I remember seeing him on TV as a kid and just thinking that he was
funny in an off-beat sort of manner. It wasn't until I was a little
older that I realized that he was either gay or pretending to be, and
remember being amazed that this was permitted on TV! Remember, this
was a good quarter-century before shows like Will & Grace and Queer
Eye were commonplace.
Anyways, reading his obit, it turns out he was a lot more than just
a game-show cut-up. He won a Tony as an actor, and was nominated as a
director.
http://www.nytimes.com/2007/05/28/theater/28reilly.html?
adxnnl=1&ref=obituaries&adxnnlx=1180446027-vHNLW1t0CkUahlmIngZsKw
( -or- http://tinyurl.com/2jlyl2 )
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