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- Three actors (Christopher Reeve, Gary Kroeger, Rich Hall) audition for the role of Superman and the director (Jim Belushi) has them do some very dangerous stunts. [Season 8, 1984]
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True story. Christopher Reeve mentioned practicing with his roommate. His roommate at Juilliard was none other than Robin Williams, who remained a close friend of Reeve's until his death.
they played together at Bobby mcferrin's " dont worry be happy" music video
And from what I heard, Kevin Conroy (animated Batman) was also a roommate of his!
Rip to both
@@ivanagustinortiz5237 I would've never guessed Robin was Superman's roommate. I thought he was Batman's roommate.
@@pokerandphilosophy8328 I mean Robin was with Kevin Conroy at first in Julliard, but what's crazy is that the most iconic Superman almost lived with the most iconic Batman plus Robin Williams who almost became both the Joker and Riddler, pretty cool
Christopher Reeve was one of the most humble man I have ever known. I had the great fortune of being his interpreter in 1985 when they were shooting Anna Karenina in Hungary and he played Vronsky. It was an utter joy working with him..
Look up Jack O'Halloran's account of him on the set of Superman 2, he played Non. He had some less than flattering things to say about Christopher Reeve and thought he was egomaniac before the accident. He blamed it on Reeve being young and letting the fame get to his head during that time.
@@metsrus Yeah, well, he is nearly the only one. Could be a little jealousy, given that O'Halloran was kinda beaten with the ugly stick. Anyway, O'Halloran's opinion or not, it was my own personal experience and it will never change.
@@blondecat666 Ikr, the first time I saw O'Halloran I was like "I have never seen a more Neanderthal-looking dude in my life!", lol. Meanwhile Chris always did look like a freaking Greek god or sumn, so ol boy definitely had a bad case of the green eyed monster imo.
@@BiblicalTeachings
Be careful of the #13 or black cats and be sure to throw salt over your right shoulder, carry a rabbit's foot and a four leaf clover and a horse shoe for mega good luck. Superstition is a weird thing to follow. If you look into it, there were two numbers, 616 and 666, in historical accounts referring to Nero as an indirect jab at his successor the emperor Domitian. In Greek it comes to 666 and in Latin 616. The Greek version looks better and won the beauty contest, so to speak. Mark of the beast refers to the image of the emperor on the coinage. Now,, run that through the millenia and the extreme superstition of the Dark Ages and Medieval time period magnified by the inculcation of the Catholic and later Protestant churches who believed these tales (not sure about all the upper leaders but definitely lower levels and the masses) and used these superstitions to control. Later folks like yourself, have come to accept these superstitions as fact just as earlier people just knew that leprechauns were real. That elves and faeries (fairies today) were real. In and of itself, superstition is relatively harmless unless tied to political powers which too many 666 believers do. Believe what you wish. Please understand when those who know history refute you and your claims, it's because since the 4th century clear to now, those claimants have been ruthless and despicably vicious. You are not that, but feed the true beast of orthodoxy. Christian, Muslim no different history wise.
Lying sht sit down lol.. especially with your dumbass username haha.. only an idiot will believe you
This is so heart warming. RIP Christopher Reeve. You were Superman both on and off screen.
He died?
@@horaceball5418 Yep 👍🏻, on October 10, 2004, at the age of 52.
Life is short ... are you close to God?@@jamesmcclelland1414
Julia Louis-Dreyfus with that accent...hilarious. Christopher Reeve was an absolute treasure taken way too soon.
had no idea it was her until she faced the camera late in the skit, she was great in this, this was a star-studded skit!
Oh WOW i did not even realize it was her, i TOTALLY thought it was Jan hooks.
Wow, I thought that was her but presuming this was filmed in 77 . I didn't know she was on SNL, Seinfeld was my first time seeing the actress
It’s from 1984.
Many, many people have already said but I'll say it again too - Christopher Reeve was the greatest Superman ever.
Lol I just posted that before reading your post. He really was
I agree!
Christopher reeves is superman
Second to none.
Tho, Brandon Routh is a great actor who had a similar approach to both Kal El and Clark Kent...... speaking of which.....heroichollywood.com/brandon-routh-superman-alex-ross-crisis/ WHOOO HOOO! :)))))
I had a brief chat with Gary Kroeger about this skit. He said Chris Reeve was the kindest, humblest and most down-to-earth man he'd ever met.
