Dom DeLuise was the heart of Mel Brooks’ comedic world — a man whose laughter was as big as his presence, and whose kindness made even the silliest moments feel like family gatherings. Whether he was the bombastic Governor Le Petomane in Blazing Saddles, the lovably bumbling Dom Bell in Silent Movie, or the eternally optimistic Friar Tuck in Robin Hood: Men in Tights, DeLuise brought an infectious joy that turned every scene into a celebration. He didn’t just play comic roles—he embodied them wi

On September 22, 1966, Dom DeLuise joined Dean for a lighthearted rendition of “That’s Amore.” Dom launched into his usual playful antics—until he “realized” he was performing before millions of viewers. What followed was pure joy: two proud Italian-Americans sharing laughter, music, and that unmistakable warmth that made audiences everywhere feel like family. 🇮🇹Italian-American Heritage Month🇺🇸 The Dean Martin Association | Cindy Williford

Comedy Legends in the Barbershop: Dean Martin, Jack Benny, Dom DeLuise & Nipsey Russell 😆 - #deanmartin #jackbenny #domdeluise #nipseyrussell #comedylegend | Tonight's Comedy Corner

The End (1978) First major teaming of comedy duo Burt Reynolds' and Dom DeLuise. The two had appeared in Silent Movie (1976) but were not "teamed" as such. They would make numerous other pictures together, including Smokey and the Bandit Ride Again (1980), The Cannonball Run (1981), The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas (1982), Cannonball Run II (1984) and All Dogs Go to Heaven (1989). | Just Burt

Comedy legend Dom DeLuise guest stars on The Munsters as Dr Dudley... apparently replacing Paul Lynde in the role of Munster's family doctor! The take-away? To be The Munsters family doctor you have to be funny... and near-sighted! Don't miss "Just Another Pretty Face" Wednesday morning at 8AM/7C on COZI TV! | Cozi TV