listen, it was meant that way. that's why the jails are...