I met him in 1993 at an airport near Watertown, VT. While I was waiting for a plane to pull me up (my sailplane), the tower said I should go over and help the guy in the white t-shirt and bluejeans get his wings on. The guy turned around, stuck out his hand, and said, Hi, I'm Chris. I sheepishly replied, yes, I know. My 15 or so minutes with him was just small talk - how long have you been flying sailplanes? Where did you grow up? One of the coolest days of my life and I was only 22 at the time.
Gary Kroeger is my brother and he spoke repeatedly about what a funny and humble soul Christopher Reeve had. Christopher Reeve will always be Superman to me.
Annnnnnnnnd that quality would serve him well when auditioning to be Clark Kent
And those qualities were evident, in every portrayal -- that's what endeared him to his worldwide audience ... Rest in Peace, Christopher
@@kkroeger5868 I'm a big fan of Krieger on this show. I watched the reruns on Comedy Central as a kid in the 90s and his seasons were the first I watched. Peacock has all 45 years worth of SNL episodes , so his work will continue to be seen by new generations
Priceless sketch of Chris Reeve showing his comical side of a parody of himself ✨
Funny skit and concept made even funnier with Julia Louise- Dreyfus as a Brooklyn-sounding Lois Lane! After all these years nobody has thought to add her name to the credits in the description? She's a comedic legend!
i was thinking the same thing
I thought it was her😂😂😂
I agree
Who?
I had no idea she was old asf
Christopher Reeve was the greatest Superman ever
NO HE WASN’T! He was the greatest Superman ever!!
Oh, you said that. Oops!
That would be George Reeves :)
@@shanemcnally2069 no
Of course, who else?
@@shanemcnally2069 nope
2019 and I still miss this guy. RIP Christopher Reeve
So true.
30 to 40 yrs. ago people thought I looked like Christopher, never saw it myself. Since then I've yelled 'where's my damned cape!' Not really. The women I loved when they thought I looked like "Superman"...memories to Cherish. RIP Mr. Reeve.
He was okay.
I recommend to watch the curse of Superman documentary. It's interesting.
Yes
Christopher Reeve is EVERYTHING !
Handsome, Funny, Talented, Charming, Inteligent.
I just don't have words to describe how amazing human being he was. Rest in peace ✝️
But apparently not when he directed a Superman movie.
He was the only Superman I knew as a child. He’ll always be Superman to me. RIP Christopher Reeve.
It was George Reeve for me as a kid. But have to admit out of all the other Supermen Christopher was the best.
Same here.
Heartbreaking to see Christopher Reeve, able-bodied before that awful accident. Rest in peace.
feels surreal seeing him. Rest in peace legend.
Simply stay off horses, it's just not worth the ride!
I have always thought, it's just not worth the risk!
And when C.R. injured his spine, I knew I had made a wise decision.
@@thewatcher96 By that logic, you should absolutely never, ever get in a car. You're far more likely to suffer a severe injury in one of those than on horseback.
@@hux2000 ........I would much sooner be in a modern car and with all it's abundant safety features, then be riding on a horse and being thrown off it.
After all horses have no airbags to soften the fall.
And don't forget the tremendous rate of serious accidents which would be bound to occur when 5 million motorists [ Gt. Britain] went all over the place on horseback.....
Christopher Reeve & Micheal Schumacher .... makes some of us wish we could turn bk time - So Sad :(
Anybody can play Superman
But Christopher Reeve WAS Superman!!!
Reeve was the best ever Superman naturally.
he will always be THE Superman... as long as I live every Superman actor will be compared to him... he was made for that character.
EXACTLY! Well said!
Henry Cavill couldn't play him worth a shit.
@@louisborselio8608 The only thing worse than Cavill's Superman was Cavill's Clark.
I saw this skit when it aired live back in the 80s, and it absolutely floored me. Chris Reeve was such a great actor, both drama and comedy, and great in the action scenes, too. It's rare to find an actor who can do all three with such skill. He's still greatly missed.
Death Trap
According to the film’s script consultant Tom Mankewicz, Warner Bros. was really impressed with his audition. They told Donner to absolutely go with him. He was a great Superman.
