John Larroquette’s wardrobe changes for one episode of Night Court Courtesy of Molly Grundman-Gerbosi. It should be noted that the costume department does this much work for every regular ...

John Larroquette confirmed internet rumors and admitted he worked for free, but was paid in marijuana for voiceover work on the classic '70s horror film.

Not only did John Larroquette have high praise of Ryan Hansen for his work on the set of Night Court, but he even became a fan of him outside of the NBC sitcom due to his time in the Party Down cast.

John Larroquette‘s role in 1974’s “Texas Chain Saw Massacre” wasn’t exactly a cushy job. But it was apparently a kush-y one. In a Parade interview published Tuesday, the veteran actor ...

John Larroquette explained his reasoning for Dan Fielding keeping his metaphorical pants on, saying: The man is 75 years old, nobody wants to see that and I certainly don’t want to play that.

JOHN LARROQUETTE recently starred as J.B. Biggley in How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying (2011 Tony and Drama Desk Awards). He was previously seen in the Off- Broadway production of ...

In Screen Gab No. 125, a revealing interview with 'Night Court's' John Larroquette about his viewing habits, his erudite hobby and returning to the role of Dan Fielding after 30 years.

Season two “Night Court” stars Nyambi Nyambi, Inda de Beaufort, Melissa Rauch, John Larroquette, Lacretta and executive producers Dan Rubin and Winston Rauch answer press questions on the show ...

The set of Night Court is all too familiar to John Larroquette. The 76-year-old actor, who starred in the original NBC sitcom from 1984 to 1992, has returned to the role of Dan Fielding in the ...

How to Succeed 's John Larroquette and The People in the Picture 's Christopher Innvar talk about the little choices they made and small roles they played that led them to Broadway today.

He was paid a high price. John Larroquette revealed Thursday that he and the director of the 1974 slasher film “Texas Chainsaw Massacre” made a deal that Larroquette would narrate the prologue ...