I just wanted to thank you for not letting this talented young man who died so young be forgotten. I first saw him in the film "Gypsy" Then of course the great "Hello Dolly" which I watch all the time. I only wish that some of his co-stars in these films had pushed into the investigation of this horrible crime.again thank you for this wonderful site
Myself, like the others here loved the character Barnaby. What a talent and seemed like such a beautiful person, it is disheartening to think someone could do something so ugly to someone like this. Hello Dolly is always my go to movie when I am down, it was a beautiful time in American history and something about Barnaby has always made it special. His death is so tragic I am sickened by the story. Justice was not served but I hope Danny and those who love him can find peace. God Bless.
Just seen Hello Dolly again on tv after an absence of many years. So sorry to hear of the untimely demise of Dan. I was not aware of this until today. Lovely dancer very talented a great loss. RIP.
Hello Dolly....one of my all time favourite movies but only today I decide to look up about the actor who played Barnaby Tucker and was totally and utterly shocked, gutted and saddened to read about his tragic and untimely death. He certainly left a wonderful mark on this world. I cannot wait for kids to be old enough for me to introduce and watch Hello Dolly with them.
Thank you also for creating this lovely website for this very talented and special human being.
RIP Danny.
RIP Danny. I only learned today of the awful events and the murder, despite having loved Hello Dolly and Gypsy since a child. Danny's legacy lives on in magical films the likes of which aren't made today.
And thank you for this special tribute website - to whoever created it and maintains it. Thank you and take care all.
Just watched Dolly movie. Danny was amazing. What a senseless death. It is funny that my brother was named Daniel and his life ended unexpectedly. We must keep them alive with our memories.
Such a tragedy, but he was a perfect dancer. I think someone mentioned had he just survived the 70's one can only imagine what incredible things that he could have done in the 80's. I so agree. I am a medium, and I can't promise but I will try and contact, but it never usually happens. But I can tell you that I am glad I found this site. Thanks so much for creating it.
thank you so much for creating this site. I did not know him but his light & energy attracted me when I first saw Hello Dolly many years ago. I just saw the film on Netflix and again felt my eyes going to him, his joy and impressive wild strength in dancing. Am shocked to learn about what happened. May God bless his soul and that of all who are martyred violently from St Sebastian to the today's victims of ethnic cleansing as well as murder. The travesty of justice in his case is deeply shameful to the state of California but God willing he & his family are at peace. I wonder about his son Jeremy and hope for his happiness. Knowing the tragedy of Danny's death does throw a damper on the colorful film but at least it stands as a testament to his talent as well as that of many others. Lets feel inspired to continue creating in their honor!
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