I love how Christopher Reeve totally comes off as a desperate, eager-to-please, struggling actor willing to do anything for the part.
well..yeah..all but really put any effort in a simple bullet catch with his teeth, I mean..COME ON!
Just like Clark Kent
Right o, frikin great
Acting!
That was what they were going for for
There will never be another Christopher Reeve. The one and only Superman. After all these years, I am still in awe of his appearance.
He was a gorgeous man.
My mother broke her neck in a car accident, I took her to see Christopher in Hamilton Ontario after his accident. It was so motivating for her, and me. He died shortly after, even though my mother is paralyzed, he made a huge impact on her, I wish I could thank him.
Great story. If you feel grateful towards the man, my advice is to pray for him.
You just did. 🙏🏻👊🏻🙏🏻😔😎
This just popped up so I had to watch it. Chris and I were in the theatre at Cornell together. Maybe 1970-71. I saw him a few times in NYC and then he went to Hollywood, and we didn't see each other until about 1993. It was not long before his accident. He was giving a talk in my small town and we caught up. A really nice guy, and as others have said, very humble.
You were so lucky he was american sweatheart
that explains why he catches the bullet with his hand in the movie, he never did master the catching it in his teeth. Still the greatest Superman ever though!
@Marshall Carwood LOL!
LOL!!
I don't know if you are serious, but catching a bullet with the teeth is a standard magic effect and is safe: at no time is a bullet ever actually fired.
@@david203 Really? No way. I'm sure that they use real guns and fire real bullets at people's heads when doing magic tricks and auditions for Superman. 😂
@@david203 Ok boomer
I once saw Christopher Reeve at a weekend farmer's market on Manhattan's upper west side with a child on his shoulders (i always assumed to be his son). Both looked so happy, healthy, and perfect. That's the way I will remember him. Best Man of Steel ever.
His NYC entrance from the building to rescue Lois in her helicopter was the best superhero entrance I've ever seen. He had presence, and studied political issues in depth. Alec Baldwin walked around the capital with him and everyone wanted to meet Reeve. Baldwin thought he was going to become a senator, but then he had that serious injury.
One more thing. Reeve said Mel Gibson was smarter about his career than he was & explained why. Reeve tried to do things that were both highbrow that he hoped would be popular like "Deathtrap." But Gibson would do wildly popular movies, then had the clout to help make anything he wanted -- even a pretty big budget "Hamlet."
How cool is that, seing Superman in real life... oops, I mean Clark Kent
What a great memory to share. Thank you.
Yes, Chris had a son, he was called Matthew.
@@tomsinsky5548 According to Wikipedia, Reeve "turned down the lead roles in American Gigolo, The World According to Garp, Splash, Fatal Attraction, Romancing the Stone, Lethal Weapon, and Body Heat."
That's a helluva list.
No one has embodied Superman quite like Reeve. Literally born to play the role.
Maybe the most perfect case of casting in Hollywood history.
The second guy caught the whole bullet with his teeth, I mean with the case and all.. Not just the projectile :D
That’s Rich Hall, my doppelgänger. He published the Sniglets books. Words that don’t exist but should.
His best sketch was the supermarket door mats that he attached to his shoes.
I didnt notice, good catch!
And let's not forget Julia Louise- Dreyfus, how is, you know... also there the whole time. Adding her in the description would have been a nice touch.
I did not recognize her at all, thank You!
She was not integral to the description of the sketch.
@@Fardawg She was involved in nearly every line.
@@Fardawg How was every man integral but not her?
Was thinking the same thing.
That was good. Rich Hall catching the bullet was hysterical. RIP Christopher Reeve.
I forgot about Rich Hall, I always enjoyed his acting.
Not to mention he caught the bullet shell casing and all
Steller Adler.
@@scottguffey2455 I can assure you, people did not care about ammunition accuracy in those days.
@@scottguffey2455 Don't you just hate it when the casing comes out with the projectile??? LOL.
"I was practicing with my roommate." By the way, that roommate was Robin Williams
That is so cool!
I love that Reeve can't help laughing after the second shot!
The guy on the floor jumps at the end shots.
He was a ridiculously good looking guy and a great actor. Sadly missed.
Yes...on all accounts.
