He had a good run.

He was real good.


He shall rest in peace.

Johnathan Winters was one of those guys who were everywhere. I liked him on a few Disney Hour episodes. The halloween one, I think. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hallow.....l_o'_Fame
Forget all those garbage rom-coms movies we have now- we lost a real comedian.

I remember watching him in two movies( its a mad mad mad mad world{1960's} and the flintstones{1994}) and one cartoon {the new scooby doo movies (1970's) may he rest in peace

Yeah, his vocal appearances are mainly what I know him from. Sad to hear he passed away.

Heaven just got a bit brighter as it got a bit dimmer down here.

I remember him from the old Scooby-doo movies, this guy was hilarious in just about every natural way.

RIP Maude Frickert
RIP John Winters

yeah & I knows Robin Williams is sad cause he was his idol!

One of my absolute favorite people. A conduit through which I could communicate with my father, sharing a mutual affection for the man's work. He will be missed.

no more papa smurf

All that relentless energy and life... One can never say he was a dull man.

*holds hat to chest* :(

Love him or hate him, you have to admit he's probably the most influential comedian of the last 90 years, if not longer. Robin Williams and Jim 'Rubber Face' Carrey are his two best-known students, but he's influenced many more. He will be missed.

Chronically funny, damn good run for that fella.

Very sad.

He will be missed.

A couple Jonathan Winters films to recommend are 'The Loved One' and 'It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World!'

Here here. RIP, representing North coast

I took an improv class from him one time when I was attempting to pursue career in theater. Amazing man.

I know it wasn't very widely known, and certainly looked down upon by purists of the original uncut film, but I'll always remember him from my childhood as the mumbling, grumbling voice of "The Thief" from the Miramax version of The Thief and The Cobbler. =) His role was certainly the greatest highlight of that version of the film. Also, Its A Mad Mad Mad Mad World, CLASSIC.

RIP funny man you inspired so many of the comedians of my own generation =)