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Tony Danza is a veteran American actor, producer, and television personality who has been making audiences laugh for over four decades. Known for his charming demeanor and quick wit, Danza's career in comedy has spanned across various mediums including stand-up comedy, sitcoms, and movies.

Danza first gained recognition as a boxer-turned-cabbie in the popular ABC series, 'Taxi' between 1978 and 1983. His role earned him two Emmy nominations and set him up for future success in the entertainment industry. The show was an ensemble cast affair, but Danza stood out due to his impressive knack for comedic timing and delivery.

After 'Taxi,' Danza transitioned to a leading-man status and landed his own sitcom in 1986 with 'Who's the Boss?' The series ran for eight seasons and showcased Danza as a charismatic, yet sometimes bumbling, live-in housekeeper who turns his boss' family upside down. The show was a massive hit, reaching huge audience numbers, and turning Danza into a household name.

As if to prove that he was more than just a television star, Danza showed off his comic chops on Broadway in 1995 when he took over the lead role in the Tony-winning musical, 'The Producers.' The play's over-the-top humor and campy style allowed Danza to burst through as a comedian capable of delivering both subtle jokes and physical comedy.

Danza's resume also includes roles in movies like "Angels in the Outfield" (1994) and "She's Out of Control"(1989). He appeared in cameos in several shows such as "Family Law," "The Practice," and "The Good Cop."

Despite being a much-loved comedic figure, Danza's talent and versatility have never been limited to laughter alone. In 1997, he even landed a daytime talk show, aptly titled, 'The Tony Danza Show.' The series showcased his joyful personality and humanitarian side.

However, it is in comedy that Danza has thrived, and his work on 'Taxi,' 'Who's the Boss?,' and 'The Producers' have cemented him as one of America's most gifted comedians. He has made audiences laugh with his distinct brand of humor and remains a favorite among generations who grew up watching him on their screens.