And he was afraid of heights
@@lohancindy5442 shows how good an actor he was, he never looked scared suspended on the wires during filming!
which one
@@jadenicole6326 are you kidding? Christopher Reeves of course.
It's crazy that Superman himself came to audition for the role.
and nearly missed to get the role!
But he couldn't control his powers. The other guy had all the powers of superman and he knew how to use them!
He did get some luck though. That cocky fcker dying and other dudes commitments.
@@neiljohnson7914 Too bad about that scheduling conflict though, huh? Still, we have that to thank for getting the Superman we ended up with.
Gotta hide in plain sight!
I love Jim Belushi. Feel like he doesn't get enough love and credit sometimes. Loved K-911 and According To Jim.
He's also fantastic in Mr. Destiny.
And in The Principal
Yes. Whenever he would get to yell in a sketch or movie scene, he just made me laugh out loud.
Just watched him in Taking Care of Business last week. Such a underrated film.
Christopher Reeve made me believe a man could fly. ❤️
Lies again? Audacity Module
But not catch bullets, his technique needs work
As a Chilean I miss Chris a lot he was really concerned about Chile situación during the Pinochet's dictatorship, he went to my country to solidarize with our people, thanks Chris for your concerning and friendship... You were a true Superman.
☺
Christopher Reeve ruined Superman.
He did it by proving that nobody else could be Superman.
Long live the legend!
True that
Haha u got me on that
Reeve
Here’s a couple of idioms that’ll help you remember.
Christopher Reeve - the S is on his chest.
or
There’s only one s each in George Reeves and Christopher Reeve.
That’s how loaded the ‘84-85 season was. This is basically that season’s B team on display but Kroeger, Hall, Belushi, and JLD were outstanding and very capable when given good material. There were loads of brilliant sketches that season and this is one of the best.
Honestly, and especially Hall, Kroeger and JLD would have fit right in a few years later when Dana Carvey and Phil Hartman were killing it. Super underrated performers. This season was a gem. It's too bad Brad Hall wasn't around for it, because he was on par with these guys as well.
Chris was my boyhood hero, now as an older man he's still my hero.
4:22 the way belushi drinks coffee after shooting the guy dead is actually pretty hysterical
It was nothing but an inconvenience
Christopher Reeve :-)
the BEST Superman ever!! Rest in Peace
Amethyst Jeanne Yess!! so true! :D
They should have margot kidder. But unfortunately didnt turn up.
Though to be honest, while Mr. Reeve always looked like a superMAN, he never really looked the part of a SUPERman...
N'way, Rich Hall was the best.
@fu ck but why?? Is he in hell??
I've never seen this before and it was a joy to see both Chris and Jim together.
That was Jim Belushi.
Christopher Reeve was a superman in real life too. His accident was so unfortunate.
Christopher Reeves will always be Superman. !!!
No he won’t. Christopher REEVE is.
How do you not mention Julie louis Dreyfuss(Elaine from Seinfeld)?!
ditto
i think this the only skit she appeared in the whole time she was on the cast. she has stated that all but 1 of her skits got cut
You think this is why Jerry subconsciously picked Julia when the Seinfeld producers decided that they needed to add a woman to the cast after the pilot?
Because her name is Julia, not Julie.
@@THEChancell0r1 you mean Julia Luis-Dreyfus? It's a RUclips comment. It's not like it's something permanent like a star on the world-famous Hollywood Walk of Fame or anything...
www.today.com/id/36951082/ns/today-today_entertainment/t/seinfeld-actress-tickled-walk-fame-typo/
R.I.P. Christopher Reeves. The greatest Superman to ever put on the cape.
Unfortunately he’s gone. 😢 But he always the best Superman Ever.
This is how I like to remember Christopher Reeves he didn't act like a star he was a star...
I hadn't thought of him for a long time. It is nice to see him like this. It was so sad when he had the fall from his horse and broke his neck.
Gotta punctuate, Tony.
This is 37 years ago and look at Julia now. Ageless.
Still sexy. ❤
I was wondering if that was her ...
45 years ago
@@marcoevans2155 check your math
Contessa Valentina Allegra de Fontaine. But you can call her Val.
Long live Super Reeve!!
I remember I showed my Grandmother this SNL with Christopher Reeve and she loved it and would watch it over the years 🥰🥰
Christopher Reeve was the first Superman I saw on the big screen. He will always be the best Superman.
