Ben Stiller Explains His Decision to Quit "SNL" in 1989

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Ben Stiller tells Howard why he quit his job at “Saturday Night Live” after only a few episodes. Plus, the actor reveals how he came to guest star as Michael Cohen on the show. Watch more from his interview on the SiriusXM app: siriusxm.us/2Q...
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@aaroneusjames2342 5 лет назад

I had no idea Ben Stiller was on SNL

@taraniso 4 года назад

neither did he, apparently.

@isaiahshemaiahbrown 3 года назад

Ben Stiller could’ve been the first Andy Samberg if they let him do what he wanted

@bowriverblues8445 3 года назад

people forget he directed cable guy which is an underated classic.

@ir0n2541 5 лет назад

The most rewatchable movie in my colletion is Tropic Thunder.

@ronaldtartaglia4459 5 лет назад

The secret life of Walter Mitty was an awesome under rated movie.

@brynleyjones2674 5 лет назад

Yeah I dunno why people didn't like as much

@99annanic 5 лет назад

People didn’t like it? I thought it was brilliant.

@TrilogyNjStorm 5 лет назад

Great movie

@chanzsandoval527 5 лет назад

I agree 1000 Pct loved it

@stokemoran 5 лет назад

Still one of my favourite movies. Story gets a little slow in the middle but the visuals are just breathtaking.

@welcomechrishernandez7993 5 лет назад

Ben Stiller is too smart for his own good, you can tell he misses his mom, I feel for the guy.

@juraj_b 5 лет назад

Adam Crain I could not tell

@psychonaut1829 4 года назад

I never knew he was on snl. The Ben Stiller Show is still one of the best sketch shows ever.

@carl_anderson9315 5 лет назад

Despite what some people say, early 90s was my favorite generation: Chris Rock, Adam Sandler, Mike Myers, Rob Schneider, Dana Carvey, David Spade, Tim Meadows, Chris Farley, Ben Stiller, Norm McDonald, Jon Lovitz, Phil Hartman.

@mistermax3034 5 лет назад

Sandler?

@advancedraymondology2914 5 лет назад

There were some really forgettable seasons though. Like when Janeane Garofalo and Chris Elliott were on...weird, 'cause I love both of them. But thems was some lean years, writing wise.

@RollingOrmond 5 лет назад

Pretty much everyone says that lol

@pewburrito 5 лет назад

and its interesting that those years are the only ones not available to stream...

@raultennis5904 5 лет назад

Tim Meadows? LOL...Don't even remember Ben being on for 5 weeks in 1989. Show really sucked ass in the mid eighties. Picked up in the nineties.

@thedeliciousrecap 5 лет назад

John Mahoney in that short film!

@iriscandy6377 4 года назад

Mohaney? Lol

@BrownHawk84 4 года назад

"Can i bring my daughter backstage?" "I need you to do us a favor, though."

@BlueHen123 5 лет назад

The fact that Loren could see Michael Cohen in Stiller is fascinating and genius

@undergroundjohnny 5 лет назад

Is it just me , or is Howard like a different person now?

@jasonscott526 5 лет назад

He's made some reach changes from both the WNBC and K-ROCK days. That's fair - all phases of Howard have been special.

@timprescott4634 5 лет назад

undergroundjohnny He is. Finally had his epiphany...

@variousvirals9139 5 лет назад

undergroundjohnny from when? 90’s? I mean, its been 20 years!

@drexlspivey3047 4 года назад

Have you been in a coma since 2010

@fookutube501 5 лет назад

"The hustler of money" clip was pretty funny

@javierfernandez6030 5 лет назад

"The hustler of money" clip was pretty funny (chuckles)

@tacobellcall911 5 лет назад

Yeah but he also had the luxury of his Dad being famous already. Most people take what they can get.

@williamshaw9047 5 лет назад

All sketch comedy shows are hit and miss, but Stiller's Fox show had probably the most good sketches to lame ones. And Stiller was a very versatile performer, doing impressions of Tom Cruise, Bruce Willis, Ron Perlman, Yakov Smirnoff, Andre Agassi, Daniel Day-Lewis, Bruce Springsteen, and even Sydney Pollack as Frankenstein's monster.

