I've always liked him, although I understand why he's gotten more prickly and curmudgeonly over the years. But I also identify with the "Pierce" side of him.
I love to hear Chevy correct Howard Stern when he states it was Ackroyd that was the real genius on SNL not Belushi. Dan Ackroyd has always been so underrated.
interesting story about that, Brian Doyle-Murray and Harold Ramis finished the screenplay and realized they didn't have a scene with those two, and everyone wanted one, so they wrote it in after the fact and let them improvise a lot. now it's everyone's favorite!
For whatever it’s worth, Eric Idle said that Dan Aykroyd was the only SNL cast member capable of being a Python. And he hosted once a year from 1976-1979.
He spoke about it on Howard as well. Basically saying the same thing that it was just bravado on Chevys part and Bill was looking to knock him down. Don’t think much else occurred between the two
@@rigsby1454 They each say that John ended up in the middle of them to push each of them away and he absorbed most of the blows between the two of them
Says same: in ref. To Richard Dryfuf (which again, I strongly feel is the beauty of what erects on the aspects rec/editing/creating these sorts of Perfectly-Natural-moments in these types of films that - you’ll never shake outta’ you brain’s “haha”zone. If anyone of us still has that zone open. I started off low- so, I’m finicky! [No one cares] wooooo hooo - bye’eeeh
they've both said the same thing for the past 40+ years about this, they both ended up punching Belushi, both immediately felt bad about it, then they all went on to do the show, Chase has admitted that he was a total a**hole back then
@sabbracadabra friend of mine was at an Oscar party one time, for an environmental organization. Everyone’s mingling. Chevy was there, my friend walked up casually, said something along the lines of “Mr. Chase, I just wanted to say I’m a huge fan of yours.” Chevy looks at him for a beat, turned and walked away 😅
The two bits of this story I remember, told by a third party, are that in the physical encounter such as it was, Chevy probably had the upper hand. But as Bill retreated, he yelled at Chevy, "Medium talent!" A line that is, in my opinion, every bit as good as a TKO.
This was a great interview. I have met Bill Murray twice in St Paul, MN since he owns the Saints, a minor league baseball team. Murray is always in character when you meet him, funny as we hell, signs baseballs for fans, and I always wondered if they got along with Chevy, now we know!
Early SNL alumni all say Belushi was funniest, but fans determine stars. We chose Chase as the breakout star and we were right. Belushi may have been a genius and may have been the funniest guy in regular life, and may have been the most versatile - much like Dana Carvey later - but that does not make him the best comedic actor. There was no one thing he did that was as funny and screenwritable as Chevy's conceited/goofy/mischievous personality. The end game is movies. Sketch comedy, radio, stand up - lots of things get you there, but movies are the destination for stars and Chevy was a bigger star.
Good point, Most talented and popular are 2 different things. Crud, it's been said woman vote for the most attractive candidate not the most qualified.
Dan Ackroyd is the comedic genius. My two SNL favorites (Ackroyd and Eddie Murphy) are awesome in Trading Places. I wish they would do more movies together.
Thank you, Howard for inviting Chevy Chase into the studio and talking about this. For a while now, I felt there was an ongoing animosity between Chevy and Bill Murray.
The fact is, Murray is a FAR better actor than Chase, Chase being very limited in his range, which is why Murry continues be in movies. To that end, Murray has had the last laugh career wise for sure.
@@willbrink Chase was highly talented, he just burned all his bridges. He had an ace in the hole with Community and sadly, when you have someone as toxic as Harmon meet someone as stubborn as Chase, there's gonna be fallout. Chevy said some questionable shit to Donald Glover as well. Murray seems to have been nothing but friendly, if a bit aloof, on any set he's been on.
Check out Conan O’Brian Needs A Friend podcast and listen to the episodes that he interviews SNL alum. They’re really fun and interesting especially Martin Short and Bill Hader
Sometimes I wonder why hosts just simply don't interview themselves on their shows rather than inviting interesting guests and then not allowing them to finish a thought...
