This Biography is about one of the best Actor John Ritter including his Height, weight,Age & Other Detail…
| Biography Of John Ritter | |
| Real Name | John Ritter |
| Profession | Actors |
| Nick Name | Johnathan Southworth Ritter, Johnny Ritter, John, John S. Ritter, Jonathan Southworth |
| Famous as | Actor |
| Nationality | American |
| Personal life of John Ritter | |
| Born on | 17 September 1948 |
| Birthday | 17th September |
| Died At Age | 54 |
| Sun Sign | Virgo |
| Born in | Burbank |
| Died on | 11 September 2003 |
| Place of death | Burbank |
| Family Background of John Ritter | |
| Father | Tex Ritter |
| Mother | Dorothy Fay |
| Siblings | Tom Ritter |
| Spouses/Partners | Nancy Morgan, Amy Yasbeck |
| Children | Jason Ritter, Carly Ritter, Stella Ritter, Tyler Ritter |
| Education | University of Southern California, 1966 – Hollywood High School |
| Awards | 1984 – Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Lead Actor in a Comedy Series – Three’s Company
1984 – Golden Globe Award for Best Actor Television Series Musical or Comedy – Three’s Company 1988 – People’s Choice Award for Favorite Actor in a New TV Series – Hooperman |
| Personal Fact of John Ritter | |
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John Ritter was an American actor and son of renowned country singer and actor, Tex Ritter and his wife, Dorothy Fay who was also an actress. He was the father of actors Jason Ritter and Tyler Ritter. He was best known for playing the character of Jack Tripper in ABC sitcom Three’s Company; he also won the Golden Globe Award and the Emmy Award in 1984 for his performance in the sitcom. John nurtured his acting skills since his college years when he majored in Theatre Arts. Prior to Three’s Company, he made small appearances on The Mary Tyler Moore Show and The Waltons in 1970, Hawaii Five-O in 1971 and M.A.S.H. in 1973. He then formed his own production company in 1984. He acted in numerous films and television shows including Problem Child(1990) and Bad Santa(2003). He was nominated four times for Daytime Emmy Award for his voice work on the children’s television series, Clifford the Big Red Dog. He was also called the “greatest physical comedian on the planet” by the famous American comedic actor Don Knotts. He died from an aortic dissection in 2003 soon after the production of an episode for the second season of 8 Simple Rulesâ. |
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