Rodney Dangerfield

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Flying Southern Comfort (Claude & Tim) (1966/Live At Upstairs At The Duplex) 02:50 Tools
No Respect 19:31 Tools
My Neighborhood (1966/Live At Upstairs At The Duplex) 01:00 Tools
Son Of No Respect 21:44 Tools
Home Sweet Home (1966/Live At Upstairs At The Duplex) 03:08 Tools
The Hold Up (1966/Live At Upstairs At The Duplex) 02:25 Tools
That's Show Biz (1966/Live At Upstairs At The Duplex) 04:05 Tools
Unhandy Husbands (1966/Live At Upstairs At The Duplex) 02:33 Tools
Rappin' Rodney 03:36 Tools
What's in a Name 03:05 Tools
What's In A Name - 1966/Live At Upstairs At The Duplex 02:28 Tools
Get a Horse 02:44 Tools
Flying Southern Comfort 02:34 Tools
Unhandy Husbands 02:33 Tools
My Neighborhood 01:00 Tools
Get A Horse - 1966/Live At Upstairs At The Duplex 02:45 Tools
The Hold Up 02:25 Tools
Flying Southern Comfort (Claude & Tim) - 1966/Live At Upstairs At The Duplex 02:34 Tools
Someone's Gonna Get Hurt 02:41 Tools
Home Sweet Home 03:08 Tools
My Neighborhood - 1966/Live At Upstairs At The Duplex 01:00 Tools
That's Show Biz - 1966/Live At Upstairs At The Duplex 03:53 Tools
Lost 01:12 Tools
The Gourmet 04:07 Tools
That's Show Biz 03:51 Tools
The Hold Up - 1966/Live At Upstairs At The Duplex 02:25 Tools
Unhandy Husbands - 1966/Live At Upstairs At The Duplex 02:33 Tools
Someone's Gonna Get Hurt - 1966/Live At Upstairs At The Duplex 02:42 Tools
Lost - 1966/Live At Upstairs At The Duplex 01:12 Tools
The Gourmet - 1966/Live At Upstairs At The Duplex 03:00 Tools
Home Sweet Home - 1966/Live At Upstairs At The Duplex 03:08 Tools
I Don't Get No Respect (Set 1) 17:00 Tools
Get A Horse; Lost 00:00 Tools
No Respect (Excerpt) 06:28 Tools
I Don't Get No Respect (Set 2) 06:28 Tools
That's Showbiz 04:04 Tools
Stanley The Manly Transvestite 03:13 Tools
Hookers & Toasters 06:28 Tools
Live Tonight Show 1988 04:04 Tools
The Gourmet (1966/Live At Upstairs At The Duplex) 03:01 Tools
Get A Horse (1966/Live At Upstairs At The Duplex) 03:14 Tools
What's In A Name (1966/Live At Upstairs At The Duplex) 03:08 Tools
Twist And Shout 02:42 Tools
I Tell You with Bars I Am Never Lucky 11:59 Tools
At His Best!!! (You will Die Laughing!!!) 11:59 Tools
The Tonight Show 11:27 Tools
Lost (1966/Live At Upstairs At The Duplex) 01:12 Tools
Am I Too Fast for This Table? 13:32 Tools
No Respect at All 11:27 Tools
The Jewish Hold-Up Man 13:32 Tools
Christmas Tree 11:27 Tools
I tell ya I tell ya 03:17 Tools
Someone's Gonna Get Hurt (1966/Live At Upstairs At The Duplex) 02:41 Tools
Get A Horse Lost 04:32 Tools
Finiculi Finicula 02:29 Tools
Drugs 02:29 Tools
Entire Comedy Album 02:29 Tools
I Don't Get No Respect - Set 2 02:42 Tools
Caddyshack 00:00 Tools
Get A Horse;Lost 04:32 Tools
Strangers in the Night 04:32 Tools
Recent Night Club 02:42 Tools
Vietnam Lecture 03:56 Tools
Flying Southern Comfort (Claude & Tim) 02:34 Tools
Meeting Girls 03:56 Tools
Whats In A Name 03:56 Tools
My Wife & I 03:56 Tools
I Know I'm Ugly 02:32 Tools
Jewish Husbands, Jewish Spies 02:34 Tools
I Don't Get No Respect 35:50 Tools
I Don't Get No Respect Set 1 17:00 Tools
Dangerfield- No Respect 19:30 Tools
Rappin' Rodney (Long Version) 02:32 Tools
Travel 01:56 Tools
No Sex Life 11:06 Tools
I'll Never Do It ... 19:35 Tools
Dangerfield- Whats In A Name 02:28 Tools
Rodney Dangerfield - Entire Comedy Album 19:35 Tools
My Dog 11:06 Tools
