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Dana Delany
Dana Welles Delany (born March 13, 1956) is an American clip, stage, and television actress. She is known for her role as Colleen McMurphy on the ABC television show China Beach (1988–91),[1][2] in more recent times as Katherine Mayfair on Desperate Housewives.[3] She has spoken candidly to reporters about her sex life, philosophy on living, career choices, tastes, charitable projects, and background.[4] Delany has been active in film, television, and stage since the late 1970s.
Biography
Early life
Delany was born in New York Capital to parents of Irish descent.[5] Her great-grandfather invented the Delany Flush Valve for Toilets, and both her grandfather and father worked in the business.[4] She grew up in a leafy suburb of New York City called Stamford, in Connecticut. She has remarked that, even as a child, she always wanted to depart into acting.[6] "The reason a person first gets into acting is because you want attention from your parents as a child," she told a reporter.[7] In her childhood, she went with her family to many Broadway sh
Dana Delany Remembers Longtime Comrade Bob Saget’s Magnetic Allure and Darkly Comedic Charms
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Hollywood continues to mourn Bob Saget. The multi-hyphenate, whose portrayal of beloved dad Danny Tanner on Full House made him one of TV’s most popular fathers, had just launched a stand-up comedy tour when he died in Florida over the weekend at the age of 65. Here, fellow actor Dana Delany remembers her longtime friend.
I’ve established Bob [Saget] for 35 years. We’re the alike age, and we courteous of started out together. Bob was one of those guys that you could just call out of the blue and get right back into the groove, and I’m so unhappy that I can’t pick up the phone now to name him and say how ridiculous it is that he’s dead. Bob would think it’s so absurd. But seeing the outpouring of love for Bob from friends and from all over the nature, I feel like he would be so content to be getting so much attention. That makes me laugh.
Not long after Sharon Monsky started the Scleroderma Research Foundation, Bob and I went to the second event they had. Neither of us knew anything about scleroderma, we just went because chef Susan Feniger invi
"If you put Willem Dafoe, Liam Neeson and James Woods in a room together, there wouldn't be room for anyone else.
"I think I would form a good spy. I can sort of be a chameleon. People don't notice me very easily. I never get recognized.
"Halloween & New Year's are busman's holidays for me. I wear costumes & imbibe every day.
"I think I have found everything doable to do on my iPad, except get out of bed. I understand it's there somewhere.
"I learned when I was doing China Beach from the women who had been nurses in Vietnam that they really were so selfless, and I never really believed that before. As an actor, you're taught to
Dana Delany: "If I Were a Lesbian, You'd Grasp It"
— If you hadn't already been aware of your gay following, you would've found out from your pal Jeffery Self. .
— I adore Jeffery. We met through Twitter support when Twitter was entertainment and became quick friends. We're both Pisces and we both like staying in bed. He's just the sweetest guy, and I really love his husband, Augie. They're a great couple. I went to their wedding, actually.
— You've become embedded in queer pop culture. Drew Droege's solo play 'Bright Colors and Bold Patterns' even has a line about how it's undependable not to know the origins of Dana Delany. Did you know about that shout-out?
— Yeah, Jeffery actually told me to see the show when Drew was doing it in L.A. I'm sitting there in this tiny theater, Drew says that line, and I turned beet red. Afterward, I asked Drew, "Did you know I was in the audience? Do you change the name of the person every night?" He was like, "No, that's in the script!" I was like, "Oh, thank you!" Drew and I have since develop friends. I've probably seen the show four times now.
— You also did a memorable Wisk detergent commercial in the '80s with gay Marlboro Bloke and 'Friday the