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George Carlin

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American stand-up comedian (1937-2008)

United StatesComediansLived 1937 to 2008 · aged 71
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George Denis Patrick Carlin was an American stand-up comedian, social critic, actor and author. He was known for his dark comedy and reflections on politics, English, psychology, religion, and taboo subjects.

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Photos 9

Carlin (standing) with singer Buddy Greco in 1967Carlin (standing) with singer Buddy Greco in 1967Carlin performing on UK's This Is Tom Jones in 1969Carlin performing on UK's This Is Tom Jones in 1969Carlin in the 1970sCarlin in the 1970sCarlin c. 1973, with a cardboard cutout of himself as he looked in the 1960sCarlin c. 1973, with a cardboard cutout of himself as he looked in the 1960sCarlin at a book signing for Brain Droppings in 2004Carlin at a book signing for Brain Droppings in 2004Carlin in April 2008Carlin in April 2008George Carlin Way in ManhattanGeorge Carlin Way in Manhattan

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Awards 9

2009Grammy Hall of Fame
2008Mark Twain Prize for American Humor
2008Grammy Award for Best Comedy Album
2001Grammy Award for Best Comedy Album
2001Emperor Has No Clothes Award
2000Grammy Award for Best Comedy Album
1993Grammy Award for Best Comedy Album
1972Grammy Award for Best Comedy Album
star on Hollywood Walk of Fame

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Country
United States
Category
Comedians
Type
Comedian
Status
deceased
Dates
Lived 1937 to 2008 · aged 71
Written about in
33 languages

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