I Don't Get No Respect Set 2 18:50 Tools
Rodney Rappin' 11:06 Tools
Show Business 02:32 Tools
Hookers and Toasters 02:20 Tools
Doctors 02:32 Tools
My Dumb Wife 11:06 Tools
Thats Showbiz 18:50 Tools
Dangerfield- My Neighborhood 01:00 Tools
Dangerfield- The Hold Up 04:32 Tools
Lounge Act 04:32 Tools
Drugs, Drinking, Gambling 02:32 Tools
Kids 02:32 Tools
Funiculi, Funicula 03:14 Tools
Dangerfield- Unhandy Husbands 02:32 Tools
Dangerfield- Flying Southern Comfort 02:32 Tools
Son Of No Respect (Full Version) 02:32 Tools
Somewhere There's a Party 02:32 Tools
Fat and ugly 11:06 Tools
More On Getting Older 11:06 Tools
More On Kids 58:42 Tools
Dangerfield- Get A Horse 03:14 Tools
Flagpole Sitter 03:14 Tools
Rappin Rodney - Side 2 11:06 Tools
More Wife Stuff 11:06 Tools
Ethnic jokes 11:06 Tools
Driving Directions 11:06 Tools
Funiculi Fanicula 11:06 Tools
Bill Murray as Rodney Dangerfield’s Psychiatrist 11:06 Tools
Sam Kinison and His Legendary Scream at Dangerfield’s Comedy Club 11:06 Tools
Set 1 11:06 Tools
These are Jokes 04:14 Tools
Back To School 04:14 Tools
Rodney's Act 47:08 Tools
I'd Never Do It On A Christmas Tree 03:31 Tools
Rodney Continues Rappin' 11:06 Tools
Comedy - Rodney Dangerfield - Hookers & Toasters 03:31 Tools
Rappin Rodney - Side 1 11:06 Tools
Rodney introduces his backing trio 11:06 Tools
Getting Older, Losing Weight 11:06 Tools
Rodney Dangerfield (The Loser) - side 1 11:06 Tools
In Living Color 01:56 Tools
Dangerfield- Thats Showbiz 11:06 Tools
Nightclub 58:42 Tools
New York and My Wifes Cooking 11:06 Tools
What's In A Name [1966/Live At Upstairs At The Duplex] 11:06 Tools
Rappin Rodney (LONG VERSION) 11:06 Tools
Girls and love 11:06 Tools
Rodney Dangerfield 11:06 Tools
Rodney Update 11:06 Tools
Unhandy Husbands [1966/Live At Upstairs At The Duplex] 58:42 Tools
Rodney Dangerfield Has President Reagan Laughing Up a Storm 58:42 Tools
No One Could Make Carson Laugh Quite Like Rodney Dangerfield 58:42 Tools
Rodney Dangerfield Even Cracks Up the Orchestra 58:42 Tools
I Spent My Birthday in Las Vegas 01:56 Tools
Get a Horse/Lost 01:56 Tools
My Family Tree 04:10 Tools
Jewish Husbands 04:10 Tools
Nothin' Goes Right 58:42 Tools
Questions 58:42 Tools
rodney dangerfield - drugs 58:42 Tools
La Contessa Part 2 58:42 Tools
Side 1 58:42 Tools
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Rodney Dangerfield (born Jacob Rodney Cohen, November 22, 1921 – October 5, 2004) was an American stand-up comedian and actor, known for the catchphrase "I don't get no respect!" and his monologues on that theme. He is also remembered for his 1980s film roles, especially in Easy Money, Caddyshack, and Back to School. He began writing jokes at the age of 15, and started performing before he was 20. He took his act to the road for ten years, adopting the stage name Jack Roy. His first run at comedy was to no avail. Rodney Dangerfield married Joyce Indig, in 1949 and had two children: Brian and Melanie. During the 1950s Rodney was an aluminum siding salesman, living in New Jersey. The comedian made another attempt at stand up comedy, this time as Rodney Dangerfield. In 1961 Rodney divorced from his wife. When he appeared on "The Ed Sullivan Show" ("Toast of the Town" (1948)), Rodney Dangerfield made Ed Sullivan laugh. Few people ever provoked any kind of reaction out of the legendary Ed Sullivan. Dangerfield had the image of a