What The Cast Of Yes, Dear Is Doing Today
Sisters Kim and Christine also had celebrity guest stars as parents on “Yes, Dear.” Appearing as their father, Don Ludke, on six episodes between Seasons 1 and 4 was character actor Dan Hedaya. The Emmy and Screen Actors Guild nominee was well-known to both film and TV audiences for features like “Blood Simple,” “Clueless,” and “Dick,” and for guest roles on “Hill Street Blues,” “Cheers” (which briefly led to his own spinoff series, “The Tortellis”), “L.A. Law,” and “Homicide: Life on the Street.”
Following his “Yes, Dear,” run, Hedaya returned to his busy schedule, reprising his role as shady attorney Herb Spivak on “ER” in 2005 and guesting on “Monk,” “The Mindy Project,” “Gotham,” and “Blue Bloods.” He also remained active in films, sharing the screen with Al Pacino in “The Humbling,” Olivia Wilde in “Black Dog, Red Dog,” and Eddie Redmayne in “Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them.” These days, he seems equally busy with films like “The God Committee” (with Kelsey Grammer) and his work as a contemporary visual artist.
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