Published Mar 11, 2018

Episode 897 - Ted Danson

Marc Maron engages with Ted Danson as he reflects on his illustrious acting career, the influence of his diverse upbringing, and his passion for environmental advocacy. Danson shares transformative experiences from Carnegie Mellon to advocating for ocean conservation, weaving together tales of cultural insight and memorable television roles.
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  • Education

    Ted Danson's journey into acting was serendipitous, beginning with a chance encounter at Stanford. He stumbled into an audition while following a girl he was interested in, which ignited his passion for acting 1. This pivotal moment led him to transfer to Carnegie Mellon, where he honed his craft and studied under renowned mentors, including a student of Sandy Meisner 2. Danson reflects on his time at Kent School, which was a significant shift from his life in Arizona, and how it shaped his early education 3.

    I stumbled into an audition following some girl I wanted to take out... and it was just like light bulbs. Music. Sledgehammer over the head.

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    His academic and mentorship experiences laid a strong foundation for his acting career.

       

    Challenges

    Danson faced numerous challenges in his acting career, including overcoming stage fright and tackling demanding roles. He recounts the intense pressure of performing on stage, which once left him shaking with adrenaline 4. Despite these hurdles, Danson found joy in playing diverse characters, from the iconic Sam Malone to more serious roles like those in CSI, which he found particularly challenging due to the lack of humor 5. His approach to roles involves immersing himself in the character and letting the writing guide his performance 6.

    I had so much adrenaline running through my body... my daughter literally had to walk me around a block in New York.

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    These experiences highlight his resilience and adaptability as an actor.

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