John Larroquette revealed Thursday that he and the director of the 1974 slasher film “Texas Chainsaw Massacre” made a deal that Larroquette would narrate the prologue of the film in exchange ...

John Larroquette joins us on Bullseye to chat about his return as Dan Fielding and what it's like to revisit such an iconic role after almost 30 years. Plus, his early ventures as a radio DJ and ...

Here are 10 things you probably don’t know about the 77-year-old actor. 1. John was born in New Orleans to department store clerk mom Berthalla Oramous and U.S. Navy man John Edgar Larroquette Jr.

How to Succeed's John Larroquette and The People in the Picture's Christopher Innvar talk about the little choices they made and small roles they played that led them to Broadway today.

John Larroquette’s wardrobe changes for one episode of Night Court Courtesy of Molly Grundman-Gerbosi It should be noted that the costume department does this much work for every regular ...

JOHN LARROQUETTE recently starred as J.B. Biggley in How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying (2011 Tony and Drama Desk Awards).

The New Orleans-born Larroquette doesn’t just collect Emmys: He’s a passionate collector of rare books, 20th-century fiction in particular. Here’s what’s in his library. — by Barbara Hoffman ...

John Larroquette is probably best know for his portrayal of Dan Fielding on NBC’s Night Court, a role that garnered him Emmy awards in four consecutive years. One of the biggest TV stars of the ...

BURBANK, Calif. — Actor John Larroquette had a succinct response three years ago when actress Melissa Rauch approached him with the idea of a “Night Court” sequel series: “ ‘That’s a ...

It’s taken John Larroquette a lifetime to return to the film that changed his life. The four-time Emmy Award-winning actor has been tapped to join Netflix’s upcoming “Texas Chainsaw Massacre ...

John Larroquette is about to be Infamous. He’s signed on for a major recurring role in the new midseason drama from NBC that focuses on a wealthy family with some major secrets to hide, as well ...

John Larroquette confirmed internet rumors and admitted he worked for free, but was paid in marijuana for voiceover work on the classic '70s horror film.