Howard SHOULD invite both of them on to talk about this together and finally show everyone that they're cool. Fans would love this! Make it happen Gary
They've told and showed over the years that they are cool; Chevy and Bill have nothing but warm things to say about the other, and they've appeared very friendly with one another at appearances. Them being at each others' throats is prehistoric.
To its credit, Wilmette is "wealthy" now but was quite different back in the '50s and '60s and such. Wealth existed but now it's unbelievably wealthy in comparison. The statement "A tough kid from Chicago" is amusing nonetheless
@@nathanielmcintyre5367 To it's credit??? ...I am from there. Those people and their children are some of the most obnoxiously entitled people on earth. Rahm Emanuel is from there and is typical. Complete worship of money. It always was that way.
It’s wealthy in parts, but still has a lot of pretty affordable housing. Second ‘burb north of Chicago , after Evanston. Just because it’s a suburb with nice houses doesn’t mean said actor grew up in those nice houses.
I was always a big fan of Chevy Chase, Bill Murray, John Belushi and Dan Aykroyd. ...Chevy Chase was the funniest and honestly had a backbone vs what would've seemed to be a mob behind stage. God bless him...
I dont think there is another comedian who had a better decade than Chevy Chase and the 1980s. Caddyshack Vacation Fletch Spies Like Us European Vacation Three Amigos Christmas Vacation Fletch Lives Funny Farm Wow!
I love "Caddyshack". Best comedy ever. I loved the line where Chevy asked the "kid" if he takes drugs and the "kid" replies "every day" and Chevy says "goodboy".
Oh trust me it will never happen. Chevy has an absolute true hatred for Bill. In Caddyshack they were only in one scene together and there is a very good reason for that. There is video(s) of the director of Caddyshack discussing this concerning that issue. Chevy has carried that hatred ever since Bill replaced him on SNL,becoming more successful/well known over Chevy.
Let's give credit where it's due---the writer John Hughes. It began as a short story in National Lampoon. I knew it was epic the first time I read it, long before it was made into a movie. Chase was adequate, the script made it wonderful.
That putt where Chevy popped the ball over a ball in front and it went in the cup. I have watched that frame by frame, analyzed the putter for loft, can't figure it out, can't duplicate the shot.
Truth is when Chevy left SNL, he stated they were really gonna miss him. Murray got his full-time slot and everybody forgot about Chevy. Murray has had an immensely better career. Will Ferrell is Chevy Chase-Part Deux.
Lots of talented actors on SNL to be sure, but...when you put the Movie Star component into the mix, you can't help but pick Chevy Chase as the winner hands down. He had all of the necessary components: Talent, Good Looks, Tall Stature, Charm, Wit, Delivery, Musical Talent and that "je ne sais quois..." So, all the others were really good, but they did not have Chevy's "Star Quality." He transcended the characters he played whereas the others were just really good actors in their respective roles.
If Chevy would've acted this classy around others he wouldn't be so hated and despised by his fellow actors. This is the Chevy we love to watch. The jerk Chevy being a cut down artist is what people despised.
Damn Pierce was right all along about smoking a dobbie, getting in a fist fight, and bedding a woman on the vynle seats in the back of a Buick Skylark every Saturday night back in the day... Mr. Hawthorne truly was streets ahead...
These guys have always had a reputation for causing on set conflicts. Chevy Chase is notorious for being difficult and Murray is no saint either. He didnt get along with Richard Dreyfuss during the making of What About Bob? as well as Lucy Liu and director McG on Charlie's Angels. Also according to Laura Ziskin producer of What About Bob? Bill Murray broke her sunglasses in a fit of rage and threatened to throw her in a lake. They are such funny, talented guys that unfortunately have hidden anger issues so it never surprised me from the get go when I found out they didnt get along. At least we have their brief scene in Caddyshack to see even though very briefly how funny they are together.
Gilda and Bill Murray lived together and had full-blown relationship. According to SNL bio, the women of SNL felt especially disrespected by Chevy ( Belushi too, but Chevy's animus stung more because he was 'the star’ and Lorne Michaels was doing somersaults to please Chevy who was being heavily courted by Hollywood). One typical incident of disrespect allegedly occurred when Chevy returned in the 2nd year as guest host and displaced Jane Curtin as weekend update anchor because he felt he could deliver the lines better than a woman.
