Dan Fielding is a fictional character, primarily known for his portrayal in the American television sitcom "Night Court," created by Reinhold Weege. Played by the actor John Larroquette, the character of Dan Fielding appears as the assistant district attorney in a fictional Manhattan court.
Dan Fielding is depicted as a charismatic, self-assured, and cunning lawyer with a notorious reputation for his womanizing tendencies and unscrupulous behavior. He is characterized by his suave demeanor, sharp wit, and relentless pursuit of pleasure and success. Despite his questionable moral compass, Fielding displays exceptional skills as a lawyer, frequently using his cunningness and manipulation tactics to outsmart opposing counsel or secure advantageous positions for his cases.
Throughout the series, Dan Fielding often clashes with Judge Harry T. Stone, the protagonist, due to their contrasting personalities and approaches to the court proceedings. While Stone seeks fairness and justice, Fielding's primary concern is winning cases at any cost.
Dan Fielding has become an iconic character in the realm of television comedy, known for his slick style and cutting one-liners. Larroquette's portrayal earned him critical acclaim, including multiple Emmy Awards for Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series.
Outside of "Night Court," the name "Dan Fielding" does not hold any significant meaning or context. It is primarily associated with the fictional character from the sitcom.
