Actor JoBe Cerny, who was one of the voices behind the Pillsbury Doughboy, has died at the age of 78.
Cerny, whose Oct. 30 death was reported publicly for the first time Tuesday, was a veteran of the Chicago-based The Second City improvisational comedy troupe.
He appeared both in person and in voice in movies, TV shows and commercials, according to his obituary.
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Cerny was one of multiple people to voice the Pillsbury Doughboy, but he also voiced bugs in spots for Raid insecticide and the Scrubbing Bubble mascot, according to the Hollywood Reporter.
For Cheer, he played the role of a silent pitchman, such as in a 1993 spot where he cooks a burger, stains a cloth with grease and then cleans it off.
Cerny’s other roles included appearances in “My Best Friend’s Wedding,” “Road to Perdition,” “Somewhere In Time” and “Legally Blonde 2,” according to Variety.
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