Richard Belzer Comedian And Star Of Law And Order Dead At 78 Years Old

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Richard Belzer a comedian known for his role as cynical “Law & Order” detective John Munch, has died at 78 — his last words as edgy as his long career: “F— you, motherf—er.”

Belzer died early Sunday at his home in Bozouls, France, his pal and writer Bill Scheft told The Hollywood Reporter.

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