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Danny DeVito is known for his remarkable acting prowess and distinctive physical appearance. Despite standing at just 4 feet 10 inches tall, he has made an indelible mark in the entertainment industry with his talent. DeVito’s acting career began in the early 1970s, with small roles in films and on television.
It was his breakout role as Martini in the 1975 filmOne Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nestthat brought him to the forefront of the industry. DeVito took on the iconic role of The Penguin (Oswald Cobblepot) in Tim Burton’sBatman Returns. The perfect example of his unparalleled talent is his work on the hit sitcom –It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia. However, the show nearly cost him his life while filming one iconic scene.
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Danny DeVito Faced a Near-death Experience
Charlie Day, who plays Charlie Kelly in the television showIt’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia, explained howDanny DeVitonearly drowned during an appearance onConanshow. They all held hands underwater in the season 11 finale,The Gang Goes to Hell: Part Two, and DeVito needed to be weighed down so he would sink.
Charlie Day said,
“Danny’s incredibly buoyant, like a buoy. And when the shot was over and we were all trying to get back to the surface for air, we all quickly got through the water, but because we weighed him down, he sort of got halfway and was going nowhere. And that look of panic in his eyes of like, ‘This is the end, these guys killed me.’”
DeVito said, “It was a good experience. I have lived a good life and it flashed before my eyes in that scene.”
Fortunately, safety drivers were on standby when the scene was being filmed, and DeVito could get out of the tank without any harm.
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Danny DeVito’s Iconic Role inIt’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia
It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphiais a long-running American sitcom known for its dark humor, outrageous plotlines, and unforgettable characters. Among the show’s ensemble cast, one name stands out as an absolute fan favorite: Danny DeVito. DeVito’s performance as Frank Reynolds, the morally bankrupt and utterly deranged character, has become a cornerstone of the series.
DeVito’s performance as Frank is nothing short of remarkable. He fully commits to the character’s unhinged nature, delivering lines and physical comedy with unbridled enthusiasm.
DeVito embraced this aspect of the character, often appearing disheveled, sweaty, and in various states of undress. This transformation added a layer of absurdity to the character and showcased DeVito’s dedication to his craft.
WatchIt’s Always Sunny in Philadelphiaon Disney+
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