The star of the show “The Simpsons” famously uses the catchphrase “D’oh,” which was inspired by Scottish actor James Finlayson.

It was a catchphrase made famous in the heyday of cinema and was the inspiration for countless punchlines in The Simpsons.

The portrait by young artist Connor Draycott was unveiled by Finlayson's family who were joined by the UK chapters of Sons of ...

Finlayson performed in more than 100 films but was best known for being the "third man" to Laurel and Hardy.

He was the star of the silent screen whose exasperated response to being the butt of Laurel and Hardy’s jokes inspired Homer Simpson’s ...

He was the star of the silent screen whose exasperated response to being the butt of Laurel and Hardy’s jokes inspired Homer ...

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The Simpsons started out as a show focusing on Bart, but somewhere along the way, the series pivoted its focus onto Homer.

Homer Simpson's "d'oh!" is one of the most iconic catchphrases to come out of the ‘90s, but most people don't … Continue ...

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As Charles Soloman, former LA Times animation critic, said during the documentary "The Simpsons: America's First Family," the ...