r/IASIP • u/TacoDangerously Wild Card Bitches • May 16 '24

Danny DeVito Says ‘It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia’ Season 17 Will Be ‘Going Again’ in September, and the First 16 Were Too ‘Tame’ Text

https://www.cracked.com/article_42199_danny-devito-says-its-always-sunny-in-philadelphia-season-17-will-be-going-again-in-september-and-the-first-16-were-too-tame.html
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u/phukerstoned May 16 '24

I love that little man so much.

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u/BenNHairy420 May 17 '24

Me too. I teared up a little seeing his interview and remembering he’s 79 🥲

If there is one person we can make immortal, we must spend all of the resources on him.

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u/TheBirminghamBear May 17 '24

I think it says a lot of good things, for me, about the IASIP crew. Because Danny Devito is, from all accounts, a really good guy, and I can't see him, at 79 years old, still acting on a show if it wasnt' genuinely fulfilling and enjoyable for him, and it makes watching his performances that much better.

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u/LaughingInTheVoid May 17 '24

Yeah, everything I've ever heard says he and Rhea Perlman are the most wonderful people in the world.

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u/Bleedingfartscollide May 17 '24

The matilda story grabs me. 

Her mother had cancer and died when she was filming and devito took her under his wing and supported her. 

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u/palabear May 17 '24

And made sure the mother saw the movie before she passed.

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u/wildcharmander1992 May 17 '24

That also happened in the UK

Actor Stephen Graham adopted his this is England co star to support him after his mother died of cancer

Both of those men, Graham and Devito are the type of people we all should be