Thursday, June 21, 2012

Steve Martin - Wild & Crazy Guy

Steve Martin way back in 1978. Hilarious.



18 comments:

  1. I saw him perform twice , in RI and MA. He was funny doing stand up in his prime.

    But, he is no George Carlin, RIP.

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  2. I absolutely love Steve Martin

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  3. Better than Carlin!
    Love this guy.

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  4. I juts got his book from the library, Born Standing Up.

    Haven't started it yet (I'm reading Vonnegut"s bio) but will let you know how it is when I do.

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  5. I have been in love with Steve since I was 12. I used to have that cardboard life size cut out of him that is in this video I got at a antique store, and kiss it goodnight when I was 12! Now I still have a thing for Silver Fox's and would love to meet him someday.

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  6. Better than Carlin ? You're breaking my heart. ...

    But I really enjoy SM .

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  7. Steve has always been one of my favorites. If you want to see a very different Steve, watch his movie 'Pennies From Heaven'.

    And now I love him and his banjo.

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  8. OMAMA - I predict you will love that book. Sometimes I'm scared to read books by people I adore, because I don't want to know if they don't live up to my image of them. I came away from Born Standing Up loving Steve Martin even more than before.

    Can't wait to see if you agree with me!

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  9. The Jerk is one of the best comedies ever.
    🎶I'm picking out a thermos for you...🎶

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  10. @Del Riser: The first time I saw "Pennies from Heaven," I HATED it. It came on TV one night, I started watching it, and thought it was one of the best movies I'd ever seen. I enjoy it like a cult film, and I usually don't enjoy musicals. Bernadette Peters, Christopher Walken (in and out of character) and Jessica Harper are great in it, too.

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  11. I love Steve Martin. Bowfinger is one of my go-to movies that I've seen dozens of times. Absolutely hysterical send-up of Scientology, way before most people were even aware of their nuttiness.

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  12. And also a good reminder that Eddie Murphy really does have a great talent, no matter how he may choose to squander it.

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  13. I love SM, he is so funny!

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  14. Steve Martin on the Johnny Carson show... one of my favorites!!

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  15. @Robert, I understand, the first time I saw it I think I was in shock.

    I've since watched it several times and agree it is in a special little warped category that I like.

    So Steve's record of doing no wrong is unblemished in my eyes, he is just brilliant!

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  16. This video is hilarious! Especially the lip synching part.

    I agree with Mooshki - hard to say Eddie Murphy is not talented once you've seen that. It's a great movie.

    And every time the phone books arrive I have to get all excited and say, "THE NEW PHONE BOOKS ARE HERE! THE NEW PHONE BOOKS ARE HERE!"

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