W.C. Fields

W.C. Fields was an American comedian, actor, and writer, active primarily in the early to mid-20th century. Known for his distinctive voice, dry wit, and loveable misanthropy, he became a popular figure in vaudeville and silent films, later transitioning to talkies. Fields often portrayed a curmudgeonly, alcohol-loving character, which contributed to his comedic persona. His notable films include "It's a Gift" and "The Bank Dick." In addition to acting, he was also a talented juggler and a skilled writer, leaving a lasting impact on comedy and film. He remains an influential figure in American entertainment.