R.I.P. Christopher Reeve
Christopher Reeve was sent here in a small space ship to play that role. He was discovered in a field in Kansas by an older couple before going to Juliard Acting School and getting the part.
I was gonna comment on Chris too. I changed my mind. This is one of the funniest SNL sketches I have watched; maybe the funniest. I was on assignment in Denmark when this came out, so I am only catching it now. Thank you for having this up. What a genuine blast this must have been.
Christopher Reeve had presence. Somewhere In Time's my favorite.
One penny took him away from his love. We are one small material object away from our celestial love.
One of the saddest endings i've ever seen.
@@JoshuaCastillo6309 I couldn't agree more.
Good movie.
Love that movie. But I consider the ending to be a happy ending.
Got to meet Reeve when he was filming in Boston. As a lifelong comic fan, meeting Superman was a great experience. But Reeve was also one of the nicest folks I ever met.
da Bunnyman thanks. Glad he was a good guy and not a prick like some stories you hear.
Very cool
I have to believe that in casting him, part of the deal was that this guy is going to have to have a nice personality to play Superman. That he will be charming to the media and the public, which he was all the way.
Cool. I saw an interview with him about how it was to work with Marlon Brando, whom Reeve admired as an actor and with whom, as a young unknown, he was looking forward to working. He said Brando was a complete ungenerous prick. I think being decent to people was part of Reeve's life.
One of the few times I've heard of anyone meeting Reeve pre-accident in which he wasn't a horrible person. Most first hand accounts place him as being one of the most smug, impolite assholes of all time when the cameras weren't on him. There were people who hated him so much that they said his accident was karma.
Christopher Reeve was the PERFECT Superman, looks, acting & Everything! RIP
I used to pass by him every day in the late 80's on 75th st. between Amsterdam Ave and B'way. I was going to the gym, he must have been coming from work. We would nod and say hello. Just a great guy and a regular around the upper west side of Manhattan.
Best line in the skit. "We've ah narrowed it down to you two."
Christopher Reeve was such a great talent and the truest Man of Steel ever. So sad about his fate after
hollyvelocitygrl I agree
Yes, very sad. Being born in the 70´s he is superman for me.
You are absolutely right, Holly Velocity.
Like all the other comments before me, anyone may play Superman, but Christopher Reeve will always be both on and off screen my favorite Superman hero. He was Superman. He did so much in trying to help people, even after his accident, tried to keep going in spite of all he suffered from the trauma of his accident. One of my favorite films, and including Superman, that I had seen him in, was Somewhere in Time, what an emotional experience and an impact that he brought to the screen, would also make an impact on me. It was a love story in time, a beautiful story. May God grant him eternal rest and peace….RIP Chris, may your life and memory always be an inspiration to others … you are missed. 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼😇🇺🇸
That was one of the best acting like you were shot performances I have seen. Great job Gary Kroeger!
I know. I was amazed by that.
Loved Chris Reeve in Somewhere in Time. Gone too soon.
That was my favorite film he was in. What a tear jerker.
Same here.
Yes, with Jane Seymour. I love that movie. Can't believe it was 1980.
Loved that movie too
EVERY time I hear the music used in the film, I cry and cry and cry.
Christopher Reeve will always be the one and ONLY Superman!! This is why after over 40 years nobody else can ever fit that role!!
Well, Henry Cavill took over nicely.
@@jondunmore4268 He could've but they forced to be emo
Uh no. No he did not.
Tom Welling was a great fit too, imo. Even though he never got to wear the actual suit.
Brandon Routh fit pretty good. (just the movie bombed)
But yeah Christopher Revve is the BEST fit.
@@jondunmore4268 Henry Cavill lacks the charisma to be Superman.
Chris was great in anything he did but my fave movies Chris did was 'Some Where In Time & when he did the remake of Rear Window. It proves to me that not only unbelievably talented he was but also that he never gave up.
A lesson for all of us to learn. He also had a remarkable loving & careing wife & kids. She unfortunately died not long after her husband. May they both rest in peace.
I love Somewhere in Time also. Hard to watch with that haunting love theme. Makes me cry every time.
Christopher Reece was not only the best Superman, he was the true Superman, he proved that after his accident!!! May God bless his beautiful soul…
George Reeves
16 years later, and I'm still not over his death. He was the first live action Superman for me, and still the best one.
