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Eddie Murphy's Delirious

Eddie MurphyEddie Murphy's stint as a standout performer on Saturday Night Live led to a successful movie career. He was known for playful impressions of rocker James Brown, children's host Mister Rogers, and Billie "Buckwheat" Thomas of the old Our Gang show, with Murphy tweaking racial stereotypes as part of the act. He became a star with the success of his first three movies: 48 Hrs., Trading Places and Beverly Hills Cop. After some disappointments in the early 1990s, Murphy bounced back with a remake of the Jerry Lewis comedy The Nutty Professor. He followed up with a string of successes, including Dr. Doolittle, Bowfinger, with Steve Martin and voice roles in Mulan and Shrek, plus Shrek II in 2004. Murphy has also had success with his comedy show, winning a Grammy for Eddie Murphy: Comedian in 1983, and he even had a hit dance single in 1986 "Party All The Time". Murphy often plays several roles in the same movie, often under heavy makeup. He plays multiple roles in the Nutty Professor films, in Coming to America 1988 and Vampire in Brooklyn 1995, and a dual role in Bowfinger. His other films include Harlem Nights 1989, with Richard Pryor, Boomerang 1992, with Halle Berry, I Spy 2002, with Owen Wilson and Dreamgirls 2006, with Jamie Foxx and Beyonce.

Eddie Murphy's Delirious

Delirious is a stand-up comedy television show special starring Eddie Murphy. The 70-minute show, released in 1983, showcases his most racy material. It was a big success and he had a follow-up performance with the concert film Eddie Murphy Raw. The Bus Boys perform in the beginning of the concert and are referenced throughout by Murphy. Eddie Murphy's Delirious is comedy show that actually crumpled your stomach by laughing.

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Richard Dean Anderson: Actor, Composer and Producer

Like many screen veterans who headline a hit network television series for multiple seasons, the genial American actor, producer and composer Richard Dean Anderson will forever be associated with one role, the lead actor in the television series MacGyver. This tv show broadcast on ABC Network and premiered on September 1985 and lasted on May 1992. The program's gimmick was revolved with secret agent and scientist expert named Angus MacGyver, a inventive nonviolent hero, crack special forces agent and science expert capable of using common household substances and implements to perform feats of wonder.

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Although Anderson's resume packs in a number of key television show and a recurrent starring role on the popular Stargate SG-1, the actor is best known for turning MacGyver into a veritable American icon for Gen-Xers during the mid to late 1980 and early 1990. Anderson nevertheless caught his second wind and returned to television series as Col. Jack O'Neill in the 1997 series Stargate SG-1, which originated on show time and won as Best Genre TV Actor for this tv show. Adapted from the hit 1994 movie Stargate, the program found O'Neill emerging from semi-retirement and continually traveling to interstellar "stargate" portals to protect the universe from hostile alien invasions. Stargate SG-1 bowed to extraordinary reviews and ratings and became a permanent hit. Anderson stayed with the series through its eighth season, and appeared as a guest star occasionally during the rest of its run.

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As a composer and producer, Anderson composed a song for a soundtrack for MacGyver. He has served as an executive producer only in the five shows in which he has acted himself, MacGyver: Lost Treasure of Atlantis, MacGyver: Trail to Doomsday, Stargate SG-1, Firehouse and From Stargate to Atlantis: Sci Fi Lowdown. Anderson also composed the song "Eau d'Leo" for the MacGyver episode "The Negotiator". Together with Michael Greenburg, Anderson created the Gekko Film Corporation. The company was involved with Stargate SG-1, producing every episode from 1997-2007 with the exception of 2006. The company itself has served as Anderson backing agency.

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