Lancer, and Rubick in Dota 2, and the venerable Odo and meister Glimmerheim in Dungeon Siege III. In 1984, Dennen wrote the lyrics for the children's musical revue Wanna Play?!, which was produced in Kansas City and later produced on television twice. The show, written with writer Linda Bergman and composer Jeff Rizzo, is licensed by Samuel French. He wrote the screenplay for an episode of Amazing Stories titled "The Secret Cinema" (1985) and cowrote an episode of The Comic Strip Presents... titled "Demonella" (1993). His autobiographical book My Life With Barbra: A Love Story (1997) deals with their relationship and with his gradual realization that he was gay. In June 2017, Dennen suffered a fall in his home in Burbank, California and required hospital care. He never fully recovered and died on September 26. Filmography References External links Barry Dennen at Find a Grave 1938 births 2017 deaths Male actors from Chicago American male film actors American memoirists American male musical theatre actors American male screenwriters American male voice actors Burials at Hollywood Forever Cemetery Deaths from falls American gay actors American gay writers LGBT people from Illinois American male non-fiction writers Screenwriters from Illinois 21st-century LGBT people