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| | washingtonpost.com: Tony Randall, Bright, Zestful And Always Endearing (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-30) |
 | | Felix Unger was Randall's most familiar role, but in its day, Sidney Shorr was his most controversial. |
 | | Even though he didn't especially like being known as Felix Unger, "The Odd Couple" did so well in syndication (better than in its network first run) that the character would haunt him forever. |
 | | Sometimes an actor, sometimes an impresario, sometimes an opera buff and often a talk-show guest, Randall also fits into that peculiar category called, for lack of anything more descriptive, "television personality." He was hardly ever off television for very long, and in all his incarnations on TV he overflowed with personality. |
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