In Chevy's defense, he has acknowledged being insensitive during this period saying this was at least partially due to huge rush of sudden fame, demands on his time by Lorne and burgeoning film career, recreational drug use and turbulence in romantic relationship .
@@CloverPickingHarp No, white knighting is taking a woman's side no matter if she is wrong or right.... Not tolerating somebody talking shit to someone you care is how you are supposed to act. I would expect a simp like you to know the difference
Bill & Chevy were in Caddyshack together one of the funniest movies I have seen in my lifetime, with the great Rodney Dangerfield and also Ted Knight another underrated actor. Caddyshack really had an all-star cast, love that movie.
There was just so many great talents in the 80-90s. Chevy,John Candy,Belushi,Bill Murray,Dan Aykroyd,Danny Devito,Michael J Fox… the list goes on and on.
I mean he's saying that him being taller and more handsome just made him easier to market, which is true. He's honestly being humble and saying it wasn't he was more talented, just more marketable. I'm 5'10 btw so no height bias 😂
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This is the most real and honest side of Chevy I have ever seen.
Right. Maybe he's not an asshole through and through.
What's odd is one year later they're in Caddy shack together?
*Was Chevy Chase really ever a bigger star than Bill Murray?*
@@1nvisible1 I'd say yes, much more so.
@@1nvisible1 I'd say he was
If Chevy was this honest & humble all the time, he'd be more likable.
Totally agree
He's Chevy Chase, and we're not.
I always liked him
he's honest about his love of himself
I've always liked him, although I understand why he's gotten more prickly and curmudgeonly over the years. But I also identify with the "Pierce" side of him.
I love to hear Chevy correct Howard Stern when he states it was Ackroyd that was the real genius on SNL not Belushi. Dan Ackroyd has always been so underrated.
I saw him once....I was 5 feet away and I just looked for a few seconds n kept walking ♡
He's awesome in Grosse Point Blank as a villain!
John was sacrificed.
I totally agree with you!
*Aykroyd
When you have a bunch of people on cocaine trying to accomplish something together
There’s going to be problems
Congress.
Rock Stars do it all the time
@@southsider3542 Not on a weekly show though.
Depends on the people
@@michaelschaefer1904
No, on a daily show.
The fact that John Belushi started it and tried to stop it makes it funny as hell. 😂
and Jane Curtin, Laraine Newman & Gilda Radner witnessed it
They were all skiing - if you take my meaning. ⛷️
And Belushi was the only one to get hit!
@@robpolaris7272 no way, Belushi got hit too?
@@DaveFisher-cq2dr According to Chase Belushi was the only one that got hit by both of them, lol. Considering he instigated it that’s pretty funny.
Thank you Chevy for acknowledging the genius of Dan Aykroyd.
chevy and dan are goats
Bill and Chevy’s scene together in Caddyshack is probably the best comedic exposition on film, though! Their bizarre chemistry was oddly brilliant.
Cannonball!
Pond would be good for you.
My favorite comedy scene of all time. Perfect match of Chevy's dry humor and Bill's goofiness. Absolutely brilliant.
interesting story about that, Brian Doyle-Murray and Harold Ramis finished the screenplay and realized they didn't have a scene with those two, and everyone wanted one, so they wrote it in after the fact and let them improvise a lot. now it's everyone's favorite!
_Can you give me a ruling on this?_
Many have said Dan Ackroyd was the funniest behind the scenes, great talent.
Gilda Radner was the funniest and most talented. John Belushi was next.
Ackroyd is great
Gilda and Dan.
For whatever it’s worth, Eric Idle said that Dan Aykroyd was the only SNL cast member capable of being a Python. And he hosted once a year from 1976-1979.
As a kid I always thought Dan was more enjoyable to watch than Bill in Ghostbusters
"we have played golf together"
yep it was called Caddyshack.
They had scene together at height of their anomosity, which makes it even funnier.
