Overview

• Tony Roberts, a prominent actor in six Woody Allen films and numerous Broadway productions, has died at the age of 85 due to complications from lung cancer.
• Roberts was best known for his roles in 'Annie Hall,' 'Play It Again, Sam,' and 'Stardust Memories,' often playing urbane and self-assured characters opposite Allen's neurotic leads.
• His Broadway career spanned decades, earning him two Tony nominations for 'How Now, Dow Jones' and 'Play It Again, Sam,' and included notable performances in 'Victor/Victoria' and 'The Tale of the Allergist’s Wife.'
• Roberts also appeared in classic films like 'Serpico' and 'The Taking of Pelham One Two Three,' as well as several short-lived TV series, showcasing his versatility across mediums.
• He published a memoir in 2016 titled 'Do You Know Me?' reflecting on his extensive career and the challenges of being a recognizable but often underappreciated actor.