Born December 29, 1947 in San Diego, California, Ted Danson is probably most well known as bartender Sam Malone in the popular sitcom Cheers (1982 - 1993). For this role Danson earned the Golden Globe Award in 1989 and 1990, and the Emmy Award in 1990 and 1993. Cheers received a total of 26 Emmy Awards and a record 111 Emmy nominations. Over the years Danson has also been a hit on the big screen in movies such as 3 Men and a Little Lady (1990); Just Between Friends (1986); Saving Private Ryan; (1998) and Mumford (1999). In 1994 Danson acted and also worked behind the camera as producer in the 1994 movie Pontiac Moon. It was here that Danson would meet his future wife, Mary Steenburgen. Mary Steenburgen was born February 8, 1953 in Newport, Arkansas. Steenburgen won both an Academy Award and a Golden Globe Award in 1980 for Best Supporting Actress in the movie Melvin and Howard. Some of Mary Steenburgen's other TV and big screen appearances include Goin' South (1978); Ragtime (1981); Gulliver's Travels (TV series) (1996); Nixon (1995); Powder (1995); Noah's Ark (TV series) (1999); Joan of Arcadia (TV series) (2003); and Wish You Were Dead (2002).

Located in the Brentwood Park community of Los Angeles county, The Danson/Steenburgen home offers seven bedrooms, seven bathrooms, 5,509 square feet and is worth approximately $4.5 Million. Brentwood Park Facts The Brentwood Park community is located on the edge of Santa Monica Canyon. Places of Interest in Ted Danson and Mary Steenburgen's Neighborhood The Brentwood Country Club which offers a private 18-hole, 5,995 yard golf course, near Olympic size swimming pool, and six tennis courts. The Riviera Country Club which offers an 18-hole private golf course. Will Rogers State Park. Will Rogers State Park started out as the ranch home of the late Will Rogers. The home became a state park after the death of Rogers' wife Mary in 1944. Topanga State Park which features 36 miles of trails plus great views of the Pacific Ocean. Topanga State Park is the world’s largest wildland within the boundaries of a major city (Los Angeles).