Now they Have a Series on Bet Which is a Sequal to the movie, It follows the Children of Marcus, Anglea, Jacqueline. My only hope is Eddie returns as Marcus on the Show
For this reason Eddie Murphy will always remain a king to me. I saw Eddie Murphy the other night at the premiere for his new movie, and my mouth dropped and I although I'm a big fan, I wasn't expecting to have that reaction. My mouth literally dropped open and I couldn't close it for about 10 seconds. Eddie Murphy also stood up at the Oscars, the fucking Oscars, it says something similar, talking up for black people and away that we would be proud of Kanye for doing today. Nobody ever talks about that, and not very many people do it, but not only was he walking the walk, but he was talking to talk which is usually not a thing in Hollywood. I read that article that they're referencing and after eight years of The Cosby Show being the greatest TV show on television, you would think that in 1992, we'd be out of this black people can live regular lives, fairytale shit, but we weren't. And I'm not just blowing smoke, but Boomerang is one of my top five movies of all time. It helped the young 12 year old boy from a city in Indiana, stuck between two murder capitals in Gary Indiana and Chicago Illinois, it helped me see that black people could be professional and have a lot of money in professional settings oh, because it was something that I wasn't sitting in my everyday life. Representation matters. Kudos King
@@DefSquadFan Nah he never lost it. People don’t realize how naturally funny Eddie Murphy is. He can never not be funny. He did choose poor movie roles that didn’t highlight his range but Eddie is naturally hilarious. I wish he would’ve done one more stand up tour during this era.
Eddie Murphy was my first ever crush when I was five years old! Stunningly dark handsome man, GOD gifted-talented he is, love everything his in, always cheers me up, always have soft spot for Eddie, always..Now you don't get talent like this now days, old school is best, and he gets better with age, funny yet still CLASS ACT.. from Australia :)
I have always thought the same thing. The haircut, and the way his mustache was trimmed. I wouldn't be surprised if the whole look was on purpose. The brother has always been dapper in all of his interviews.
Interesting fact... that black cowboy movie was made, and it's name is DJANGO. The exec producer of Boomerang (the film Eddie is promoting here) is Reginald Hudlin, who was part of those conversations, and gave Quentin the idea years later. That's why if you look on the credits for Django you'll see Reginald Hudlin as a producer...and I think we'll all agree Jamie Foxx played the character Eddie Murphy is describing here...just wish they'd have used the cast he suggested too!
Nothing Philosophical about it . Every word of what he said was true. And is still true to this day. Maybe Your not black so you just don't understand or know what he's talking about.
The one think that impresses me SO much about Eddie Murphy is that he has a "commitment to excellence" that he always maintains with modesty (not being humble although he is because most people confuse modesty with being humble). He has the right balance of commitment, style, modesty & intelligence while being the best comedian in todays world and arguably the best comedian ever.
Growing up I knew Eddie through movies like Dr. Doolittle, Shrek, or Norbit, something like this, so I never paid much attention and recognition to his progressiveness and impact. I never attributed the respect I’ve come to have for him now. It wasn’t until I heard other people who were widely regarded amongst the public and media give respect and adulation to him or references about the significance of his body of work etc. So, after delving into his work, and watching interviews like this one, I’ve come to learn and recognize that this man was and is a big deal. His fearlessness in pushing boundaries and redefining notions that were widely misconceived and misrepresented is commendable to say the least.
Love me some Eddie Murphy and Jay Leno. I miss them days when they were so visible and polarizing to the media and public. Now them days are gone. There aint no Eddie Murphy's, Jim Carrey's, Chris Tuckers, Martin Lawrences, Leno's, or Eddie Griffin's in the comedy landscape today. Trust me, the 1980s, 1990s, and 2000s decades are loooooooooooong gone.
Since Eddie is back, and Dolomite is doing amazing, and have big buzz, and Coming to America 2 bout to come out, Boomerang 2 needs to come out, and have the cast of the BET spin-off series with the original cast
Well this clip was from Spring 1992 (thank you MyTalkShowHeroes) when Eddie was transitioning into leading man roles. He was a MUCH different Eddie in this period than he was in the 1980s. You could tell just by this interview.
eleganticewood Bowfinger, Dreamgirls, 48 Hours. But I think the idea was...Eddie was 30-31 here and maturing. People expected him to be that young guy forever but he evolved and grew.
Im a letterman guy but i now see why leno was "the guy" on the biggest platform in late-night during this period..he handled Hollywood with ease..and as for Eddie, the coldest brother you ever seen!
THIS 1992...YEAR I LEFT HOME...TO START MY GROWN UP LIFE...I WENT TO SEE BOOMERANG WITH MU OLDER SISTER, AND THAT MOVIE WAS EDDIE'S LAST BIG HIT, AFTER THAT HE STARTED GOING DOWN HILL...BUT I STILL LOVED..HE HELPED TO MAKE THE 80s FUN!!!
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Beverly Hills cop 1,2 and Boomerang, that was pretty much it and Golden Child was mediocore. He shifted away from Character. Everyone wanted Axel Foley but he became something else.
Yea he went through about a 4 year funk where his movies were flopping from 92-96. It wasn’t until “The Nutty Professor” came out that he got some of his buzz back.
This was Eddie's time! This is when he was feeling real Cute! Deep time! ''Bommerang'' Time.........He can hardly talk,he feels so damn cute! He got it all to himself!!!
