Eddie Murphy says he always knew he was going to be famous, and shares how he formed his comedy chops as a kid. He also shares what he hopes his professional legacy is. #TODAYShow | Today Show

Eddie Marsan has spent 20 years proving he's one of Britain’s most versatile character actors - from blockbusters like Sherlock Holmes and Mission: Impossible III, to Ray Donovan and Netflix’s sci-fi drama Supacell. The legendary actor spoke to Sky's Katie Spencer about privilege in acting, Lawrence Fox being scared of a level playing field, and his new role as Dame Judi Dench's co-vice principal at Mountview, the acting school that gave him a scholarship. | Sky News

Eddie was speaking straight facts 💯 In a 1992 appearance on The Arsenio Hall Show, Eddie Murphy and Arsenio got into a surprisingly deep debate about politics, religion, racism, and whether voting or praying actually creates real change in America. Eddie argued that voting didn’t matter for him personally, because no matter who ended up in office, *his life wouldn’t change in any meaningful way.* He joked that he would “have a foot in his ass” regardless of which candidate won, meaning he felt