Steve Martin on How Magic Helped Him Become a Stand-Up Comic (2016)

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Steve Martin tells Howard Stern about working at Disneyland as a kid and explains how performing magic helped prepare him for a career in comedy.
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@howardstern 3 года назад

Watch Steve Martin's FULL 2016 interview on SiriusXM: siriusxm.us/SteveMartinHSS

@taydrabrookshire347 3 года назад

Okay

@mcfcguvnors 3 года назад

why are all you tubers outsourcing streams for payment ? YOU TUBES FREE !!!

@laurenceboag2325 3 года назад

Always nice to hear Steve talk about my dad, Wally Boag. He has always given him credit for getting him started on his incredible career.

@jonobacon 3 года назад

That is awesome!

@christopherhull4423 3 года назад

I was waiting for him to mention Wally Boag, having read Martin’s book “Born Standing Up” several years ago and hearing my brother Tim in Chico retell your Disney stories and your dad’s important role in the early days of Disneyland and the movies. What a fabulous legacy.

@Rockenstein68 3 года назад

Crazy your dad mentored Steve Martin, Steve should cut your family some kind of compensation.

@brownjovi 3 года назад

Thats awesome. :)

@taydrabrookshire347 3 года назад

🤯

@cocochanel9291 3 года назад

amazing comedian and seemingly genuine human being. I also love the fact that Howard let him elaborate on a story without interruption.

@tk45440 2 года назад

rare... i find HS interrupts to much a lot of the time.

@mellocello187 Месяц назад

There are a lot of interruptions!

@Imafly5150 3 года назад

He’s a legend

@BradM73 3 года назад

I wish my dad could have seen this. He always liked Steve Martin. RIP Dad. I miss you.

@justin.n.currie 3 года назад

My buddy at work just referenced the Three Amigo dance and we had to do it naturally. Awesome you posted Steve.

@nyccheckin 2 года назад

When I was kid I saw Steve Martin perform at the Golden Horseshoe Review (?) in Disneyland. We loved it so much we came back for more. It wasn't until I read his memoir that I realized it was him.

@virtuoskommunizieren 3 года назад

A wonderful actor 😊 I love Steve Martin

@captainzappbrannagan 3 года назад

Steve is such a great guy. A wild guy. A crazy guy. :)

@keefriff99 3 года назад

“You can start by wiping that fucking dumbass smile off your rosy fucking cheeks!” Planes, Trains, and Automobiles is still one of the funniest movies I’ve ever seen. Steve is a comedic genius.

@Waleed9 3 года назад

Living legend

@fdrstan 3 года назад

American Icon and legend.

@ep4169 Год назад

That picture of Steve at 2:42 is fantastic. Captures his whole on-stage persona perfectly.

@TheDetroitblack 3 года назад

He use to go to Calabasas High school back in 1979, and do his comedy 😂😂🤣 Very funny Man

@nikitakucherov5028 2 года назад

I don’t give a shit what anyone says, Howard is the best interviewer ever!!

@Gingersnaappp 3 года назад

Such a gem!

@krrishkai 3 года назад

Leaving behind a wife and two kids 😂😂😂

@sampleoffers1978 3 года назад

Idk how he composes himself I would have laughed two minutes just at that delivery.

@markespich8574 Год назад

Steve Martin is a great entertainer,one of the best.

@parklloyd6690 3 года назад

I guess he didn't perform for his parents' bridge club as Flydini. Thanks for posting this clip. Cheers.

@cityhawk 3 года назад

Or be “The Great Martini”. I come shaken not stirred.

@markherring3513 3 года назад

The Jerk is his best movie..Dead Men Don't Wear Plaid is also another top notch Steve Martin flick.....oh....and LA Story.

@craigjgomez 3 года назад

In your opinion. In my opinion, Planes, Trains and Automobiles is his best movie.

@deniseboaz4611 2 года назад

All of Me!!

@markherring3513 2 года назад

@@deniseboaz4611 good one

@baileydiesel6302 3 года назад

The Jerk…best 👏 movie 👏 ever 👏. “The cans…he hates the cans!”.

@CurtisWaltermire 3 года назад

Such great stuff. Steve has always been an inspiration to me.

@CalvinEastwood Год назад

"I always thought you and I were best friends?" So good!

