Paxton-Whitehead-Obituary

Paxton Whitehead

Age 85

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Paxton Whitehead was an English actor who worked widely on Broadway and in movies, as well as playing memorable recurring roles on “Friends” and “Mad About You.”

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So sorry to be so late in honoring Paxton. What a wonderful man- what a wonderful actor. The many times seeing him on stage - farce to R3 - and I got to be on stage with once, in 2003 in our HARLEQUIN STUDIES at the Signature. He had the greatest stories -if you could catch him on his way to his bus at Port Authority - and was the most gracious colleague. I honor his memory. Bill Irwin

RIP Paxton Whitehead who played comedically uptight character on shows like Friends and Mad About You.

A soul has been called home to endless love, matches peace,
and the radiant light
at the heavens.

The Sympathy Condolences to Paxton Whitehead family, friends, Hollywood, Broadway Industry, fans.
Paxton Whitehead was an English actor, Theater Director, Playwright. He was for a Tony Award and a Drama Desk Award for his performance as pellione in the 1980 revival of Camelot. He had many Broadway roles, He was also known for his film roles and was well known,...

sorry for your lost

I'm good u my condolences bye I loved his movies etc. He seemed like a nice guy I will.miss him so. No rush take care bye

We have wonderful memories in the 7+ years we have known him. He was the other grandparent to our 2 grandchildren. Always kind, generous and full of endless stories. We will most definitely miss him.

R.I.P. Mr. Paxton

Paxton became part of my family when his son, Charles, married my grand daughter. I did not get to know him for any length of time, but I found him to be a great gentleman during the time I was with him and the family. I am so sorry he had such a horrible fall that took his life. May he rest in peace. My love and prayers go out to his family. God Bless you all

Harry and I send our condolences to Paxton’s children and friends. He was a beloved friend and colleague and we are fortunate to have experienced his artistry and humor. His presence made every stage he trod and every room he graced better. Flights of angels.Dawn Didawick and Harry Groener