Actor Anthony Clark, best known for his work in the television sitcom Yes, Dear, died on November 10 at the age of 62. The actor's cause of death has come to light with a report by Deadline. Clark reportedly died from complications related to pneumonia, with his death being announced the following day by his former co-star Mike O'Malley.

The latter, who played Jimmy Hughes alongside Clark in Yes, Dear, paid a tribute to his former castmate through social media. "He was so unique..one of those comics who is laughing along with you at the absurdity of his stories and observations. I was a fan before I was a friend...Rest in peace. Tony." O'Malley wrote.

On hearing the news, Garcia who co-created Yes, Dear and also created My Name Is Earl, said to Deadline, "He enjoyed talking about the art of stand-up, being on the road, and would also offer some great advice. Just a few weeks ago we were laughing hysterically on the phone, trading jokes and telling stories. It’s a sad day, and I’ll miss him very much. I’m glad he was able to bring a lot of joy and laughter into the world."

Several other colleagues and friends shared tributes following the passing of the actor and comedian, including Dane Cook, Nick Swardson and Jay Mohr. Clark rose to prominence playing Gregory (Greg Warner) in the CBS sitcom Yes, Dear. The show followed two couples who shared a house and had contrasting views on parenting.

Anthony Clark was an actor, comedian and producer born in Lynchburg, Virginia. He attended Emerson College in Boston, where he got involved in stand-up comedy, building a strong reputation in the city's comedy scene. He appeared in HBO's Young Comedians Special in 1995 as the host for its fourth season.

His television credits include Yes, Dear, Boston Common, Soul Man and Last Comic Standing. He also appeared in films such as Dogfight, The Thing Called Love and The Rock.