‘SNL’ veteran Eddie Murphy looks back at betrayal on show

Eddie Murphy has buried a crack at his feud A Saturday night After the show mocked his work, he is ready to talk about it.

The 64-year-old actor and comedian reflects on the show’s biggest betrayal during his new documentary, Being Eddy.

Murphy, who was a member of the regular cast of the show from 1980 to 1984, said, “It’s like your middle ground in your ALAM, and not like a fallen star,” of the film, which she wrote on Wednesday, November 12.

-Ga / -da Snl The alum shared that jokes about his former nurse’s organs were always “thrown out” during his time on the late night show, and yet when David Spade held an audition, “he’s a shooting star. Make the air.”

Murphy noted that after seeing the episode, “I wasn’t, like, F—David Spade, I was like, f—— Snl. That’s what they think of me? Oh, you’re a filthy F–ERS. And that’s why I won’t be back for years. “

However, he added, “I had a little disagreement with him Snl It was 35 years ago. “

Over time, Murphy moved on from the injury and made adjustments in spades. He returned to the show in December 2019 and brought back his fan favorite characters.

During the 50th anniversary of the years is unique, the comedy reviewed the show, which proves that there is no more bad blood.