Harvey Korman

Although it has been a while since you left this world, I was thinking about you after watching a rerun of the Carol Burnett show tonight. I watch the Carol Burnett show every night at 10pm.I love you all. You were so talented and funny. I grew up with you.

Dearest Harvey, I´m so late with this but it´s so heartfelt nonetheless. In my decades long career as a studio singer my first steady gig out of college was the Danny Kaye Show in the early 60´s. It´s where I got to meet you and you were always so kind and called me by name. I was thrilled when you went across the hall to Carol´s show and really got to shine there. Just an interesting tidbit, you and I had the same business managers back in the day, a bit of trivia. You are greatly...

What a talent! Harvey you've been gone awhile now but you are so greatly missed. Your sketches with the great Tim Conway just bring so much joy. Rest easy.

Christopher - you had the perfect take on your father`s comedic genius. It no doubt was as a result of his collective life experiences. My personal favorite was his portrayal of "Mother Marcus." He totally captured that role. But then again he excelled at everything. I felt as if I knew him. I envy his family for having had that honor.

God bless you .if I could have a second dad, it would be you.just by watching you on tv, I could tell You must have been a great dad

Thank you for the laughs, You are still greatly missed along with Tim.

God is a God of all Comfort and he will Comfort the family's...My heartfelt condolences to the family's..

RIP Mr. Harvey Korman ✝.
Thank you for your comedic contributions to Carol Burnett comedy show. You gave us laughter and joy during tough hardships we faced in 1970s. The Vietnam war was in full swing, protests across our nation, and tough times for people at the individual family level to tough times, for our nation, the USA. Again thank you for bringing laughter and joy to our house, for we needed that back then. My condolences to family and friends For your loss.
JD

I consider myself lucky to of been born into the world in an era of superior actors and actresses, an era of the greatest film and comedy production to of experienced the last of the living histories and of the fine craftsmanship of the set designers and the crews that made it real, from the silent era, over to television black and white to color, Harvey Korman, a true gift to the world and a leader in the entertainment industry. This man brought much joy into a world with a need to escape...