Rodney Dangerfield
Rodney Dangerfield Finally To Get Some Hometown Respect
A plaque honoring Dangerfield will be unveiled in a garden next to the building where he grew up in Queens.
Rodney Dangerfield Gets Respect With New Queens Plaque
Local students worked with the comedian’s widow, Joan Dangerfield, for help with the project.
Rodney Dangerfield Finally ‘Gets Some Respect’ With Mural in Queens Neighborhood
Rodney Dangerfield, who got “no respect” in life, got some in death on Tuesday, as a mural dedicated to the marquee comic was unveiled in his Kew Gardens, Queens hometown. Designed by Italian artist Francesca Robicci and appearing on the back-wall of an area movie-theater, the mural pictures the comedian, with rumpled suit and puckered mug, next to a write-out of his famous phrase, “I don’t get no respect.”
How Robert Klein Saved Rodney Dangerfield’s Life
Comedian Robert Klein chatted with us about his nostalgia for the old Catskills, changes in the comedy universe and how he saved Rodney Dangerfield’s life.