Talk:Daniel Stern (actor)

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"Stern was featured breaking the fourth wall in an issue of MAD Magazine which spoofed Home Alone. In this lampoon, as he is breaking into the house, he tells Joe Pesci he is humiliated. Stern: "We ought to be ashamed of ourselves!" Pesci: "Why, because we are criminals stealing from somebody's house?" Stern: "No, because we are fine actors taking such embarrassing roles!" Pesci: "I see your point of view! People expected we knew better after seeing my performance in Raging Bull, Goodfellas, and Casino, and yours in Diner, Breaking Away, and the voice of the adult Kevin on The Wonder Years!"

does this honestly have any relevance at all?

Name

Daniel Stern must have german relatives because his name sounds totally german. He also looks like a German. Volkov ^talk 18:21, 30 April 2008 (UTC)[reply]

David Jacob Stern sounds German-Jewish.