David Spade On Making Eddie Murphy “Hate Me Overnight” After ‘SNL’ Joke: “He Was A Hero”

After 30 years, Eddie Murphy has moved on from his beef with 'Saturday Night Live' and David Spade over the flop of 1995's ...
Decider

Eddie Murphy Revisits David Spade’s Infamous Diss That Sparked ‘SNL’ Feud in ‘Being Eddie’: “F–k Y’all, That’s What Y’all Think of Me?”

According to the Being Eddie documentary on Netflix, Eddie Murphy is totally over that time David Spade insulted him on Saturday Night Live. Mostly. Directed by Angus Wall, Being Eddie—which began ...
Variety

Eddie Murphy Refused to Go on ‘SNL’ for Decades Because ‘Dirty Motherf—ers’ Joked About His Movie Flopping: ‘F— Y’all!’

About a decade into Murphy’s post-“SNL” blockbuster movie career, he experienced a box office flop with the Wes Craven-directed horror movie “Vampire in Brooklyn.” Spade joked about the movie’s poor ...

David Spade on ‘25 Years’ Spent Getting Eddie Murphy to Forgive Him for ‘SNL’ Joke: ‘He Was a Hero’

It was weird going from being a super fan to having him hate me overnight, and to try to win him back,” Spade says ...

Where David Spade And Eddie Murphy Stand Years After That SNL Diss: ‘I Did Feel A Little Guilty About It’

David Spade addressed the issue with fellow SNL alum Dana Carvey on their Fly on the Wall podcast. Eddie Murphy’s grudge ...

David Spade Spent ’25 Years’ Getting His ‘Hero’ Eddie Murphy to Forgive Him For ‘SNL’ Roast: ‘Super Fan to Having Him Hate Me Overnight’

David Spade spent '25 years' getting Eddie Murphy to forgive him for his infamous 'Saturday Night Live' roast.
Us Weekly

Eddie Murphy Addresses 20-Year ‘SNL’ Feud, Felt Show Was ‘Dirty’ for Poking Fun at His Career

Famed comedian Eddie Murphy is opening up about his feud with Saturday Night Live and why he felt betrayed by the hit series for poking fun at his career. “It’s like your alma mater taking a shot at ...
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Eddie Murphy Refused to Go on ‘SNL’ for Decades Because ‘Dirty Motherf—ers’ Joked About His Movie Flopping: ‘F— Y’all!’

Eddie Murphy opens up in his Netflix documentary “Being Eddie” about his decision to stay away from “Saturday Night Live” for decades. It all stemmed from a joke David Spade made on “SNL” in 1995 ...