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| Readers: Leave Tony D. Alone! October 6 Hooray for Tony Danza ["Danza Vents About Video Intrusions," Sept. 9.] Why should he have to tolerate videotaping lunatics, signature-seeking hounds, and tabloid vultures? He's an individual first and deserves his day-to-day privay. B. Frances Collins San Carlos, Cali. |
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| The whole row of female teenagers at a preview of "A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum" last week was rendered limp by-- no, not Nathan Lane or Mark Linn-Baker, impressive as they were. These giggly girls were danzzled by the presence of the apparently ageless sex symbol himself, Tony Danza. Tony is 40-plus now but looks hardly a day older than he did way back on "Taxi" or "Who's the Boss?" (His current sitcom, "Hudson Street," is on hiatus.) This TV cutie, always a favorite of mine, gave me a big kiss and a greeting so effusive and affectionate that fora minute, at least, those pretty young things swooning for him might have been wishing to be me-- a woman of certain years. Tony, who has disconvered new talents recently, will be singing, dancing and schticking, starting this Friday at Atlantic City's Resorts Casino. |
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| Q: You filmed Angels In The Outfield in San Francisco-- what was that like for you? Joseph Gordon Levitt: It was cool working with Christopher Lloyd 'cause I loved him in Back To The Future. Tony Danza and I went rollerblading around the coliseum concourse and we played football on the field, but they made us stop 'cause we got too many grass stains on our uniforms. |
| Tony Danza, best known for ABC hits "Taxi" and "Who's The Boss?," has signed a deal with NBC to produce star in a sitcom for the 1997-98 season. Danza's Katie Face Productions will produce the series. The company has two other projects in the works-- "The Miami School Bus Hijacking," a movie for ABC, and a game show for Sony Entertainment. Katie Face produced ABC's "Before They Were Stars" specials. Danza's last series, "Hudson Street," bombed last season on ABC. |