Peter Crombie, the talented actor who portrayed the memorable character "Crazy" Joe Davola on the hit sitcom "Seinfeld," passed away on Wednesday at the age of 71. The actor's death was attributed to complications from an intestinal illness.

News of Crombie's passing was shared by his ex-wife, Kijner, through an emotional statement on Instagram and Facebook. Kijner expressed her shock and deep sorrow over the loss, remembering Crombie as a kind-hearted and creative individual. She wished him to be embraced in love by his parents and Oliver, undoubtedly referring to loved ones who have already passed on.

The character of "Crazy" Joe Davola, played remarkably by Crombie, was known for being the antagonist to the show's main character, Jerry Seinfeld. Davola's antics on the show involved stalking Seinfeld and even dressing up as a clown to frighten him. One of his memorable lines included a voicemail threatening to "kibosh" Seinfeld, claiming to have done so before and promising to do it again.

Aside from his notable role in "Seinfeld," Crombie made appearances in several popular television series, including "Star Trek: Deep Space Nine," "Law & Order," "Walker, Texas Ranger," and "NYPD Blue." He also showcased his talent in the 1997 miniseries "House of Frankenstein," where he portrayed Frankenstein's Creature. In the film industry, Crombie contributed to movies such as "Natural Born Killers," "The Doors," and "The Blob," among others.

Peter Crombie's portrayal of "Crazy" Joe Davola left an indelible mark on television history, capturing the hearts of viewers with his memorable performances. The entertainment industry mourns the loss of this talented actor, whose presence will always be cherished by fans worldwide.