@LoriFoster 3 года назад

I collected Pop Bottles for 2 cents a bottle then a Nickel a bottle and later on a dime a piece! 🤠 Most of the kids around my area neighborhood did the same!

@tonygunk6795 3 года назад

I kept thinking the cup would fall on the couch... my OCD kickin in lol

@daniEmili 3 года назад

Great! Howard is so talented and it’s a wonderful interview! 👍🏼

@jaysiegel4742 3 года назад

brilliant comic... there was no one else like him when he burst on the scene in the 70's...

@mbirdmann1866 3 года назад

And a killer banjo player

@christopherbako 3 года назад

Let him talk Howard!!

@mikewhite4560 3 года назад

He can't, it's Howard's MO.....

@limitedcagunowner 3 года назад

2:29 steve hates that Howard called it disney world... It's the OG disneyland.

@glouismusic 3 года назад

Love Steve

@jesserico 3 года назад

Wow I didn’t know Steve Martin lived in Garden Grove. That’s my hometown lmfao

@charlessmyth 6 месяцев назад

So many fun opportunities for kids back then :-)

@voiceguy3635 3 года назад

Steve Martin seems to always be entertaining in his interviews,a rare commodity these days.On the "Tonight Show" most people were entertaining(brought out by Johnny many times),but a few people didn't need Johnny to be interesting AND funny.Hope,Rickles,Burt Reynolds,George Burns,Alan King,Red Buttons,Dean Martin,Jerry Lewis etc Today,only Steve Martin,Martin Short and Jerry Seinfeld fall into that category.

@jaysantos536 2 года назад

And most of all......SMART.

@BaronKilaton Год назад

Disneyland Legend

@ericraygoza409 3 года назад

He was a male cheerleader at Garden Grove High

@roneystapes 2 года назад

Can't stop stressing about his drink, makes me nervous 😵

@johnnytimestamp8224 3 года назад

Release the full length. ty

@optimisticoutreach1236 3 года назад

He's a better comedic actor than he ever was a stage comedian.

@taydrabrookshire347 3 года назад

Facts

@cisium1184 3 года назад

No.

@davidkopec9442 2 года назад

He was always acting. The best comedians have great stage acting skills.

@laurafriday4834 3 года назад

Love Steve Martin

@Mon-ye2kh Год назад

noong Hulyo 25 nitong Martes

@Rod_I._Rigo 3 года назад

"It's HIM! What's HIM doing here?!!"

3 года назад

Of course he had a special name, he was Flydini.

@captainkangaroo4301 3 года назад

The Great Flydini.

@taydrabrookshire347 3 года назад

All aboard the Steve Martin hype train 🚂 We have gourmet food, drinks, AC, accessibility, sensory areas and console games. Switch, PS5, all of them

@igoryankilevich9941 3 года назад

The great flydini

@logancreed5041 3 года назад

He could've played Sheldon Cooper's father in Big Bang Theory. Everytime I see Sheldon, I can't help but think of a young Steve Martin 😎

@fredradon2484 3 года назад

Where are the full interviews?

@RK-um9tu 3 года назад

The title is 100% click-bait. Not once does Martin mention "Magic" Johnson...

@jimmypinch 3 года назад

He coulda been The Great Martini

@michaelmcgee9224 3 года назад

King Tut. King Martin

@vasjaklun6008 2 года назад

I thought it was gonna be a Magic Johnson story.

@elnyoutube123 3 года назад

"These were the days when you could just leave your house on a bicycle and come home at 5" and why exactly would you not be able to do that today? LMAO

@integral 3 года назад

You don't get out much? Apparently.

@elnyoutube123 3 года назад

@@integral Bro I go out all the time on my bike which is why I'm questioning the weird statement me made

@alanmorgan6642 3 года назад

@@elnyoutube123 Are you 10 years old?

@SirVic42 3 года назад

For one thing, little Steve would have been stuck on the 405 with his bicycle for 3 hours. He wouldn't be holding up traffic because of his speed, however.

@abc456f 3 года назад

Kidnappers, rapists, murderers.

@Tonygarry78 3 года назад

I think the 80's were the last decade a kid could just leave on one's bike and come home when the streets lights came on.

@halweiss8671 3 года назад

As a child, my friends and I wanted to break the streetlights so we wouldn’t have to go home. We were so naive. I don’t think we thought if the lights didn’t come on, it wouldn’t get dark. Maybe we did. We didn’t break them though…just wanted to.