David Hyde Pierce and Spamalot

David Hyde Pierce discusses his life and his role in the Broadway musical "Spamalot."

[@MrDaiseymay]

He is that rare human being, who automatically, would gain firm lifelong friendships with anyone.

[@projectanimation7730]

*Beautiful and touching concluding note about the career of a talented, kindhearted man* Carol Channing: bRUEEAAAADD

[@bcdside]

8:00 John Mahoney showing up to congratulate David Hyde Pierce made me cry!

[@charlenewalters8032]

Saw Spamalot in 2005. David brought the house down when he did his piano act. Just marvelous!!! 😁

[@susanstancliff2937]

Always loved to see David! He has so many talents and is down to earth in his interviews!

[@rosejenkins4731]

This was wonderful to see!! I learned a lot about David that I had not known. What a great guy & so multi-talented!!

[@helenpeck821]

sorry for the loss of john he was a good man and very understanding god bless

[@susandonovan1487]

David Hyde Pierce wot a brillant actor you are.

[@VeganTrove]

I imagine David H Pierc will miss John Mahoney.

[@merk9569]

KAREN SQ He was an equally talented dramatic actor. Although he had smaller parts, I loved his characters in Suspect, Moonstruck, Say Anything and Tin Men, among others. Just a lovely person and very missed.

[@candice0920]

Great interview. Pity it is not the complete version.

[@eleanorelizabethcarter4366]

One of the best musical ever!!!

[@randomness928]

And despite all theRENN...

[@bluedancelilly]

So he's a quadruple threat - he can act, sing, dance and play musical instruments.

[@daniellamcgee4251]

And perform extraordinary physical comedy.

[@helenpeck821]

hello there what a amazing his warmth always shows 2weeks of september 2019 here thank you

[@jamesgreechan6189]

Does anyone know what the name of the piece is he plays with the flautist?

[@daniellamcgee4251]

Poulenc's Sonata for Flute and Piano: 2nd Movement: Cantilena

[@karlayork877]

But Niles Crane wasn't DHP's first neurotic character. I don't think Niles ever came close to Theodore Van Horne's curtain scene! DHP has to be the only man I've ever seen make such a hilarious suicide attempt.

[@judyvalencia3257]

That was a weird ending.

[@magicalmond6979]

i agree

[@4thedoops]

Despite all the thrennnnnn

[@jenniferhiemstra5228]

Christian Borle before he was Christian Borle ladies and and gentlemen... 😂😂

[@GoogleIsAPieceOfShit2023]

Both the movie and the Tony Award winning broadway show were AMAZING ❤️ I saw the play in Detroit and it was out of this world !!!!

[@kayerin5749]

Good interview until the very end was cut off by Carol Channing. What's with that?

[@guillermosahuquillo4499]

The murderous nature of VCR programming…

[@decodolly1535]

Carol Channing, is that you?

[@no288]

Elvis loved that movie too

[@mushroomhead3619]

Cecil Terwilleger!

[@chadsevedra925]

Got famous because he looked liked someone else that was famous. Go figure