Danny DeVito I Love Your Work

Tin Men all the way, although I might've voted for Herbert Powell if it were an option.

generally have a high regard for him as a performer, but as a director he's responsible for some of the worst 'dark comedy' of all time.

Voting Johnny Dangerously for his hilarious death-by-malt-liquor-bull scene.

does anyone use 'vance' as an insult?

I love a lot of these roles, but Frank Reynolds is all-time bonkers and imo impossible to beat.

hahaha best thread title

There's no beating Taxi.

This probably isn't even the best Louie moment, but it's always what comes to mind when I think of DeVito.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ejuw2OJnsiU

our finest living screen actor imo

Taxi or Tin Men.

http://wfmu.org/LCD/22/wild_pitches.html

suuny, come on.

devito's work in the clip i posted at the top is probably my favourite mamet shit outside of glengarry

'save the bold moves for the brilliant players'

He had a very nice bit in Solitary Man, although it depended on the audience's awareness of all the DeVito-Michael Douglas movies over the years.

yeah devito pretty much props heist up all on his own

i really do think this guy is amazing and wish he was doing more than just a sitcom lately (voted Taxi lol)

btw i gotta shout out Twins, Twins is the shit

DeVito is definitely one of the most watchable actors of his generation

a fave story:

http://wfmu.org/LCD/22/wild_pitches.html

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dz44yypeZtI

Those ha-ha-ha's were me laughing. Nobody else laughed. After I finished there was a long, tense, embarrassed pause. Mr. Devito averted his eyes. He was obviously hurt. All he said was, "I'd rather not do any height jokes."

http://i.imgur.com/od7G4.gif

Taxi's going to win this, huh?

Voted Death To Smoochy, obv.

hes been in so much watchable shit idk

first thought was to vote for its always sunny but i think thats selling him short...

that better not be a height joke

Rep for Throw Momma from the Train.

Sunny is such an awesome capper to his career, gives me so much joy to see him in it.

don't remember his Virgin Suicides role at all! weird

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I can't decide between Taxi and It's Always Sunny...

Taxi.

Yeah I picked Taxi. It was the first non-cheesy/not always a happy ending sitcom I saw on Nick at Nite.

I liked him in Solitary Man, Hoffa, and Man on the Moon, and I think his Penguin was the scariest villain from the first Batman cycle. So I'll vote for Cuckoo's Nest, for no other reason that it's my favorite film on the list. (He is really funny it it, though.) A very likeable actor, the Penguin notwithstanding.

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honorable mention to The Big Kahuna

http://i55.tinypic.com/i54o4n.jpg

Hmm:

Danny DeVito Completes Production on Apocalyptic Thriller

"I was truly excited about getting behind the camera on this one. It is my first foray into the thriller genre and I've enjoyed the challenge of making an 89 minute edge-of-your-seater..."

The film revolves around a wounded cop, a wounded murderer and a sultry nurse. The three are thrust together, as war rages outside the only possible safe house, an abandoned City Hospital. With no doctors and only a few poor decrepit souls as witnesses, it becomes a rats' maze as the antagonistic trio get separated, and we find out the real reason they are there.

hahaha best thread title

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Nurse with woundeds.

One of Hollywood's longest-lived, shortest-statured marriages is on the rocks: TMZ is reporting that Danny DeVito and Rhea Perlman are separating after 30 years of marriage. Thirty years! What's more, they'd been dating for eleven years before they actually wed, which means that in "Hollywood years," the two had been together for roughly a googol. Best of luck to them both.

http://www.vulture.com/2012/10/danny-devito-and-rhea-perlman-are-splitsville.html

aw man

dag

:(

I was wondering the other day if they were the only Hollywood couple that actually stuck together

If this doesn't disprove the myth of life-long monogamy, nothing will.

It's a good thing they were together before celebrity portmanteaus were a thing, otherwise they would have been "Dannyrhea."

bad dum tish

drudgesiren.jpg for the ladies.

lol

http://i.imgur.com/XeQ1laR.jpg

Now the source of a controversial shrine

Thought about a poll, glad I checked...Just finished The Rainmaker. He's someone who just seems to love acting.