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Who is Richard Bain? Wiki, Biography, Age, Family, Wife, Cause of Death, Instagram, Net Worth

Richard Bain Wiki – Biography

Richard Bain was a well known as Popular comedian. Bain started out doing stand up in North Carolina before moving to Portland, Oregon. In 2011, he relocated to Los Angeles, California, to focus on his stand-up career.

According to his IMDB page, Bain appeared in movies such as Betamax in 2015, The Unquenchable Thirst for Beau Nerjoose in 2016, and guest-starred on the TV series, Fagabond, in 2018. He performed on The Tonight Show with Conan O’Brien, at Portland’s Bridgetown Comedy Festival, and L.A.’s Riot Comedy Festival.

Bain would’ve celebrated his 38th birthday on July 20. A vigil in Bain’s memory will be held at Akbar in Los Angeles on Monday night. The “safe gathering” encourages those wanting to attend to bring “whatever makes sense: candles, flowers, flasks, etc.”

Richard Bain Age

Richard Bain was 72 years old.

Family

Six years ago Bain started a Fundly campaign to raise money for his sister Ashley, who lost her son Gavin died after her home was destroyed by a tornado in North Carolina. Bain said, “The roof collapsed on her and her one-year-old son, Gavin. He was in a medically induced coma, but passed this morning.”

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The Community Blog wrote, “While the money raised will never replace her infant son, it can at least help her rebuild her home so that she can focus on her grieving. Our hearts go out to Richard, his sister, and the Bain family. It’s hard to imagine what they’re going through right now.”

Cause of Death

He died on Memorial Day, as first reported by The Comedy Bureau. A cause of death was not immediately revealed. Adrienne Airheart, a friend of Bain’s, who called him the “funniest, sweetest, weirdest, most fun-loving, outrageous, saddest, depressed, self-loathing, funniest again, under-appreciated, God-given talented” man, implied on Instagram that he died by suicide.

The Comedy Bureau wrote a moving message in honor of the once up and coming performer on their website: “Today, comedy lost a truly, unabashedly, unique voice in one Richard Bain. Bain’s relentless commitment to being silly made him stand out in any room he played. His unshakeable calm juxtaposed with how utterly zany he could get was something we’d look forward to any time he took the stage or was even just hanging in the green room/wings/bar/party/etc. Bain was just a delightful constant in and around comedy.”

Bain was a regular stand-up performer at comedy clubs around Los Angeles and his death left many fellow comedians and fans devastated. Ian Karmel, head writer for CBS’ The Late Late Show with James Corden tweeted, “It sucks so bad that Richard Bain is gone. When I first started comedy, he was already around Portland, and the kindness he possessed off stage was as life-affirming as his bravery on stage. Every time he performed he was existing for that moment.”

Actor Solomon Georgio tweeted, “Richard Bain was a problematic little sh** but he was my problematic little sh**. I’m heartbroken that I’ll never get to turn around and tell my best friend to stop it. I’m just heartbroken. I always said he would live longer than all of us and I hate being a liar.”

One Twitter member wrote, “When I was 17 years old, I competed in a comedy contest at Flappers and Richard Bain killed on such an insane level. I distinctly remember thinking, ‘This is the funniest man I’ve ever seen.’ It’s a set my parents will still being up to this day. Seven minutes. 9 years ago.”

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