"I also want to dedicate this award to a dear friend of mine. Chris Reeve, I miss you. And may flights of angels sing thee to thy rest sweet prince"- Robin Williams 2005
The only man that can fully disguise himself with just a pair of grasses..
Totally agree, my god, did he ever nail the cute and awkward Clark
"Grasses"?
@@igalflint Made in Japan!
@@lpj55 nailed it, bravo. Or should I say bravro.
St. AUGUSTINE, BERMUDA, CANNIBIS, OR ZOYSIA?
Jim Belushi was highly underrated during his tenure on SNL. I thought he was effing hilarious. So happy to see his modern-day success. It speaks to what type of person he is. As well as his partner Dan Aykroyd. MUCH LOVE!😊
Dan Aykroyd is gay????
Jim and Dan own a business together. They are business partners.
@@mikebozik Sorry bud it was a bad joke.
I actually respect them both highly.
Brilliant actors.
No worries 🙂. No offense taken
Chris Reeve was such a humble and kind man it still breaks my heart that he died without the use of his limbs. Rest In Peace ✌🏻. We still miss you.
*Reeve
Life is sometimes very hard with good people... rest in peace dear Christopher.
2:35 I come from a planet... called Kripton!! .... YES! LMAO!
2nd guy catches the bullet AND the casing, amazing pistol that the sends everything down range.
So my friend grew up in Manhattan. He was 6 yrs old when Superman with Christopher Reeve came out in the theaters. My friends mom took him to see Superman. There was a really intense bully who would always intimidate him and sometime hurt him. One day he was in a A&P getting some candy and he looked up and saw Christopher Reeve in a sweater and glasses looking just like Clark Kent. Chris smiling, winked at him, bought some stuff, and left. My friend was jaw dropped the whole time. Superman not only lived in his neighborhood, but had his back!
The next week, that bully approached him to bully him. Knowing Superman would obviously come and save him, he cold cocked the bully, jumped on him, and beat him until the bully begged him to stop.
The bully never messed with my friend or his friends again.
I wish Christopher Reeve could have been told that story.
That's a beautiful story. The truth is Christopher Reeve probably inspired millions of boys around the world to be heroes.
@@nerychristian "... to beat up bullies." What might have been. 😉
What a great story👍
That's interesting. There's a bully storyline in Superman 2. I wonder if that's what inspired him specifically or maybe someone from the film did hear about it? ;)
Thank You for making me Believe a Man Can Fly, from the bottom of my Heart.
That fall was fantastic! Lolol!
That fall was world class!!!
Nice to see a scene where it doesn't look like their staring at the prompt cards. Instead these guys actually took the time to learn their lines. Today's version is reading. And there was something genuine and sweet in Christopher Reeves....still to me the best Superman ever!! He showed vulnerability and true kindness.
It really makes a difference when actors learn their lines, when writers are actually funny, and when people are hired because they are naturally talented. SNL has much to answer for.
They were holding the script in their hands...smh
@@karenfyhr2363 doesn't mean the script wasn't blank
Is SNL still on TV?
Also the audience weren't laughing their tits off at every single aspect of the skit, as heard on most US sitcoms in the last 30 years and more that is so OTT and/or faked. It was very natural in fact.
Superman auditioning with Lois Elaine.
lol
Haha, nice one!
😂
You mean Lois Loan.
As much as I am a Superman fan, and I may have missed other pieces of Christopher Reeves work, to me his 1980 movie, Somewhere in Time, the adaptation of the 1975 novel, Bid Time Return written by Richard Matheson, Directed by Jeannot Szwarc, and using Macinaw Island, will always be a favorite of mine.
Man that's a lot of info crammed into that comment 👍
@@chiefscheider Also Deathtrap 1982
Alek Baldwin and the gun scene lmao.
Great formally trained actor...A REAL ACTOR.
LMFAO When Jim Belushi pulled that gun out and shot it, much like Chris Reeves, I WASN'T READY!!! 😂 😂 😂 💀 💀 💀
I miss you Christopher Reeves
Christopher Reeve is the greatest Superman no one can ever replace him!! Rest in peace Superman!!
