Comedian Tim Conway, Diagnosed With Dementia, “Unable To Communicate”
Actor and comedian Tim Conway was recently diagnosed with dementia, and on Thursday his lawyer Michael Harris announced Conway is “unable to communicate” and is “suffering from fluid on the brain.”
“He showed no ability or willingness to talk and no apparent sign that he comprehended the nature of the Conservatorship or any of my statements to him,” Harris said, according to People magazine. Conway’s attorney reportedly visited his home on Tuesday.
To make matters even more complicated, Conway’s daughter Kelly and wife Charlene are locked in a heated dispute over the 84-year-old’s medical care. Kelly is pursing a temporary restraining order against Charlene, whom she alleges is attempting to move Conway out of his current treatment facility. Charlene has denied the claim.
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Conway is most famous for starring in the 1960s World War II sitcom McHale’s Navy and the 1970s sketch comedy and variety series The Carol Burnett Show. He won a Golden Globe for Best Supporting Actor for his role in the latter.
Conway, who has also won six Emmy Awards, has also made guest appearances on several television shows like Glee, Mad About You and Two and a Half Men.
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So sad. He was a genius and always remained a nice guy despite the fame