Max Power said:
One of my favorite books and my favorite cast member of all time. Miss that guy. Movie career wise he was cast as Shrek before he died so he'd have that going for him.
no way?maroon barchetta said:
Rolling Stone rated Randy Rhoads #82 on their Best Guitarist list.
I think Joan Jett and Bob Dylan were rated higher.
They aren't good at lists and rankings.
GoAgs92 said:
Aka fat guy in a little coat.
Have that one ready to roll for the OC announcement?The Porkchop Express said:
I have used this gif 10 billion times on TexAgs
Urban Ag said:
I use "Tommy Boy isms" in daily life only slightly less than Anchorman.
Bees.........BEEEEEEEES
Not there, or there, but right here
Ug, I can hear you getting fatter
Huh, huh......why?
Whatever Richard
You know where the weight room is? Nevermind.
Who was your favorite Little Rascal? Was it Alfalfa or was it Spanky?
Free Willy!
I could go on
this is one of the funniest small lines in movie history for meGIF Reactor said:
What did you do? from the car door scene is frequently used.
You know, if he had kept doing the same stuff, you're probably right.Bruce Almighty said:
IMO, he was the greatest SNL actor of all time but I don't think his movie career would have ever gone anywhere. His style works better for skits than entire movies.
Edit: didn't mean to use that emoji
gigemJTH12 said:this is one of the funniest small lines in movie history for meGIF Reactor said:
What did you do? from the car door scene is frequently used.
But its gotta be your bull...wait...DrEvazanPhD said:
My Dad always said you can get a good look at a T-Bone steak by sticking your head up a bull's ass, but wouldn't you rather take the butcher's word for it?
That's a really good podcast. By choice or by fate, Dana Carvey is one of the most criminally underrated comedians of the last 50 years.FancyKetchup14 said:
David Spade and Dana Carvey have a podcast out called "Fly on the Wall," and they've spent a majority of their episodes interviewing comics and old SNL co-workers. They recently released a two part episode (multiple hours) of Farley stories where they interview people who worked with and knew him, including his mother. It's great.
GIF Reactor said:gigemJTH12 said:this is one of the funniest small lines in movie history for meGIF Reactor said:
What did you do? from the car door scene is frequently used.
FancyKetchup14 said:
David Spade and Dana Carvey have a podcast out called "Fly on the Wall," and they've spent a majority of their episodes interviewing comics and old SNL co-workers. They recently released a two part episode (multiple hours) of Farley stories where they interview people who worked with and knew him, including his mother. It's great.
Master of Disguise pretty much crushed his remaining careerThe Porkchop Express said:That's a really good podcast. By choice or by fate, Dana Carvey is one of the most criminally underrated comedians of the last 50 years.FancyKetchup14 said:
David Spade and Dana Carvey have a podcast out called "Fly on the Wall," and they've spent a majority of their episodes interviewing comics and old SNL co-workers. They recently released a two part episode (multiple hours) of Farley stories where they interview people who worked with and knew him, including his mother. It's great.
Bruce Almighty said:
IMO, he was the greatest SNL actor of all time but I don't think his movie career would have ever gone anywhere. His style works better for skits than entire movies.
Edit: didn't mean to use that emoji
Furlock Bones said:Bruce Almighty said:
IMO, he was the greatest SNL actor of all time but I don't think his movie career would have ever gone anywhere. His style works better for skits than entire movies.
Edit: didn't mean to use that emoji
He took some bad roles. Either by his agent or by his own choosing and also maybe that period of movie history. Take Jonah Hill for instance. He probably would have been typecast to his Superbad role back then.
