President and CEO of The Ed Asner Family Center, Light Up The Blues, award winning producer/director of film and television, devoted husband and father @masner
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A lot of people have asked me about this photograph.
My parents’ relationship was complicated. I don’t think there is any reason to pretend otherwise. But there is one thing I know was true: they loved each other.
I can’t believe it’s been 5 years. You are always with me. But, how I miss you. @TheOnlyEdAsner
A blast from the not too distant past. Cloris and my dad had a wonderfully special bond. They were both a tad unpredictable so you never knew what was going to happen.
There was a time when my father and I weren’t speaking.
I was hurt and angry about choices he had made, and for a while the distance between us felt impossible to bridge. Then, in the spring of 1984, my mother suggested I join him on a month-long trip he was taking.
Very sad to hear that James Burrows has passed. I always thought he was such a nice guy.
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Came across this hilarious text exchange with my dad. Must have been late at night. Damn I miss him.
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When I was a kid, I remember pulling this card out of a box of Raisin Bran and thinking, “Holy shit… that’s my dad.”
To this day, I still think it looks exactly like him. And every time I see it, I feel like a little kid again.
Last year New York. This year Los Angeles. Thursday Night at The Hollywood Bowl. Night of Too Many Stars. Looking forward to laughing ourselves silly. Thank you @nextforautism for everything you do.
Happy Oscar day everyone. This is a wonderful memory of an Oscar moment I got to share with my father. It was glorious. youtu.be/w-9VamodYP8?si=SrC1…
I find it a tad disconcerting that I am being marketed drain cleaners on social media. Do they know something I don’t?
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15 years ago my father and I went to the Oscars and had a hell of a time. UP! Won best animated film and score and was nominated for Best Picture. It was a wonderful experience for both of us. My dad loved getting a rise out of people.
Very saddened to hear of the passing of my father’s dear friend, and my good friend, Ralph Collier. Ralph dedicated so much of his life to educating people about sharks and helping the world better understand and respect these incredible animals.
