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Emmy-winning 'Bosom Buddies' actor Peter Scolari passes away at 66

Scolari and Hanks would work together several times over the ensuing decades, with Scolari appearing in his friend`s directorial debut, `That Thing You Do!`, and the Hanks-produced HBO miniseries `From the Earth to the Moon`. The two both did voice work on 2003`s `The Polar Express`

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American actor Peter Scolari, who starred opposite lifelong friend Tom Hanks in the early 1980s sitcom `Bosom Buddies`, died on Friday at the age of 66. According to The Hollywood Reporter, Scolari, an Emmy winner whose credits also included `Newhart` and HBO`s `Girls`, had been living with cancer for the past two years.

A native of New Rochelle, New York, Scolari landed his first major acting role in the short-lived 1980 ABC comedy `Goodtime Girls`. Later that year, he and a then-unknown Hanks starred in `Bosom Buddies`, playing two guys who disguise themselves as women to live in an affordable, all-female apartment building.

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