Alan Sues

<p>“Alan Sues was the funniest person I’ve ever known.  Not just as a performer but as a person.”</p><p>– Ruth Buzzi castmate from  <em>Laugh-In</em>.</p><p> </p><p>“When Alan dressed like me in curls a boa a dress and false eyelashes he looked better than me.”</p><p>– Jo Anne Worley castmate from <em>Laugh-In</em>.</p><p> </p><p>“Alan was so deeply so genuinely funny that to just think of him makes me laugh.” </p><p>– Barbara Sharma castmate from <em>Laugh-In</em>.</p><p> </p><p>“We all know how funny and bright Alan Sues was.  What was more amazing to me was the sincere sweetness in his heart.  He truly wanted to hand the whole world a big laugh.” </p><p>– Joyce Van Patten actress.</p><p> </p><p>“Alan was a true comedy original.”</p><p>– Fred Willard actor.</p><p> </p><p>“Alan was a very talented performer who everyone loved having around.  He was hilarious.  He was always funny even when he wasn’t trying to be.”</p><p>– Gary Owens castmate from <em>Laugh-In</em>.</p><p> </p><p>“Alan was a delight a real upper.  He was a happy force field of energy who had an outrageous look at life.  He could take a straight line and make it funny as hell.” </p><p>– George Schlatter Exec. Prod. of <em>Laugh-In</em>.</p><p> </p><p>About the Author</p><p>Michael Gregg Michaud is the author of the critically acclaimed Lambda Book Award nominated <em>Sal Mineo A Biography</em> (Crown Archetype 2010).  Michaud is the co-author with actress Diane McBain of <em>Famous Enough A Hollywood Memoir</em> (Bearmanor Media 2014).  He writes about Hollywood history and has contributed to numerous books about show business.  He is also an award winning poet and photographer.  Follow him on Facebook.</p>