Name: Ty Burrell: People Can't Tell The Difference Between Me And Phil Dunphy
Uploaded: 2020-03-10T23:51:53.000Z
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LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, MY FIRST GUEST IS AN EMMY

AWARD-WINNING ACTOR YOU KNOW AS PHIL DUNPHY ON "MODERN

HE NOW VOICES A CHARACTER ON THE ANIMATED SERIES, "DUNCANVILLE."

PLEASE WELCOME TO "THE LATE SHOW," TY BURRELL!

>> Stephen: THANK YOU FOR WEARING CORD ROY.

>> Stephen: YOU DON'T SEE ENOUGH CORDUROY SUITS ANYMORE.

>> I CAME WITH ALL MY CORDUROY, ALL OF IT, EVERY BIT I HAVE.

IT'S ALL DIRT AND TREES AND NEEDLES AND THINGS LIKE THAT.

>> Stephen: I DON'T AS MUCH AS I SHOULD ABOUT OREGON.

WHAT DOES IT MEAN TO BE FROM OREGON OTHER THAN YOU'RE FROM

>> WELL, I DON'T KNOW -- I'LL PROBABLY GET A LOT OF FLACK FOR

THIS, BUT I THINK PART OF BEING OREGONIAN IS A LITTLE BIT OF

>> Stephen: YOU MEAN LIKE NO FINGERPRINTS OR WHAT DO YOU

>> LEAVE NO TRACE, THAT'S THE STATE MOTTO.

>> Stephen: THIS CONVERSATION NEVER HAPPENED.

THE MOST REMARKABLE THING ABOUT OREGON IS HOW UNREMARKABLE THE

WE'RE BASICALLY  A STATE OF NEWSCASTERS, AND I --

BASICALLY THOUGHT, LIKE, PETER JENNINGS, DAN RATHER, I THOUGHT

>> I THOUGHT THEY WERE BROADCASTING DOWN THE STREET.

THIS IS A RIGHT OF PASSAGE FOR ANY ACTOR EVER LIVING IN

NEW YORK, LEGALLY AT SOME POINT YOU HAVE TO BE ON "LAW AND

YOU HAVE A COUPLE OF THINGS YOU HAVE TO DO, YOU HAVE TO GO TO

DMV TO GET YOUR I.D. AND GO TO "LAW AND ORDER" TO BE A GUEST

>> Stephen: I WAS A MURDERER, I BLEW UP OLD WOMEN WITH LIVE

>> Stephen: WE THOUGHT OF YOU, IS WHAT THEY SAID.

>> Stephen: WHAT DID YOU DO ON LAWEN ORDER?

LET ME TELL YOU THIS, THIS IS TELL US WHAT MARK I MADE ON EACH

THEY CAST ME -- FIRST OF ALL, I DID THE SHOW.

A YEAR AND A HALF LATER, THEY CAST ME AGAIN AND I'M CONVINCED

THE CASTING DIRECTORS DIDN'T REMEMBER WHO I WAS WHEN I WAS ON

THE FIRST TIME I DID LAWEN UPORDER WAS MY FIRST TIME DOING

ANYTHING OUTSIDE OF THEATER, MY FIRST SCENE OF TELEVISION, AND

WHAT YOU WOULD UNDERSTAND AND A LOT OF GUESS ACTORS UNDERSTAND

IS BEING A GUEST ACTOR ON A PROCEDURAL IS THE HARDEST JOB IN

TELEVISION, THERE IS NO HARDER JOB IN TEFERLINGS.

WHAT YOU DO AS A GUEST, THE SERIES REGULARS, BLESS THEM,

THEY JUST CAN'T CARRY THE LOAD EVERY NIGHT BECAUSE THEY'RE

AND THE GUEST ACTORS SHOW UP AND THEY HAVE TO DO ALL THE

EXPOSITION, DO THE CLIMAX, DO EVERYTHING.

SO THE SCENES ARE BASICALLY LIKE THE LEAD WILL SAY SOMETHING

AND THEN THE GUEST ACTOR HAS A TWO PARAGRAPH MONOLOGUE ABOUT

WHERE THEY WENT TO SCHOOL, YOU KNOW, ALL OF THAT.

THEN THE LEAD WILL GO, WAIT, SO YOU'RE SAYING SHE KNEW RICKY

AND THEN THERE ARE TWO PARAGRAPHS ABOUT HOW THAT ALL

SO MY FIRST SCENE WE SHOT OUT OF ORDER, MY FIRST SCENE WAS THE

TEARS, THE EMOTIONAL CLIMAX OF THE WHOLE THING.

I'M COMING FROM THEATER, I'M THINKING OF MY DEAD GRANDMOTHER

MY SCENE WAS WITH REST IN PEACE, JERRY ORBAK, LOVELY MAN.

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