Eddie Murphy's Delirious

Eddie 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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Will Smith a.k.a The Fresh Prince

Born in Philadelphia on September 25, 1968, Will Smith began his career as a rapper a.k.a The Fresh Prince with friend Jeff Townes a.k.a. DJ Jazzy Jeff.

The teen duo would go on to produce two platinum albums - with such megahits as Girls Ain't Nothin' But Trouble, Summertime, Parents Just Don't Understand, and Gettin' Jiggy Wit It.

They also happened to distinguish themseles as the first recipients ever to win a Grammy Award for rap.

Intelligent and charismatic, Smith caught the attention of television producers who cast him in a starring role in the sitcom series “The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air” in 1990, an instant hit that ran for six years.

Meanwhile, Smith was also expanding his acting career in film, with his first screen appearance in Where the Day Takes You in 1992, followed by Made in America in 1993. That same year, it was his starring role in Six Degrees Of Separation that secured his reputation as a serious actor.

Two years later, Smith first major commercial success was in the action movie, Bad Boys and the following year he achieved superstar status in the sci-fi hit, Independence Day.

Smith's career continued to skyrocket with appearances opposite Tommy Lee Jones in the Men in Black sci-fi comedy films, and alongside Gene Hackman in the thriller, Enemy of the State.

He later won an Oscar nomination for Best Actor in the title role in Ali, a much-anticipated biopic about boxing great Muhammad Ali.

In 2005, Smith could be seen in another big budget sci-fi role in I, Robot and that same year was the voice of "Oscar", the little fish who dreams big in the animated Shark Tale.

In 2006, the actor won for Favorite Male Action Movie Star at the 2005 People's Choice Awards for his performance in the sci-fi thriller I, Robot.

In 2007, He was nominated Best Actor at the Golden Globe Awards for his serious acting turn in "The Pursuit of Happyness" and, for the same performance, won a nod at the Oscars. In 2007, another serious performance came in the futuristic thriller, I Am Legend, followed by an offbeat comedy in which Smith plays a down-on-his-luck super hero in Hancock.

Late in 2008, the actor performed to less- than-glowing reviews in the Hollywood drama, "Seven Pounds."

Off-screen, Smith is married to actress Jada Pinkett Smith. Together they have a son, Jaden (his co-star in "The Pursuit of Happyness") and daughter, Willow. Smith also has a son, Willard "Trey" Smith III, from a previous marriage to actress Sharee Zampino.

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Orlando Bloom: Most Searched Male Actor

Born in Canterbury, Kent, England on January 13, 1977, Orlando Bloom moved to London at 16 where he received an education in serious drama at the National Youth Theatre, later training at the British American Drama Academy before his final graduate studies at Guildhall School of Music and Drama.

Shortly after graduation, Bloom returned to the stage where he was spotted by director Peter Jackson, who offered him the part of Legolas in a Lord of the Rings.

After appearing in the three-part epic blockbuster, Bloom subsequently took on high-profile roles in other major hits. They include Ridley Scott's Black Hawk Down and an appearance alongside Johnny Depp in Pirates of the Caribbean.

The actor next co-starred with Brad Pitt in Troy and in the medieval crusade epic, Kingdom of Heaven.

He reprised his role in Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest in 2006 and is slated to appear in the final film in the franchise, Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End opening in May 2007.

In 2008 he was slimed at the Kid's Choice Awards, what Jack Black called, "The biggest slime in history! He signed on to play a small role in the British film An Education but dropped out to take the lead in Johnny To's film Red Circle. Also coming this October 2009, he will be one of many Hollywood stars movie to be in New York, I Love You, which contains twelve short films in one. It is safe to say that “New York, I Love You” is a Bloom's coming soon movie, and should be watch on a BIG TV! After this movie, he will be busy for the production of “The Cross” in 2010 and “The Red Circle” in 2011.

Orlando Bloom as Legolas and Johnny Depp

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