Peter Crombie, renowned for his role as "Crazy" Joe Davola on "Seinfeld," passed away at the age of 71 following a brief illness.
His ex-wife, Nadine Kijner, announced Crombie's death on Instagram, expressing her shock and sadness at his sudden passing.
Crombie died after battling an intestinal illness. The exact cause of death, however, has not been officially confirmed.
Crombie is best remembered for his portrayal of "Crazy" Joe Davola on "Seinfeld," a writer with mental instability and aggressive behavior, particularly memorable in "The Opera" episode.
Besides "Seinfeld," Crombie had a successful acting career with TV credits in shows like "NYPD Blue," "Walker, Texas Ranger," and "Star Trek: Deep Space Nine."
He also appeared in films such as "The Doors," "The Blob," and "Natural Born Killers.""
Comedian Lewis Black and filmmaker Jay Russell paid heartfelt tributes to Crombie, praising his talent and kindness.
Crombie was not only an actor but also a talented writer, admired for both his artistic skills and personal qualities.
Peter Crombie was born on June 26, 1952, and joined the "Seinfeld" cast in 1992.
Crombie's performance on "Seinfeld" and other works left a lasting impact in the entertainment industry, remembered for his versatility and depth as an actor