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Joseph Henry Hamilton Jr. (January 6, 1929 – June 9, 1991) was an American television producer and actor.
Jun 25, 2024 · Joe Hamilton was a producer on The Carol Burnett Show and married the comedy legend in 1963. They had three daughters: Carrie, Jody and Erin, who all followed their creative paths in music, film and TV.
- Julie Tremaine
- Don Saroyan. Carol had young love in her heart when she met her first husband Don Saroyan while they were studying at UCLA. The star’s family had moved to Los Angeles from Texas when she was a teen and she attended Hollywood High, before chasing her drama dreams at the nearby university, where she bumped into Don.
- Joe Hamilton. Only a year after she split with Don, Carol went on to marry Joe Hamilton, a television producer. Joe was an integral part of Carol’s professional life as well.
- Brian Miller. Carol and Brian were married for only two months when her daughter Carrie died in January 2002. While he is 23 years Carol’s junior, the drummer for the Hollywood Bowl Orchestra hasn’t let their age gap make much of a difference, as they have been going strong since saying “I do.”
Joe Hamilton was a producer and director of The Carol Burnett Show and other TV specials. He was born in 1929, married three times, and died in 1991.
- January 6, 1929
- June 9, 1991
Oct 20, 2023 · Her marriage to Joe Hamilton lasted many years before they split in 1984. He was a "successful television producer, per Los Angeles Times, and produced several of Burnett's shows. However, they...
- Tracey Johnson
Jul 16, 2024 · Joe Hamilton, an Emmy-winning television producer and former husband of comedian Carol Burnett, died Sunday of cancer. He was 62. Hamilton’s last show was “Mama’s Family,” a situation ...
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Full name, Joseph Henry Michael Hamilton, Jr.; born January 6, 1929, in Los Angeles, CA; died of cancer, June 9, 1991, in Los Angeles. Producer and musician. Hamilton began his career as a vocalist with the Skylarks, appearing on television's Dinah Shore Show in the 1950s.
