Danny DeVito Turns 70: See His Most Memorable Roles

DeVito's big break on the big screen when teamed with Arnold Schwarzenegger for 1988 blockbuster 'Twins.'

Regardless of your opinions on 'Gotham,' DeVito's Penguin from 'Batman Returns' (1992) remains the most iconic version of the role.

DeVito re-teamed with Schwarzenegger in 'Junior' (1994), which brought in over $100 million at the worldwide box office.

DeVito starred alongside John Travolta, Gene Hackman and Rene Russo in 'Get Shorty' (1995).

DeVito did double-duty on Matilda (1996), both playing the father of the titular character and handling directing duties.

Thought he didn't have much screen time, DeVito played an instrumental role in establishing the mid-century Hollywood gossip scene in 'L.A. Confidential' (1997).

You might not think "Hercules" when you hear DeVito's name, but he was an ideal fit for the movie's representation of Philoctetes.

DeVito's top-grossing film? The Lorax (2012), which grossed nearly $350 at the global box office.

These days, DeVito is best known for his role as the impossibly depraved Frank on FXX's 'It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia.'