'Mind if I play through?'
@@SussedRage my favorite scene in the movie.
@@SussedRage cannonball
I'd love to hear Bill Murray's take on it.
He spoke about it on Howard as well. Basically saying the same thing that it was just bravado on Chevys part and Bill was looking to knock him down. Don’t think much else occurred between the two
@@rigsby1454 They each say that John ended up in the middle of them to push each of them away and he absorbed most of the blows between the two of them
Says same: in ref. To Richard Dryfuf (which again, I strongly feel is the beauty of what erects on the aspects rec/editing/creating these sorts of Perfectly-Natural-moments in these types of films that - you’ll never shake outta’ you brain’s “haha”zone. If anyone of us still has that zone open. I started off low- so, I’m finicky! [No one cares] wooooo hooo - bye’eeeh
Gd it I’m not even editing to correct - I hate typing on a dumb phone. -ugh DRYFUS ... sp check, not happening. (I say this w/ “-✌🏼 n’ ❤️, -✌🏼n’ ❤️”)
Glad to know that it was more-or-less a friendly competition. Love both of the actors. Good stuff
People are always more appealing when they are self deprecating. Chevy early on had a difficult time with that. This was refreshing.
That's why his nighttime talk show didn't go over... he was very full of himself, and seemed not likeable to the audiences.
they've both said the same thing for the past 40+ years about this, they both ended up punching Belushi, both immediately felt bad about it, then they all went on to do the show, Chase has admitted that he was a total a**hole back then
Back then? Lol
All the time.
Still is.
"All the time" Chevy's weird but a lot of people have no problem with him, such as Norm Macdonald.
@sabbracadabra friend of mine was at an Oscar party one time, for an environmental organization. Everyone’s mingling. Chevy was there, my friend walked up casually, said something along the lines of “Mr. Chase, I just wanted to say I’m a huge fan of yours.” Chevy looks at him for a beat, turned and walked away 😅
The two bits of this story I remember, told by a third party, are that in the physical encounter such as it was, Chevy probably had the upper hand. But as Bill retreated, he yelled at Chevy, "Medium talent!" A line that is, in my opinion, every bit as good as a TKO.
Always great to see Chevy. Even better to see him being open and humble.
Definitely a legend!
This was a great interview. I have met Bill Murray twice in St Paul, MN since he owns the Saints, a minor league baseball team. Murray is always in character when you meet him, funny as we hell, signs baseballs for fans, and I always wondered if they got along with Chevy, now we know!
When I was a kid he bought me mini doughnuts at a game!
Chevy and Brian (Bill’s Brother) worked together quite a few times so the feud between Chevy and Bill obviously wasn’t a huge thing.
I love the landscape of this story, where Belushi is the chaotic neutral stirring shit up but taking the lumps
Early SNL alumni all say Belushi was funniest, but fans determine stars. We chose Chase as the breakout star and we were right. Belushi may have been a genius and may have been the funniest guy in regular life, and may have been the most versatile - much like Dana Carvey later - but that does not make him the best comedic actor. There was no one thing he did that was as funny and screenwritable as Chevy's conceited/goofy/mischievous personality. The end game is movies. Sketch comedy, radio, stand up - lots of things get you there, but movies are the destination for stars and Chevy was a bigger star.
Good point, Most talented and popular are 2 different things. Crud, it's been said woman vote for the most attractive candidate not the most qualified.
You out of your mind
Aykroyd was my favorite
I love all of them equally, John, Chevy, Dan, Steve, Bill.
Yeah. Johnny, Chev,Danny, Stevie and Billy are great.
Dan Ackroyd is the comedic genius. My two SNL favorites (Ackroyd and Eddie Murphy) are awesome in Trading Places. I wish they would do more movies together.
... an all star cast of SNL legends in one movie might be fun 🤔
Yep, me too
Aykroyd has said he has an idea for a Trading Places sequel.
Damnit haha I thought they were both in the studio from the thumbnail. 😤
Baited, too. :(
Thank you, Howard for inviting Chevy Chase into the studio and talking about this. For a while now, I felt there was an ongoing animosity between Chevy and Bill Murray.