@DoonerLivingstone 5 лет назад

I love both of these guys! Howard, you're my hero!

@Gumardee_coins_and_banknotes 5 лет назад

My Hero is my Doctor.

@CaptainSpalding72 5 лет назад

Leaves SNL because he doesn't want to do sketches. Does THE BEN STILLER SHOW on FOX, made up of all sketches.

@RollingOrmond 5 лет назад

The Hustler of Money was hilarious. Ben's Fox show was a big inspiration to me doing filmed short comedy sketches.

@jayfulkerson6329 5 лет назад

i guess this is giving away my age, but I loved ben's show too, hilarious star trek skit with him as captain kirk

@kevinr.3542 5 лет назад

Most comics today agree, it was Ben Stiller who took sketch comedy to it's next level. I hear Belushi and Chevy were huge fans back in the day.. especially of his cutting edge jokes about Eddie Munster and the way he noticed that Tom Cruise smiles a lot. His material just brought sketch comedy to new heights. He really paved the way, as did the TV show All That which I believe was the first comedy variety show to air in the US.

@Picnicl 5 лет назад

He looked like Ben Affleck and Ethan Hawke if they got merged together.

@mistermax3034 5 лет назад

Add in Woody Allen.

@dennisjr77 5 лет назад

Yes!! Very smart observation!

@ruthdederick7754 3 года назад

I like the way Howard didn’t draw attention to himself. He kept Stiller talking. Great interview.

@erichvonmolder9310 5 лет назад

Now interview (if you really can) Gilbert Gottfried then Norm and Billy West.

@nftking1 3 года назад

really glad he quit. he was too good for that BS

@davelightsaber1621 4 года назад

Ben’s the Man. Extremely Talented .

@bobdonovan34 5 лет назад

Being a content creator but relying on celebrities to get your work noticed took both talent and luck. Those were tough days I'm sure. Creators and the audience have it so much better with platforms like RU-vid these days.

@DavidSmith-rv2hw 5 лет назад

exposure wise yes, but the comment section is brutal, and takes a toll on everyone eventually.

@Gumardee_coins_and_banknotes 5 лет назад

@@joshualucas Yes, because the old ways of making money as them are long gone, especially for musicians.

@chaselive365 5 лет назад

This guy is a great director. Straight up

@ricimercury9490 5 лет назад

I have a great Respect for this man

@glassarthouse 5 лет назад

Ben Stiller is good people

@jatmachado 5 лет назад

“please adopt me!” 😂

@jackmakackov7077 5 лет назад

John Mahoney was fantastic

@kevinoswald4136 5 лет назад

i don't understand how people can act surprised that someone who grew up with famous actor parents ,becomes a actor/director, then they have kids who do the same. makes total sense.

@DoctorShocktor 4 года назад

Pre-birth vagina selection IS a very valuable skill to have in the entertainment industry. Or winning the womb lottery

@horsecock8991 5 лет назад

Ben stiller is a legend🤟

@MustangFord 5 лет назад

Both Ben and Stern are funny and great performers.

@lucrativelyrics8131 5 лет назад

stern's not a "performer" (per se) - he's the king of all media

@jzakary1 5 лет назад

Ben reminds me just because you don't thrive in a hugely competitive cut-throat work environment, doesn't mean you are weak, or unable to succeed in life.

@daniellee1722 5 лет назад

Been watching his directing career since Reality Bites. That was a great movie full of well-developed characters.

@ponrix 5 лет назад

Sam Sweet got outta prison?

@kev3d 5 лет назад

Stan was SOOO asking for it.

@Revolver1981 5 лет назад

His decision to quit SNL is because it's garbage. Hahaha!!!

@GrahamBarth 5 лет назад

0:59 This description of Dennis Miller sounds like anyone other than Dennis Miller.

@CaptainSpalding72 5 лет назад

He got no air time

@Icanfigureitoutintime 4 года назад

Ben you were just too smart to be on SNL.

