Tony Roberts, Beloved Actor Known for Woody Allen Films, Dies at 85

Tony Roberts, the celebrated actor known for his collaborations with Woody Allen and Sidney Lumet, has died at 85.

His daughter, Nicole Barley, confirmed that he passed away at his Manhattan home from complications of lung cancer.

Born in New York City in 1939, Roberts built a remarkable career spanning Broadway, film, and television.

He was widely recognized for his memorable performances in Woody Allen’s Annie Hall, Play It Again, Sam, and Manhattan, where his charismatic presence made him a standout.

Beyond Allen’s films, Roberts appeared in Sidney Lumet’s Serpico, as well as television shows including Law & Order and Frasier.

A talented Broadway performer, he earned Tony Award nominations and starred alongside Julie Andrews in Victor/Victoria.

His voice, talent, and unforgettable performances will be remembered by generations of fans.

Rest in peace, Tony Roberts. 🕊️