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Denny Dillon

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Denny Dillon

  • She was the shortest ever cast member of Saturday Night Live (1975) and is a full foot-and-a-half shorter than Randy Quaid, Chevy Chase and Kevin Nealon, and Charles Rocket, the tallest SNL cast members.
  • Lives in New York's Hudson Valley where she teaches improvisation and is presently writing a book of memoirs. She shares her life with partner Barbara Smiley. (May 2019)
  • She is the first lesbian actress ever to be a cast member on Saturday Night Live (1975).
  • Received a CableACE Award in 1995 "Best Actress in a Comedy Series" for her role as Toby Pedalbee in HBO's Dream On (1990).
  • Has the unique distinction of appearing in Saturday Night Fever (1977) and having been a regular on Saturday Night Live (1975) (she in fact first appeared on 'SNL' (in the series' third episode) two years before 'fever' was released). They are two similar-named, 1970s pop culture sensations that much of the public has often confused or misspoken of.

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