Dom's resume goes back to those summer productions at the Cleveland Playhouse where his first part was the role of Bernie, the dog, in Bernie's Christmas Wish.  Wouldn't it be great to see that one!  He appeared in many off-Broadway shows and in 1968 starred in Neil Simon's Last of the Red Hot Lovers ON Broadway.
 

It was television where he really found his audience.  He debuted his Dominick, The Great, on The Gary Moore Show.  After guest starring on many variety shows, he became a regular on The Entertainers.  Choreographer Peter Gennaro often put Dom through some tricky dance routines which Dom always put his personal stamp on.  The Dean Martin Show followed with Bob Sidney creating delicious moves for him.  In 1968 he hosted his own show on CBS under the guiding hand of Jackie Gleason, and later returned to host ABC's Dom DeLuise and friends  from 1983 to 1990.
 

On the big screen Dom began in Sidney Lumet's 1964 movie, Fail Safe.  And then came a whole bunch of goodies; The Glass Bottom Boat with Doris Day, The Busy body,  The Twelve chairs and many of Mel Brooks' Classics; Blazing Saddles, Silent Movie, Spaceballs, Robin Hood, Men in Tights, as well as several with his close friend Burt Reynolds, Smokey and the Bandit II, Cannonball Run I  and II , The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas and Dom's personal favorite, The End.

Add to this his voice-overs in several animated features, his two cookbooks, his children's books and his greatest joys, his wife Carol, their sons, Peter, Michael and David, and their grandchildren Riley, Dylan and the newest arrival, Jake.