Archive: Andy Buckley

Save Wallace!

Thursday, March 4th, 2010 | 209 comments

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UPDATE: congratulations to jessica, priskiller, and cara — in a poll conducted February 23-28, your icons were chosen as fan favorites:

You’ll each receive The Office 2010 Wall Calendar. Watch your inbox for an email from me!

Thanks to everybody for participating! But remember that even though the contest is over, the mission to SAVE WALLACE continues!

Contest rules on the next page.

Suck it!

Sunday, February 7th, 2010 | 17 comments

David Wallace (Andy Buckley) and his son Teddy (Owen Daniels, who is executive producer Greg Daniels’ son) rock out in Sabre.

Well it’s a mess, what a mess
What you gonna do?
You’re gonna take out your Suck It and you suck it!

One stupendous tag.

Tipster: greyseattle at LiveJournal

Wall Street Journal interviews Andy Buckley

Monday, January 25th, 2010 | 7 comments

The Wall Street Journal interviewed The Office’s Andy Buckley (“David Wallace”).

Here is an excerpt:

Wealth-management adviser Andy Buckley may be about to lose his job — his acting job on NBC’s hit TV show “The Office,” that is.

Every morning, 43 year-old Buckley goes to work at a leading investment bank and wealth-management advisory firm in Los Angeles. But while some of his co-workers leave midday to play a round of golf, Buckley’s schedule allows him to occasionally show up on the set of “The Office” to play Dunder Mifflin’s Chief Financial Officer, David Wallace.

The last sentence of the interview is spoilerishly intriguing …

Link: “The Office” CFO David Wallace Is Real-Life Wealth Management Adviser

Andy Buckley on CSI: Miami

Tuesday, October 13th, 2009 | 17 comments

Is that David Wallace talking to Horatio Caine?

Actually, Andy Buckley appeared on CSI: Miami last night in an episode called “In Plane Sight.”

And doesn’t act very CFO-like at all.

Watch it online: CSI: Miami (expired)

Andy Buckley in Scranton this weekend

Thursday, June 4th, 2009 | 7 comments

The Office’s Andy Buckley (‘David Wallace’) visits Scranton this weekend.

He’ll be attending a “Raising the Roof!” happy hour on Friday, kicking off The Office Fan Tours on Saturday, and maybe even hanging out at the Pocono Raceway with Dale Earnhardt, Jr. (he’s apparently quite the Office fan) on Sunday.

Quite the busy itinerary!

The Office Fan Tours are scheduled every Saturday throughout the summer and showcase landmarks made famous by ‘The Office’:

Four-hour tour that begins at the Mall at Steamtown and ends at Poor Richards Pub. Includes full lunch at Cooper’s w/ beet salad, crab bisque and more. Local brews and wine included with 21+ ticket, however keep in mind this is a clean, fun family tour. Tour includes recognizable places and inspirations such as Farley’s, The Bog, Paper Magic, Cooper’s, Penn Paper building, Alfredo’s, and many other Scranton sights.

Cost: $35 adults, $25 children | Buy tickets here

Links: Rooftop happy hour | The Office Fan Tours | Andy Buckley interview NEW

P.S. Yes, OfficeTally’s Q&A with Andy is coming later this summer. Stay tuned!

Got questions for Andy Buckley?

Thursday, April 2nd, 2009 | 61 comments

I am so excited that I’ll be chatting with The Office’s Andy Buckley this weekend!

As you know, Andy plays Dunder Mifflin CFO David Wallace, and he has appeared (either in person or on the phone) in no less than nine episodes this season! And I’m sure we haven’t seen the last of him …

So I’m sure y’all have a few questions for him, right? :)

Submit your question here by 11pm PT tomorrow night, April 3rd.

Remember, non-spoilerish questions only. Thanks!

P.S. I may not be able to moderate many (if any) questions during the day on Friday. Just know that they’re in the queue! :)

Andy Buckley at Scranton St. Patrick’s Parade

Tuesday, March 25th, 2008 | 42 comments

Andy Buckley (“David Wallace”) appeared in this year’s Scranton Saint Patrick’s Parade two weekends ago.

UPDATE: Andy was kind enough to write up a little trip report for OfficeTally — thanks Andy!

Andy’s report

Once again, the folks in Scranton proved that ‘there ain’t no party like a Scranton party …’ Took the red-eye to Philadelphia and Ken, owner of the LimoGuy (best Limo service in the entire NEPA area) was right there with Dunkin’ Donuts coffee in hand ready to roll. If you ever need a Limo in NEPA, Ken The LimoGuy is the guy to call …

Almost 100,000 people lining the streets. Over 1 million pints of Guinness consumed between the hours of 7 AM Saturday when the bars opened and 4 AM Sunday the next morning when last call was announced. I tried to do my part in that effort but was clearly an amateur.

Saw many many Dunder Mifflin signs along the parade route and heard many a shout out from the good people braving the cold weather. A lot of fun.

Roland Greco, a buddy of mine and ironically the Michael Scott look alike winner from the Convention and Amy ___ (I don’t have her last name I’m sorry) — the Angela look a like winner rode in the car in front of me — a couple of troopers as it was cold …

The bars were filled by 8 AM with the younger folks, getting their St. Patty’s drink on … hats off to the town, for keeping it very orderly considering the town turns into one gigantic Delta House — for that one day a year.

Met Miss Pennsylvania Rachel Brooks — a very nice gal. Talked with Governor Eddie Rendell a little bit — sharp guy. Did not get a chance to say hello to the local favorite, Senator Hillary Clinton, but as an Irishman from Boston, I did get quite a kick out of meeting and having a nice chat with Max Kennedy, Bobby Kennedy’s youngest son who is a huge fan of the show.

The biggest highlights were going from pub to pub with local legend Tim Holmes, from the Scranton Times, and hearing just about everyone in attendance shouting out “Dunder Mifflin!!! When are the new episodes coming back on???!!! Dunder Mifflin!!!!” Just a blast of an environment.

Scranton’s 20-piece bag pipe band was going from pub to pub as well. Grabbed slices during the night from Brunetti’s and Alfredo’s Pizza Cafe, had pints at Cooper’s, Farley’s, and of course at the Radisson.

Threw back a couple of pints with Sara Hailstone and Michelle Dempsey who along with Tim organized the convention … and they’re talking up the next one.

Keep your NY, Boston and Chicago St. Patty’s Day parades … give me Scranton’s any time. A ton of fun and an electric city filled with some great people. Thanks. — AB

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