Danny Lockin
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Joe Lenz and Joe Diez
6:38 PM on October 24, 2019
How WONDERFUL to see him on the big screen this year on the 50th Anniversary of this FANTASTIC film that is HELLO DOLLY. His legacy will live on forever and his great talent and personaloity will be enjoyed for years to come in this cheerful record of his talents. The movie just looked and sounded AWESOME. R.I.P. Danny.
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Will
8:10 PM on January 15, 2018
Harriet Lynn says...
I just became aware of this website. Danny was my "partner" in "Hello, Dolly!" for the Betty Grable and Ginger Rogers Broadway National Companies. I was the understudy who got the part of "Minnie Faye" and Cathy Hass became my understudy as I recall and where she met Danny. I was stunned to learn of Danny's death some time ago and cannot tell you enough how much I enjoyed working with him. A wonderful trouper, a great talent and a great sense of humor. Since the recent Broadway revival of a "Hello, Dolly!" has been announced I wondered if there might be some sort of reunion of those who were in the show so many moons ago. If there are plans I imagine Danny would have loved it. I can always see him in my mind's eye and in my heart.
Hi Harriet, I'm doing some research on Danny and his case. Would you be interested in speaking with me?
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MARK W BENTLEY
2:11 PM on November 19, 2017
Thanks for this site. I've had a crush on Danny Lockin since I saw him the first time in Hello Dolly (1969) and was horrified later when I learned of his brutal end. I'm close in age to Danny (70 at the time of this writing) and when I think of all the chances I took, as a gay man, I shiver. He should have had more time. I would like to have known you, Danny. Love, Mark
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sarah
6:39 PM on August 26, 2017
My first ever movie crush at age five! I loved Barnabus and I am so crushed to have heard of how tragically his life ended. Barnabus and Cornelius were my favourite characters in Hello Dolly and that movie along side their performances helped inspire me to want to persue an acting career. Thank you Danny Lockin. Rest in peace with the stars x
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John
6:34 PM on August 25, 2017
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Hanford Searl Jr.
3:07 AM on July 9, 2017
... So sad to learn about the tragic death of this talented Actor/Dancer. Having worked for "Billboard Magazine" 15-yrs. in L.A., Vegas-&-here in thee Bflo./Rochester, NY Markets, I reviewed many amazing Stars-&-Groups. I was always impressed by Danny's amazing portrayal in thee movie version of "Hello Dolly!" Thanks for honoring his Memory!
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Robyn Smith
11:44 AM on March 10, 2017
THANK YOU for this kind tribute!! Danny's wonderful talent continues to inspire us! And he has new generations of young fans enjoying his work, that was so important to him! Danny was (and continues to be) an example of excellence, for anyone learning dance, and the performing arts. I wonder if there is enough of Danny's work that can be part of classes in the performing arts, for young dancers? Someone like Danny doesn't come along every day. His dedication and hard work was only part of what made him an excellent performer. Danny's genuine love of dance shows through in every step. His gift to us along with that talent, was the kind & giving person he was. That's why he was a wonderful scene-stealer. We're happy generations to come can continue to love his work! Thank you, Love Robyn
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kathy
8:40 PM on March 7, 2017
Harriet Lynn says...
I just became aware of this website. Danny was my "partner" in "Hello, Dolly!" for the Betty Grable and Ginger Rogers Broadway National Companies. I was the understudy who got the part of "Minnie Faye" and Cathy Hass became my understudy as I recall and where she met Danny. I was stunned to learn of Danny's death some time ago and cannot tell you enough how much I enjoyed working with him. A wonderful trouper, a great talent and a great sense of humor. Since the recent Broadway revival of a "Hello, Dolly!" has been announced I wondered if there might be some sort of reunion of those who were in the show so many moons ago. If there are plans I imagine Danny would have loved it. I can always see him in my mind's eye and in my heart.
Hi Harriet--
Thank you for leaving your wonderful note about Danny! It's always wonderful to have a note left by someone who worked with Danny. We have a section for personal stories about Danny, if you'd be interested in leaving one, let me know.
Thanks again!
Kathy--site manager
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Harriet Lynn
7:05 PM on March 7, 2017
I just became aware of this website. Danny was my "partner" in "Hello, Dolly!" for the Betty Grable and Ginger Rogers Broadway National Companies. I was the understudy who got the part of "Minnie Faye" and Cathy Hass became my understudy as I recall and where she met Danny. I was stunned to learn of Danny's death some time ago and cannot tell you enough how much I enjoyed working with him. A wonderful trouper, a great talent and a great sense of humor. Since the recent Broadway revival of a "Hello, Dolly!" has been announced I wondered if there might be some sort of reunion of those who were in the show so many moons ago. If there are plans I imagine Danny would have loved it. I can always see him in my mind's eye and in my heart.
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