The best story I remember hearing about that time was Bill Murray calling Chevy Chase a "medium talent". It works on so many levels.
Bill was being accurate and honest.
The fact is, Murray is a FAR better actor than Chase, Chase being very limited in his range, which is why Murry continues be in movies. To that end, Murray has had the last laugh career wise for sure.
Chase was pretty good too no need to downplay it, he was it in the time, Bill obviously got to that level too just took a bit longer.
I doubt a good case could be made for one, unless chase can talk to ghosts.
@@willbrink Chase was highly talented, he just burned all his bridges. He had an ace in the hole with Community and sadly, when you have someone as toxic as Harmon meet someone as stubborn as Chase, there's gonna be fallout. Chevy said some questionable shit to Donald Glover as well.
Murray seems to have been nothing but friendly, if a bit aloof, on any set he's been on.
SNL lore is endlessly fascinating.
There's a good book that came out several years ago about early SNL
@@metalfacemartinez, Hi, do you remember the title?
It fascination ends in the 2000s
Check out Conan O’Brian Needs A Friend podcast and listen to the episodes that he interviews SNL alum. They’re really fun and interesting especially Martin Short and Bill Hader
@@RShack13ford Yes, it's only interesting up to the point that interesting and talented people are still involved. That stops around 2000.
Sometimes I wonder why hosts just simply don't interview themselves on their shows rather than inviting interesting guests and then not allowing them to finish a thought...
Welcome to Howard Stern.
Howard will not be out done, especially with Robin chirpping in any way she can.
Howard SHOULD invite both of them on to talk about this together and finally show everyone that they're cool. Fans would love this!
Make it happen Gary
They've told and showed over the years that they are cool; Chevy and Bill have nothing but warm things to say about the other, and they've appeared very friendly with one another at appearances.
Them being at each others' throats is prehistoric.
That would be crazy if a fight broke out between them. LOL!
Bill just wouldnt be bothered in the slightest unfortunately.
...and have Jim Belushi in too. (Just in case.)
I'm so glad they're cool with each other Chevy Chase and Bill Murray made Caddyshack
Do you mind if I play through?
I Concur ... But Rodney stole the show ....
@@hushmoney2058 Rodney cracked me up in Caddyshack!
@@kennethbredow3098 Rodney cracked me up by just looking at him.
Mununununu. He sinks another putt
I love Chevy and Bill. Two clever men. Love the story.
Same here
I don’t care what people say, I love Chevy Chase. True legend.
Me too which is why it is sad when sabotages himself.
Same here I'm team Chevy Chase all the way
Same
Well sure -- even Carrot Top has fans
Chevy Chase was such an insecure man for how talented he was.
You seem to know him pretty well.
He had reasons to feel insecure. Look at his era, Steve Martin, Martin Short, Aykroyd, Bill Murray, Belushi! And many more, terrific era.
I think that's probably the root of his problems
@@ericstaples7220 psych 101
That's how he became the most financially successful star of the time. Happiness is not rewarded. What he did, that's rewarded.
'I was ready to level him, and he was probably ready to scratch me up.'
Rofl. Basically saying Bill fights like a girl.
Very cool of Chevy to address these stories with candor
"A tough kid from Chicago." Sounds real street. Bill Murray is from Wilmette, a wealthy suburb.
And Chevy’s from Woodstock. They’re both the furthest thing in the world from hard scrabble.
@@trevorhembrough1290 Their families are winners in 'Monopoly', not 'Scrabble'. har har
To its credit, Wilmette is "wealthy" now but was quite different back in the '50s and '60s and such. Wealth existed but now it's unbelievably wealthy in comparison. The statement "A tough kid from Chicago" is amusing nonetheless
@@nathanielmcintyre5367 To it's credit??? ...I am from there. Those people and their children are some of the most obnoxiously entitled people on earth. Rahm Emanuel is from there and is typical. Complete worship of money. It always was that way.
