Gene Shalit, the “Today” show film critic and arts commentator whose pouf of ebony hair, bushy mustache, funhouse eyeglasses and floppy bow ties — not to mention his groan-inducing puns — made him a kooky and welcome presence on morning television for decades, died on June 12.
He was 100.What readers are sayingThe comments reflect fond memories and admiration for Gene Shalit, a beloved television personality known for his humor, wit, and distinctive style. Many commenters recall his impact on movie reviews and television, noting his long career and unique personality.
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