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TV Junkie: Interview with Glenn Howerton aka Dennis of 'It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia'
Glenn Howerton plays the vain, narcissistic, and just plain 'bad' Dennis Reynolds on FX's "It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia", a show he also co-writes and co-produces with Charlie Day and Rob McElhenney. A few weeks back we had the chance to ask Glenn a few questions about the "Philadelphianess" of the show as well as his upcoming movie with Will Ferrell, Everything Must Go.
"It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia" airs on tonight (Thursdays) at 10pm on FX.
Don't forget to check out our interview with Thesy Surface who plays Margaret McPolye!
Glenn Howerton (left) with co-star Danny DeVito on FX's "It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia"
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