It’s wealthy in parts, but still has a lot of pretty affordable housing. Second ‘burb north of Chicago , after Evanston. Just because it’s a suburb with nice houses doesn’t mean said actor grew up in those nice houses.
Would be amazing to see Chase, Murray, and Akaroyd in a film together. Would be insane!!
“Fletch Meets the Ghostbusters”
*Aykroyd
@@jamesanderson6373 He's talking about San Akaroyd, the Japanese Sumo dancer.
Wow what a story...I love his honesty
Chevy Chase has actually lived a very interesting life if you go back and look.
I was always a big fan of Chevy Chase, Bill Murray, John Belushi and Dan Aykroyd. ...Chevy Chase was the funniest and honestly had a backbone vs what would've seemed to be a mob behind stage. God bless him...
1:50 Bill Murray pacing menacingly, wanting to punch out Chevy...
I dont think there is another comedian who had a better decade than Chevy Chase and the 1980s.
Caddyshack
Vacation
Fletch
Spies Like Us
European Vacation
Three Amigos
Christmas Vacation
Fletch Lives
Funny Farm
Wow!
Great run for sure, but I think Eddie Murphy had him beat especially if you throw in the stand-up specials.
Yes and in the 80's is where Chevy's career ended and died. While Bill's career kept going and improving well into the 90's.
Steve Martin probably had a slightly better run in the '80s with about 10 movies. Dan Aykroyd was pretty close too.
Ever heard of Adam Sandler and the 90s?
Lol you guys are unreal
Bill Murray way surpassed him.
I’ve been a lifelong Bill Murray fan/stan. In retrospect, I’m grateful to hear and appreciate other sides of a story 👌🏼
I love "Caddyshack". Best comedy ever. I loved the line where Chevy asked the "kid" if he takes drugs and the "kid" replies "every day" and Chevy says "goodboy".
So happy to see Chevy speaking so humbly and honest. Looks good on him . Always a fan
I love Bill Murray and Chevy Chase.
Would love another movie with these two together
Oh trust me it will never happen. Chevy has an absolute true hatred for Bill. In Caddyshack they were only in one scene together and there is a very good reason for that. There is video(s) of the director of Caddyshack discussing this concerning that issue. Chevy has carried that hatred ever since Bill replaced him on SNL,becoming more successful/well known over Chevy.
One good holiday comedy with Chase, Murray and Aykroyd.
I would love that.
@@frasermackenzie7275 type in caddyshack bill murray tractor. Deleted scene with both of them together.
Chevy was a dime piece in his prime.
Bill Murray is not some tough brawler from Chicago. He grew up in the north shore Chicago suburb of Wilmette. Big difference on the toughness scale.
hahaha....and Chevy was??
@@danb6838 Bill grew up extremely working class with 10 siblings. Chevy grew up a white kid in Harlem.
Thanks Karen ...
Not really. Rich kids used to go fight in the poor part of town all the time. Seen the Outsiders?
-this is the first, and only, time I've ever seen Chevy Chase be completely serious, in my entire life
I love Chevy Chase! The Vacation movies are such a classic.
Marty Moose is alive and well.
Let's give credit where it's due---the writer John Hughes. It began as a short story in National Lampoon. I knew it was epic the first time I read it, long before it was made into a movie. Chase was adequate, the script made it wonderful.
Holiday roooooooad
I would bet that a lot of people would go see a remake of Caddy Shack with these 2 in it even just for cameos.
This is "humble Chevy" ...and guess what, it still isn't that humble. lol - still love everyone involved in this.
Chevy & John, eh they had their moments but Dan was the absolute comedic genius on that show. He was brilliant.
It’s weird hearing Dan Aykroyd being called anything other than Dan Aykroyd. Danny, or even just Dan sounds weird.
That shot around 1:51 of Bill Murray walking in the background tentatively waving is perfect for encapsulating the story
Chevy is amazing at golf, those shots he made in Caddy shack were unreal.
That putt where Chevy popped the ball over a ball in front and it went in the cup. I have watched that frame by frame, analyzed the putter for loft, can't figure it out, can't duplicate the shot.
