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sidney caesar (n)

United States comedian who pioneered comedy television shows (born 1922)

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Sidney Caesar, the legendary comedian, is best known for his work on "Your Show of Shows."
Caesar's characters on "Your Show of Shows" included Professor Frink, Max Prince, and Charley Weaver.
Caesar's innovative sketch comedy laid the foundation for future generations of performers.
After "Your Show of Shows," Caesar continued his successful career in television, film, and Broadway.
Caesar received multiple Emmy Awards for his work on "Caesar's Hour" and "Sid Caesar Invites You."
Caesar's partnership with Mel Brooks in the comedy writing duo Caesar and Brooks is considered one of the most influential in comedy history.
Caesar's character of Machiavelli in the film "The Producers" is a testament to his versatility as an actor.
Caesar's autobiography, "Where Have I Been?," provides insights into his life and career.
The Sidney Caesar Award is presented annually to an outstanding American comedian.
Caesar's legacy as a master of comedy continues to inspire and entertain audiences today.

United States comedian who pioneered comedy television shows (born 1922)

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No antonyms found.

Sidney Caesar, the legendary comedian, is best known for his work on "Your Show of Shows."

Caesar's characters on "Your Show of Shows" included Professor Frink, Max Prince, and Charley Weaver.

Caesar's innovative sketch comedy laid the foundation for future generations of performers.

After "Your Show of Shows," Caesar continued his successful career in television, film, and Broadway.