Stage and screen star Charles Grodin, known for his comedic turns in The Heartbreak Kid and Midnight Run among many other films, died at his home in Connecticut of bone marrow cancer on May 18. He was 86. Born in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania on April 21, 1935, Grodin made his Broadway debut in 1962's Tchin-Tchin. He went on to appear in Absence of a Cello in 1964 and Same Time, Next Year in 1975, with …
SOURCE: Broadway.com at 07:18PM on May 18, 2021