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Comment on Remembering Ted D’Arms by Henry Dardenne

Henry Dardenne — Mon, 06 Feb 2012 03:21:44 +0000

Ted took me under his large wings when I first came to town, an acceptance that was hard to find in the Seattle theatrical community at the time. I worked with Ted on GSale and on numerous VO projects and always found him to be an extremely generous Actor but also a real friend. He gave me a tour of his studio, the one where he painted, when he heard I was interested in the brush and really helped me understand impasto technique.
Ted always made me feel included, accepted, which meant the world to me.
Working on G Sale with Ted was the cherry.
Thank you Ted, for everything, I miss you.

Comment on Remembering Ted D’Arms by Eric Browne

Eric Browne — Fri, 30 Dec 2011 19:06:30 +0000

So sorry to hear of the passing of this wonderful human. I did not know Ted until our work together on “G-Sale”. Not only was Ted an incredibly talented professional, he was nothing short of a delight to work with. The likes of people such as Ted is why I enjoy working in this creative industry. God bless you , I miss you friend.

Comment on Remembering Ted D’Arms by Tracey Conway

Tracey Conway — Tue, 27 Dec 2011 20:59:05 +0000

Since Robin and I had the same scenes, I also am sorry not to have had on-camera time with Ted, but was fortunate to have met him during an Almost Live! shoot where he played Santa Claus. Like Vince, I dearly hope he is enjoying the Pot O Gold he so richly deserves for all the pleasure, awe and friendship he offered during his time in Seattle. The theatre community here has been hard hit with major losses this past year. I like to think these wonderful artists are starting a repertory company over in Wonderland. I’m thinking very fondly of all of the G-Sale friends, and thank you for creating this lovely post, Randy and Jessi. Miss you.

Comment on Remembering Ted D’Arms by Robin Douglas

Robin Douglas — Tue, 27 Dec 2011 03:55:33 +0000

Ted and I had no scenes together in G Sale, so I didn’t have the opportunity to get to know him at all, but I can remember the first screening I saw of the film and being as enchanted and amused by him as every other audience member. What a sad loss for all of us.

Comment on Remembering Ted D’Arms by Vince Werner

Vince Werner — Tue, 27 Dec 2011 01:11:40 +0000

The morning of the day I heard of Ted’s passing, I was coincidentally reminiscing with Scott Burns about G-Sale, and specifically about Ted… hoping he was happy and healthy and enjoying retirement. What a delightful, rare human being. I’ll certainly value the times I was fortunate enough to work with him. Hopefully, he’s finally found his ‘Pot O Gold’! (Sorry, couldn’t resist!)