Christopher Reeve stands at 6'4" and RIP Christopher "Superman " Reeve and I miss him dearly because he's so missed by all of us fans who remember him for the role of Superman in the 1970's and 1980's
I keep laughing that they shot the guy and just carried on with him dead on the floor. Hilarious!
I thought the same.
Like the mafia/ Sopranos
His best acting!
He was superman. The teenaged version in the film
Typical of New York and Hollywood entertainment big wigs.. too busy with "the show" to be bothered with anything mundane like someone bleeding out on the floor.
Christopher Reeve was the greatest Superman ever! True story. Christopher Reeve mentioned practicing with his roommate. His roommate at Juilliard was none other than Robin Williams, who remained a close friend of Reeve's until his death.
This is a copy of a comment from a year ago by Wayne Minana . Plagiarism is not a problem for you , is it ?
The other guy was so good at catching bullets that he even caught the bullet casing that never left cylinder.
Handsome and humble man
He really played Kal-El, being Superman, being Clark Kent.
Somebody said in the comments: "Christopher Reeve was the greatest Superman ever", i beg to disagree , for me Christopher Reeve was the real Superman
Absolutely.
Are you sure Superman was not Christopher Reeve?
Everyone's acting is so spot-on in this sketch, and it's especially great to see Christopher Reeve.
Christopher Reeve was truly the best Superman ever. No person can ever be Superman as perfectly as Christopher Reeve. Christophere Reeve stood 6'4" just like Superman, and had the same weight, and the exact same type of look. His voice was perfect, too.
actually superman was 6ft 3 inches look it up
@@markv.5962 See, this is the stuff that makes me believe in the theory of the "multiverse" with an infinite number of parallel dimensions. I see that at "this" point in time, you are correct it shows Superman stood 6' 3" tall. However, this was something I had previously looked up in the past. I previously saw Superman was 6' 4" tall.
This is not the first time this has happened. For example, Donald Trump originally showed up as 6' 2" tall. But now he shows up as 6'3" tall and claims to be 6' 3" tall.
Jeb Bush also previously showed up as 6' 4" tall, but now he shows up as 6' 3" tall.
There is one BIG problem, though. If you saw the debates from 2016, you could clearly see Jeb Bush was about two inches taller than Trump. So, the thought of 6' 2" for Trump and 6' 4" for Jeb Bush made sense. Anyone who saw those debates knows they are not both the same height. of 6' 3" tall.
Good call on mentioning his voice. I think his voice has been severely overlooked. I'm glad to see that you mentioned it.
More than his Subs i love the interpretation of Reeve‘s Clark Kent. Routh or Cavill were Superman with glasses! His Clark was the totally opposite of Superman. Another character. So well done! ❤
Chris reeves and Tom Welling
I was at the studio for this rehearsal. Met all the cast. Personal tour by Belushi. I was ten. Over winter break. My teacher never believed me lol
It's not about you, Maurice. If you need attention make a crayon drawing for mommy.
Sure...
Wasn’t trying to brag. Was nostalgic. My uncle Nate Herman was a writer for SNL. Guess haters gotta hate... 44 yo now.
Well, I learned to believe that a man can fly, so I believe you anything
That's an awesome story! That would have been a real dream come true, meeting the real man of steal and all that cast !
Christopher Reeve was the greatest Superman ever!
Wow, this was so awesome! So well written, so funny, so unexpected. Brilliant.
He destroyed the role, because nobody will ever hold a candle to him.
Henry Cavill is just as good and maybe even better. He's just hasn't been in the best movies.
@@josephedric4081 not even close. As Superman he is good. As Clark, he sucks. With Reeves...he was really good as Superman, perfect as Clark..and amazing acting completely different with the two.... just watch him in part 2 in the hotel room where he transforms from Clark to Superman in am instant, Henry can't pull that off.
@@Kevin-tz2lv It's called direction. Reeve (No S) had Donner and Cavill had Snyder.
@@josephedric4081 that works with other aspects of films but for this...no it's called acting
To be honest Cavill looks way more like Superman, but no one will ever embody the character like Reeve's did.
I love seeing Rich Hall in this too!
I don't know how I got here, but man, this made my day! 😅😅😅😅😅
El mejor Superman de toda la historia. Nunca habrá otro igual
What a brilliant sketch. Never had seen this before