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AKA: | Daniel DeVito |
Birthday: | November 17, 1944 |
Birthplace: | Neptune City, New Jersey, United States |
Educated At: | American Academy Of Dramatic Arts |
Nationality: | United States Of America |
Occupations: | Television Actor, Film Actor, Dub Actor, Film Director, Film Producer |
Spouse: | Rhea Perlman |
Total quotes: 31
Danny DeVito
BirthnameAKA: Daniel DeVito
Birthday: November 17, 1944
Birthplace: Neptune City, New Jersey, United States
Educated At: American Academy Of Dramatic Arts
Nationality: United States Of America
Occupations: Television Actor, Film Actor, Dub Actor, Film Director, Film Producer
Spouse: Rhea Perlman
Total quotes: 31
“I think of all the characters that I've ever played, they're always about five feet tall.”
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Height
“Right, I learned to tell stories, but also to listen to stories—a lot of being a hairdresser is listening, and it’s the same with acting. A lot of it is listening to the other person. That makes it real. The best thing for me to do is to get up and go to the set, or go work out with my co-stars or other actors, talk about stuff, put it together—that’s fun, that’s the most fun.”
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Storytelling, Listening
“We do live in a racist country. We have to evolve and have to realize that truth and reconciliation is here, too—it’s not only in South Africa or Cambodia. Young people have to learn what happened in our history, and we need people to know that we’re walking on the boards of genocide. This is a place where people settled in and they came to be called Native Americans. Now all of a sudden these big ships appear out of the blue like demons in the daylight, and everything changed. Genocide happened and we’re all in it. But we can’t lean on that xenophobia. We need to understand what happened and realize that we’re all human beings who are cut from the same cloth….Listen to Noam Chomsky, get the Howard Zinn, and try to elevate your children, brothers, and sisters. There are a lot of things that we should be informing the younger generation about—as well as the older people in our lives who are stuck in the mud.”
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South Africa, Oikophobia, Native Americans, racism, Genocide, Noam Chomsky, Howard Zinn, Xenophobia
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