Michael Scott (Steve Carell) had unique relationships with each and every character on The Office. One of his more interesting relationships, though, occurred with his boss, David Wallace (Andy ...

But doesn’t David Wallace make an appearance? In a 2011 interview with Office Tally, B.J. Novak (who wrote the episode and starred in it) revealed that David Wallace was actually Michael’s ...

The Office featured a character named David Wallace, the chief financial officer at Dunder Mifflin played by Andy Buckley. Mike Schur was involved. So it’s safe to assume the name was intentional.

There's a lot to unpack here, but one theory we'd like to throw into the ring for consideration is that David Wallace ... makes perfect sense. Wallace is essentially The Office's Patrick Bateman ...

Unfortunately, despite some great current yearly programming, there are still fans who have a giant The Office-sized hole ... for his fine work by CFO David Wallace, who asks what on earth he ...

I had the joy of speaking with Andy Buckley to celebrate the streaming debut of The Office on ... the "nice guy" quote as a distillation of David Wallace's core opinions about Michael Scott.

David Wallace has one of the hardest jobs in The Office, telling Michael Scott what to do. The CFO of Dunder Mifflin had to make some hard decisions. From closing branches to getting rid of Jan ...

A person who is perhaps a genius is making the fictional The Office character David Wallace's dreams come true, creating a real-life version of the "Suck It" shop-vac that Wallace wanted to launch ...