Imagine a comedy Mount Rushmore. If Chevy Chase could be on a comedic Mount Rushmore, who would he want on that monument with ...

If Chevy Chase could be on a comedic Mount Rushmore ... "And I'd want to have Danny Aykroyd, Richard Pryor, Ernie Kovacs and Charlie Chaplin with me. "Those are the ones. They really are." ...

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The early days of Saturday Night Live were a wild frontier of comedy, where edgy humor and boundary-pushing skits were […] ...

Chevy Chase, of course, is a stage name ... sketches that has long since ascended to the program’s immortal offerings. In it, he interviews Richard Pryor for a janitorial position, a scene that ...

Simon Thompson looks at ten great comedic talents wasted by Hollywood… The only thing that is possibly as difficult as being genuinely funny, is finding the right starring vehicle for a unique comic ...

And Ferrell said it. Live from New York. Famously, Chevy Chase and Richard Pryor did a sketch that involved the use of that word, but it was 1975, Pryor was central to the sketch, and it was ...

Richard Pryor will go down in history as one ... among others. One of Chevy Chase's most iconic characters is Clark Griswold from the "National Lampoon's Vacation" franchise.

Chevy Chase didn’t mince words with Jason Reitman after he watched the “Saturday Night” movie. Reitman, 47, recently appeared on the “Fly on the Wall” podcast hosted by “Saturday Night ...

Director Jason Reitman received a less than glowing review of “Saturday Night” from “SNL” legend Chevy Chase. While speaking on the “Fly on the Wall” podcast, hosted by former “SNL ...

There aren’t too many original cast members left who were there, but Chevy Chase is one of them. And when Chase saw the film, he didn’t hold back when he shared his reaction with Reitman.

Chevy Chase has a reputation for saying exactly what’s on his mind. The comedic actor and famed “Saturday Night Live” alum did just that when he attended a screening of “Saturday Night ...