@@ronaldcross Every one of those shots had blind cuts in them. There's not one full shot of him on ANY shots. Nanananananananannaana.....
😄
you 4 real brah?
@@nzeusman8215 jokes are real innit cuz
Chevy Chase was the best thing on Community i was mad when he left the show
Had no idea "that guy" was Bill Murray's brother until this second!
Truth is when Chevy left SNL, he stated they were really gonna miss him. Murray got his full-time slot and everybody forgot about Chevy. Murray has had an immensely better career. Will Ferrell is Chevy Chase-Part Deux.
"There's a pool and a pond. A pond would be good for you."
After Christmas I blow out the Pine needles with a leaf blower because of that seen and it works Great ...
Cannonball!
I've said this to more than one person in my life.
@@danielflynnpdx We'd all prefer if you used the pond Daniel, we took a vote and it's pond for you.
Natural spring
Nothing But Trouble is one of my favorite comedies. I would love a sequel with Bill, Dan, and Chevy.
🤣 I saw that in the theater
I wouldn't brag about that
My favorite movie of all time
The bone stripper
I have always love Chevy and all these guys were brilliant... Chevy is still my guy and I wish he could relax a bit...man...chill you are a legend.
He needs to smoke some wax
WOW! Chevy came across as an honest and likable guy in this interview!
I have always since I was a kid in the 70s and 80s loved chevys comedy
Imagining Clark Griswold and Dr. Peter Venkman throw down is more priceless than any SNL skit.
I'm thinking Fletch vs. Venkman would be better.
I've seen them before during an interview and they were fine. Chase admitted to being an asshole some times. All in the past, their both legends.
Howard can humanize anyone. Pure magic. Only if you know Howard’s history with Chevy then its even funnier
Lots of talented actors on SNL to be sure, but...when you put the Movie Star component into the mix, you can't help but pick Chevy Chase as the winner hands down. He had all of the necessary components: Talent, Good Looks, Tall Stature, Charm, Wit, Delivery, Musical Talent and that "je ne sais quois..." So, all the others were really good, but they did not have Chevy's "Star Quality." He transcended the characters he played whereas the others were just really good actors in their respective roles.
Stern kinda jumps into a conversation at the wrong times. Does he always do that?
yes
Yes- ironically successful in spite of his poor interview skill.
Love Chevy Chase & Bill Murray & both Comic Legends
my educated guess is that Bill Murray would have mopped the floor with Chase
Where were you educated?
I would have taken Chevy for the win, with John having to stop it.
Not much of an education.
Can you imagine playing golf with Chevy Chase and Bill Murray? Seriously...
@Cary Groneveldt I would not be able to stop myself
They should make a movie about it..
The scene in Caddyshack painted the picture real well.
A former greens keeper about to become the Masters champion
@@daneulekowski929 first ball Murray hits that goes in I’m yelling “it’s in da hole!” No question
I love both of these guys , they're both legends
You mutts think everyone is a legend lol
Bill Murray is the bigger star now.
Probably has to do with him being 1000 times more talented than Chase.
Wes Anderson gave him a great career boost...his performance in Steve zissou is phenomenal.
If Chevy would've acted this classy around others he wouldn't be so hated and despised by his fellow actors. This is the Chevy we love to watch. The jerk Chevy being a cut down artist is what people despised.
Damn Pierce was right all along about smoking a dobbie, getting in a fist fight, and bedding a woman on the vynle seats in the back of a Buick Skylark every Saturday night back in the day...
Mr. Hawthorne truly was streets ahead...
These guys have always had a reputation for causing on set conflicts. Chevy Chase is notorious for being difficult and Murray is no saint either. He didnt get along with Richard Dreyfuss during the making of What About Bob? as well as Lucy Liu and director McG on Charlie's Angels. Also according to Laura Ziskin producer of What About Bob? Bill Murray broke her sunglasses in a fit of rage and threatened to throw her in a lake. They are such funny, talented guys that unfortunately have hidden anger issues so it never surprised me from the get go when I found out they didnt get along. At least we have their brief scene in Caddyshack to see even though very briefly how funny they are together.
