Jerry Stiller, a comedy legend in his own way, has worked in the entertainment world for many years. Though he has starred in a number of movies and television shows, his performances as Arthur Spooner in "The King of Queens" and Frank Costanza in the classic sitcom "Seinfeld" have made him possibly the most well-known actor in the world. Do you know anything about his early career? With his wife, Anne Meara, he started his career as a member of the comedic team Stiller and Meara. In the 1950s and 1960s, the couple performed stand-up comedy and made appearances on a number of television programs, including "The Ed Sullivan Show."

Fox News Flash top entertainment and celebrity headlines are here. Check out what's clicking today in entertainment. Late comedy legend Jerry Stiller divvied up his roughly $5 million estate among his family, including kids Ben and Amy -- and also generously left funds to several New York organizations and former employees, The Post has learned. The actor, who died in May at 92, designated money for his longtime personal assistant and his since-deceased housekeeper, according to his will, dated March 2010 and filed in Manhattan Surrogate's court in September. The document notes that the $150,000 left to his assistant was "in recognition of her exceptional services toward enhancing the professional careers of myself and my wife for many years."