This has been quite the year for Charlie Day. “It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia,” which premiered in 2005, remains a viable hit among cable comedies. He co-starred in the hit movie “Horrible Bosses” in the summer and has plenty of other big-screen opportunities coming his way. Yet he remains devoted to “Sunny,” which opened doors for him.
The star/producer/writer is amazed that the raunchy comedy still has places to go.
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