lovable disgruntled everyman type that became a hit all across nightclubs in the 1960s. Dangerfield also made many appearances on the "The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson" (1962) and "The Dean Martin Show" (1965) in the 1970s. Rodney Dangerfield snatched a minor supporting part in the movie The Projectionist (1971), in 1971. By the mid 1970s he had cemented his image as a comedian constantly tugging at his red tie, always proclaiming he gets no respect. His big break came with many appearances on "Saturday Night Live" (1975), bringing himself to a much wider audience and proving hysterical on many occasions. In 1980, Dangerfield became a cornerstone of American comedy with the classic Caddyshack (1980). Here, he played Al Czervik, a rich golfer who was a basically nice guy that was extremely outspoken and very obnoxious. His character was often unhappy with the rich snobbery he was around, and he takes on the rich people that are so snobby to him. The average guy that his character portrayed was an instant hit, and a formula that Dangerfield often stuck with. Also in 1980 Rodney came out with a popular comedy album, 'Rappin Rodney'. The album earned Dangerfield a Grammy for best comedy album. The next movie on Rodney's agenda was Easy Money (1983), a comedy that showed him as an insulting working class person that suddenly becomes a millionaire. The movie was also a big hit. Dangerfield became very sparse in his roles on TV and film about this time. The year 1986 saw the comedy Back to School (1986), his biggest film to date. The comedy was one of the first to gross over 100 million. In 1994 Dangerfield starred in his first dramatic role in the successful Oliver Stone film, Natural Born Killers (1994). He played an abusive father that drove one of the killers crazy. His part was critically acclaimed. In 1995 Dangerfield entered the world of cyberspace, becoming the first entertainer to have a website on the world wide web. In 1997 he starred in Meet Wally Sparks (1997), a political and talk show satire that was poorly received. In 2000, Dangerfield starred as the Devil in Little Nicky (2000). The movie was potentially a huge hit, but was a failure by most accounts. Dangerfield took a very small part, but was top billed in the direct to video The Godson (1998), and starred in the direct to video My 5 Wives (2000). But it has not been all smooth sailing for this comedian. In 1997 he admitted to a lifelong bout with depression, and on his 80th birthday had a mild heart attack. He has major fans from all kinds of people from all different backgrounds. Dangerfield had made a record 70 appearances on the "The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson" (1962), and had discovered many struggling comedians, including Jerry Seinfeld, Jim Carrey, Roseanne, Robert Townsend, Sam Kinison and Tim Allen. The comedian owned a legendary nightclub in Manhattan called Dangerfield's. In the 1990s he made highly publicized appearances on "The Simpsons" (1989), "In Living Color" (1990), "Dr. Katz, Professional Therapist" (1995), "Home Improvement" (1991), "Suddenly Susan" (1996), among others. In 1993 he married Joan Child, a woman thirty years younger than him, and is a Mormon. He died on October 5, 2004 after falling into a coma following heart surgery. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.