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Bert Convy and his first wife, Anne Anderson, wed in 1959. They had three children: Jennifer Convy (1960), Joshua Convy (1965) and Jonah Convy (1968). The couple separated in 1987, but were going through a long, difficult divorce. During this time he was diagnosed with a malignant brain tumor and had met another woman named Catherine Hills, who was 25 years old. After suffering a series of severe strokes in 1990, he reportedly asked his first wife to give him a divorce so he could die married to Catherine. Anne agreed to it. Bert and Catherine were married in February of 1991 and Bert died five months later. His funeral took place on July 18, 1991, at Forest Lawn, Hollywood Hills. Among the celebrity attendees were Burt Reynolds, Loni Anderson, Sally Struthers, Dom DeLuise and Tom Poston.

Was slated as host of the new Match Game (1990) on ABC, but became too ill and was replaced by Ross Shafer.

He was an actor, known for The Cannonball Run (1981), Weekend Warriors (1986) and The Snoop Sisters (1972). He was married to Catherine Hall and Anne Anderson.

Identified in the book "Saturday Night: A Backstage History of Saturday Night Live" as one of several celebrities who asked to host Saturday Night Live (1975) but were rejected by the show's producers.

The November 17, 1971, issue of "Variety", in the Hollywood Production Pulse section, lists the movie "The Poppies of Hell", director Patrice Rhomm and staring Convy. Filming began Sep 22, 1971, in Yugoslavia, suspended Oct 6, 1971. Filming was to resume in March 1972. There is no evidence the film was ever completed.

In 1952, managed to get on stage at UCLA in a nonspeaking role as a butler in Molière's "The Imaginary Invalid".

Played first base for Philadelphia Phillies' minor league affiliates in 1951 (Klamath Falls Gems; Class D, Far West League); and 1952 (two teams): Salina [Kansas] Blue Jays (Class C, Western Association); and Miami [Oklahoma] Eagles (Class D, Kansas-Oklahoma-Missouri [KOM] League).

Was part of the 1950s pop group The Cheers, along with Sue Allen and Gil Garfield. The trio hit #6 on Billboard's pop music chart with "Black Denim Trousers and Motorcycle Boots" in 1955.

Bert Convy was born on July 23, 1933 in St. Louis, Missouri, USA as Bernard Whalen Patrick Convy.