There are some fights, not even the devil wants to see and it's the one between these two comedy legends.
“I was ready to level him and he was probably prepared to scratch me up” 😂
Everyone on the cast from 75-79 was amazing.
Chevy disrespected Gilda Radner, who Bill adored and Bill got in his face about it.
Source?
Gilda and Bill Murray lived together and had full-blown relationship. According to SNL bio, the women of SNL felt especially disrespected by Chevy ( Belushi too, but Chevy's animus stung more because he was 'the star’ and Lorne Michaels was doing somersaults to please Chevy who was being heavily courted by Hollywood). One typical incident of disrespect allegedly occurred when Chevy returned in the 2nd year as guest host and displaced Jane Curtin as weekend update anchor because he felt he could deliver the lines better than a woman.
In Chevy's defense, he has acknowledged being insensitive during this period saying this was at least partially due to huge rush of sudden fame, demands on his time by Lorne and burgeoning film career, recreational drug use and turbulence in romantic relationship .
So he was white knighting...
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No, white knighting is taking a woman's side no matter if she is wrong or right....
Not tolerating somebody talking shit to someone you care is how you are supposed to act.
I would expect a simp like you to know the difference
Chevy was also extremely handsome in his prime. Didn't hurt on pushing him to stardom compared to belushi
Dan was a beast on those first couple Seasons . He was really the Stand-out performer .
Dan, John and Bill - the greatest ever.
"Medium talent!"
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Love that you know Bill Murray said that to Chevy after the fracas. Hope you are well, David.
Please remind us of your talents numb nuts.
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@@docbrown6797 Chevy had more talent than Bill Murray
I’ve always heard Chevy Chase was a nightmare when it came to doing interviews, but he seems pretty cool here with Howard
Chevy is one of my all time favourites.
They’re both comedy royalty. Chevy gets a bad rap. Chevy’s run hasn’t been easy. Neither has Bill’s.
Bill & Chevy were in Caddyshack together one of the funniest movies I have seen in my lifetime, with the great Rodney Dangerfield and also Ted Knight another underrated actor. Caddyshack really had an all-star cast, love that movie.
This is the one of the most height centric stories I’ve ever heard. I know down to the half inch how tall each of the combatants and instigators are.
There was just so many great talents in the 80-90s. Chevy,John Candy,Belushi,Bill Murray,Dan Aykroyd,Danny Devito,Michael J Fox… the list goes on and on.
Belushi, Aykroyd and John Candy were great together in the movie 1941 . such an unrated movie that was funny from beginning to end .
Please do more movies and stuff together! Dan, chevy, and Bill makes any movie epic
I love how they kinda hated each other but all became legends in comedy
I don't see anybody posting the best quote so I'll add it, Bill calling Chevy "medium talent".
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Belushi, Ackroyd, and take your pick between Murray or Chase. What a cast!
Brian Doyle Murray Stopped Chevy from Attacking his Brother... Then gave him a Jelly Of The Month Club Bonus!!!
Well done my friend🤣😂🤣😂👏👏👏
MrZombieJoe, this is how Six Degrees of Kevin Bacon is played.
“Put it over there with the others, Greaseball.”
A one year bonus😀
it's the gift that keeps on giving
Chevy might be the most talented comedian all time
Howard should’ve asked Chevy why he’s been banned from SNL.
Chevy Chase is still my favorite interview of all time.
Billy Joel just told his version of this story on Stern last week (Billy was the musical guest that night)
Stripes with my favorite movie as a kid
Is that a fact, Jack?
Lighten up, Francis
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I thought Chevy Chase hated Howard Stern??? I am surprise he went on his show.
Notice that he still sneaks in pride about his height?
Very true that us short rounder folk project our insecurities on taller dudes. He was only pointing out a difference Belushi could not help.
I mean he's saying that him being taller and more handsome just made him easier to market, which is true. He's honestly being humble and saying it wasn't he was more talented, just more marketable. I'm 5'10 btw so no height bias 😂
The "and a half" was unnecessary
And his fighting abilities.