Actor Tony Roberts, Known for Woody Allen Collaborations, Dies at 85

The versatile Broadway and film actor passed away at his New York home due to complications from lung cancer.

Tony Roberts, a celebrated actor with a career spanning over five decades, passed away at the age of 85 in his Manhattan home.
Roberts was best known for his frequent collaborations with Woody Allen, often portraying the director's on-screen best friend in films such as 'Annie Hall' and 'Hannah and Her Sisters.'
In addition to his film work, Roberts had a distinguished Broadway career, earning two Tony Award nominations for his performances in 'How Now, Dow Jones' and 'Play It Again, Sam.'
He also appeared in notable films like 'Serpico' and 'The Taking of Pelham One Two Three,' showcasing his versatility beyond comedic roles.
Roberts reflected fondly on his career, describing himself as fortunate to have witnessed the final years of Broadway's 'Golden Age.'