Garrett Morris was part of the first cast of "SNL," and therefore the first person of color on the show, which has been accused of struggling with diversity. NBCU Photo Bank and Leon Bennett/WireImage via Getty Images
His life story was turned into the film "Wired," which was critically panned for not accurately capturing the spirit of Belushi. His career inspired many comedic legends and future "SNL" stars like Chris Farley. Unfortunately, Belushi also struggled with drug addiction, and died due to an overdose in March 1982.
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When Rolling Stone ranked all then-145 cast members of "SNL," they put John Belushi in the top spot, calling him "the first rock & roll star of comedy." Belushi was another one of the seven original cast members, and was known for his characters such as a traditional samurai (who frequently had jobs a samurai most likely would not have), and his impressions of pop culture figures like Marlon Brando, Beethoven, and Captain Kirk from "Star Trek."Īfter leaving the show alongside his friend and collaborator Dan Aykroyd, he starred in the "Blues Brothers" movie and in his most iconic film role, Bluto in " Animal House." Aaron/Redferns and Ron Galella, Ltd./Ron Galella Collection via Getty Images He co-founded the music venue chain the House of Blues and co-founded Crystal Head Vodka. He's also had a successful business career. That same year, Aykroyd was nominated for an Oscar for his role in " Driving Miss Daisy." He reprised his role as Stantz in the 2021 sequel, "Ghostbusters: Afterlife." His other most famous role? Raymond Stantz in the now-classic " Ghostbusters" in 1984, and its 1989 sequel. It's one of his most recognizable roles to date. He co-wrote the movie version of his sketch " The Blues Brothers" and starred in it alongside John Belushi. In addition to starring in classic sketches like the Coneheads, the Blues Brothers, and "Two Wild and Crazy Guys," Aykroyd co-hosted "Weekend Update" for a season alongside Jane Curtin.Īykroyd, 69, left the show in 1979, and began focusing on movies. NBC/NBCU Photo Bank/Getty Images Mike Coppola/Getty Imagesĭan Aykroyd was one of the original " Not Ready for Primetime Players," aka the first cast of " Saturday Night Live." He was originally hired as just a writer, but was made part of the cast before the show premiered.
“I give Jackass Belfast 4D 20 twerking, ticklish Terrys.Account icon An icon in the shape of a person's head and shoulders. “I couldn’t stop laughing, or crying, or doing the Nae Nae until I was forcibly removed by Regal Cinemas’ strongest teens,” Fink continued.
“But it’s Dame Judi Dench who literally soars as Wee Man - shot out of a cannon directly into my open mouth. “Get the tissues ready, as Johnny Knoxville and his band of idiots bop around town and torture each other’s balls in this Troubles-era tear-jerker,” said the critic. Then there was Fink’s pick for Best Original Screenplay - Kenneth Branagh’s personal black-and-white drama, Belfast.
I give Encanto 10 tiny, terrified Terrys.” “This film warmed by heart, broke my brain and sold my kidneys for Dogecoin. “Hand-drawn by legendary auteur The Zodiac Killer, this all-gray, throbbing stress dream does drag in spots, but local gangster rapper Lin-Manuel Samantha saves the day once again with his catchy hit, ’12 Hours of Screaming,'” said Fink. Up next for discussion was Disney’s Best Animated Feature contender Encanto, which Fink said is “fun for the whole familia” but felt worse to take in “than being on fire.”
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