@mrnoname3909 5 лет назад

His direction w/ that jail escape miniseries was fantastic

@tf0rce427 4 года назад

Please adopt me 😂😂😂

@fuck23u 5 лет назад

I feel like Ben is a very humble guy.

@bvg83 5 лет назад

First time I listen to his Bens real voice

@ultralowtestosterone998 5 лет назад

2:23

@MorrisB3 5 лет назад

SNL holds more people back than anything.

@paulletchworth8127 5 лет назад

Stern is king !!!! Enough said , no one interviews like Howard always asking the tough questions in a way that doesn’t make his guests uncomfortable 👍

@CaptainSpalding72 5 лет назад

Hustler of Money was gold. And his Eddie Munster on SPROKETS was perfect.

@ChaseSchleich 3 года назад

Wonder why Howard has never hosted SNL (he hasn't has he?)? He's done a lot of promotion for his movie and books when they release and he's obviously a big fan of the show. Hell, they're both in New York as well. Did he say no because of the late night hours he'd have to do? He could easily not do his show for a week while he's working on SNL. I know he goes to bed at 8pm so maybe it would just throw him off his schedule too much or something. You'd think he'd consider it worth it though to get to host just once.

@Straight0uttaCrofton 4 года назад

Lorne should have greenlit "Cape Munster"

@DannyLPe 4 года назад

I didn't know that Sam Harris also did movies

@eh2396 5 лет назад

How did i not know he was part of SNL back in the day?? How did this get past me. I know of all the greats from that time! I'm really disappointed in myself. I hang my head in shame.

@slevin4591 4 года назад

Who gives thumbs down in an interview like this? Probably the Russians. Lol for real.

@rtc5884 4 года назад

Do you have to pay or subscribe to watch the full interviews?

@edjackson4389 5 лет назад

I liked Permanent Midnight

@arthursarzen1048 5 лет назад

Lorne hired him solely on his talent, nothing 2 do with who his parents were

@adog2955 5 лет назад

I remember watching that clip when it came out. I laughed my ass off because even then, I knew Tom Cruise was a douche bag. It sucked there was no youtube back then and I wanted my friends to see it.

@airrunswaterrules1932 3 года назад

“Ooh. , pls adopt me”. Like what?!

@acehole4514 4 года назад

I loved 90's snl every one mattered and everything was actually funny

@pccomputer1550 3 года назад

"see ,I just quit SNL" and his tongue touches his upper lip ! 😂😂

@neelonghunglow 5 лет назад

Howard: oooh , please adopt me..😂😂😂

@matttlempicke1778 5 лет назад

But I love Ben Stiller

@Rschr101 5 лет назад

Stiller the man

@jackoo666 5 лет назад

TIL ben stiller was on SNL

@TrilogyNjStorm 5 лет назад

He killed that Micheal cohen

@huntingtonparkway 5 лет назад

Nora Dunn👍🏽

@spoonface9698 5 лет назад

Ben Stiller my heart 😩💓

@dadsonworldwide3238 5 лет назад

i nvr remember him on it

@mattjohnston5807 4 года назад

I had no idea he was ever on SNL.

@chanzsandoval527 5 лет назад

love howard

@MarkWladika 5 лет назад

Howard really has evolved to be one of the great interviewers. I'd put him up with Letterman and Terry Gross.

@zigguratjones6458 5 лет назад

Larry King Live Jr. does it for me. Love him

@fe5018 5 лет назад

What do you consider a good Letterman interview? I think he was a legend and changed the game but not as an interviewer per se.

@nataliagodoyacuna2660 5 лет назад

Me encanta este actor

@j.demarco8937 5 лет назад

Thank you Howard, we know who Michael Cohen is.

@lucrativelyrics8131 5 лет назад

stiller didn't want to do sketches so quit SNL after 5 weeks only, then made sketches on "the ben stiller show" afterwards...ha?

@lynnturman8157 5 лет назад

Ben Stiller show wasn't live. It was pretty much like he said: short films. Short comedy bits, or "sketches" that were written & performed but then edited in post production. Very different from SNL.