Everyone files out except for Sam’s favorite barfly, Norm Peterson — played by George Wendt, who died today at 76 — who says that the meaning of life is love. “You know what I love?” ...

George Wendt, famous for playing Norm Peterson in the iconic sitcom “Cheers,” has died at 76. His family rep confirmed the news to The Post, saying Wendt “died peacefully in his sleep while ...

Anyone who craved a life of sitcom fame had not spent time with George Wendt, a man who could not walk into a restaurant or take a stroll in the fresh air without cacophonous cries of “Norm!” ...

He played Norm Peterson, a beer-loving regular at the bar "where everybody knows your name." Wendt's publicist, Melissa Nathan shared a statement from his family who confirmed on Tuesday that the ...

Late actor George Wendt played Norm for 11 seasons on “Cheers.” The more you watch everyone cheer his name, the more profound it becomes. Senior Editor, Obsessed Some people move to a big city ...

But he was most famous for his signature role as the beer-quaffing accountant Norm Peterson - as amiable as he was portly - during the entire run of "Cheers," which aired in U.S. prime time from ...

And for season after season on “Cheers,” some of the best of those were delivered by George Wendt, who died on Tuesday at age 76, as the long-suffering Norm Peterson. We knew him, above all ...

George Wendt, the actor and comedian best known for playing Norm Peterson on the classic sitcom Cheers, died Tuesday, May 20. He was 76. A rep for Wendt confirmed his death to Rolling Stone.

Wendt earned six Emmy nominations for his role as Norm Peterson. George Wendt, the actor best known for playing Norm Peterson on the long-running sitcom "Cheers," has died. He was 76. A family ...

By Alex Williams George Wendt, who earned six consecutive Primetime Emmy Award nominations for his role as the bearish, beer-quaffing Everyman Norm Peterson on the enduring sitcom “Cheers ...

Wendt, 76, played the wry, burly everyman “Norm,” on the hit NBC sitcom “Cheers.” For 11 seasons from 1982 to 1993, Norm would perch atop a corner stool, nursing a beer and trading barbs ...

But for those who work or care about Chicago theater, the barfly Norm from “Cheers” was not what first came to mind when the actor died Tuesday at the age of 76. Rather, the city’s creative ...