I didn’t appreciate how Leno didn’t give Eddie’s video teaser a chance to play, Oh and the cup of water that was truly bull shit but Eddie calls his ass out happy he did! That’s right like Ed said he ain’t going no place ;soooo happy to see that you’re still standing tall love you Ed;💕😍😍🥰🥰
I Wish I Could Find The Interview With Arsenio Hall Promoting Boomerang and They Talk About Bill Cosby, Voting, Friend Thats a Fly, Halle Berry and That Was a Funny Interview and I Just Cant Find It Anywhere. Thanks For This Upload Cuz Hes Wearing The Same Bracelet He and Arsenio Talk About Which Ties In B. Cosby lol. Thanks Again.
Eddy got me crying of laughter...deadwooddick ..didnt see that one comin...let me laugh Eddy so I can get through this corona-quarantine... Jay knows he aint half as funny as Eddy
James Douglas Muir Leno (New Rochelle, 28 de abril de 1950), conocido como Jay Leno, es un presentador de televisión y humorista satírico estadounidense.
Wish he would get this fine deBonnaire look back!!! Not that he's looking bad at all for his age at all he's aging rather gracefully looking better than most actors that are 20yrs his jr., what I'm merely saying is I personally just love this look on him, the long sideburns & coldblack hair does him more justice! Looks as young as I do today & were 3 days apart! Haaa!☆☆☆♡♡♡ keep getting up Eddie♤ an old fan☆♡
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Eddie Murphy looks so amazing here - love the hair and he has on the classiest jacket and stock combo I have ever seen.
Like FrFr…this has to be the Eddie he envisioned when he’s his most confident. Savvy
Boomerang is a classic. Eddie was on a roll at this time.
he was
He on a roll again with dolemite.
Now they Have a Series on Bet Which is a Sequal to the movie, It follows the Children of Marcus, Anglea, Jacqueline. My only hope is Eddie returns as Marcus on the Show
@@tylerchatman67 After 30 year's and in this era. Hard to pull that off.
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“Who’s running that office?” 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Eddie was woke before it was a trend. And the style he's dripping is classic.
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Woke has been overly abused and lost its meaning
Explain
@BK Forever Yes, it is. You're just a dumb kid
FACTS 😍
For this reason Eddie Murphy will always remain a king to me. I saw Eddie Murphy the other night at the premiere for his new movie, and my mouth dropped and I although I'm a big fan, I wasn't expecting to have that reaction. My mouth literally dropped open and I couldn't close it for about 10 seconds.
Eddie Murphy also stood up at the Oscars, the fucking Oscars, it says something similar, talking up for black people and away that we would be proud of Kanye for doing today. Nobody ever talks about that, and not very many people do it, but not only was he walking the walk, but he was talking to talk which is usually not a thing in Hollywood.
I read that article that they're referencing and after eight years of The Cosby Show being the greatest TV show on television, you would think that in 1992, we'd be out of this black people can live regular lives, fairytale shit, but we weren't.
And I'm not just blowing smoke, but Boomerang is one of my top five movies of all time. It helped the young 12 year old boy from a city in Indiana, stuck between two murder capitals in Gary Indiana and Chicago Illinois, it helped me see that black people could be professional and have a lot of money in professional settings oh, because it was something that I wasn't sitting in my everyday life. Representation matters. Kudos King
Jay seems so uncomfortable. But uncomfortable in the sense that he’s trying to get comfortable but Eddie won’t quite let him in. It’s funny lol
It’s because the job demands him to say things like “I really liked Boomerang.”
Mannnn Eddie look like he just step off the boomerang set looking too smooth lls
Trying to be too smooth had an effect on his comedy later on.
@@DefSquadFan true I agree
@@DefSquadFan Nah he never lost it. People don’t realize how naturally funny Eddie Murphy is. He can never not be funny. He did choose poor movie roles that didn’t highlight his range but Eddie is naturally hilarious. I wish he would’ve done one more stand up tour during this era.
Leno couldn't keep up. with his prewritten questions that dont follow on. Eddie was a BOSS
Eddie Murphy was my first ever crush when I was five years old! Stunningly dark handsome man, GOD gifted-talented he is, love everything his in, always cheers me up, always have soft spot for Eddie, always..Now you don't get talent like this now days, old school is best, and he gets better with age, funny yet still CLASS ACT.. from Australia :)
Eddie Murphy is an absolute comedic god.
This Eddie back in the day was the best Eddie. Everyone today just looks tired and the 80,90’s magic is gone.
There is nobody like Eddie!! He's one in a million!! ❤😊
So there is 7000 like him
@@therealmatysek so you counted
"Look, a falling star"
STRAIGHT FACTS!
Trillion
I miss the 80's and early 90's ,life is depressing as hell now 😔
And early 2000's. Internet killed it.
Hello. You are right
Life looks like it was so much fun back then.
Facts!
Yeah I know. Who would have thought it would be like this? Very depressing!
Cool about Eddie giving props to Byron Allen back then and today Allen's a billionaire.
Eddie was on top at this point in life!
Eddie Murphy's haircut looks like the singer Keith Washington's haircut.
😂😂😂😂 that's sooo true!!!
YES he did. 😃
That haircut was super popular back then. Eddie’s just a more expensive cut
That was the "New Jack" style back then lol
I have always thought the same thing. The haircut, and the way his mustache was trimmed. I wouldn't be surprised if the whole look was on purpose. The brother has always been dapper in all of his interviews.
I loved the high tech 27" TV rising and lowering into the floor
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Jason Eddie was ive had one of these since 88
420p HD 😂😂
that famous Boomerang haircut
8:32 Eddie gave that Byron Allen thing back. Like "Here, I don't want this sh*t!"😄😄😄😄😄😄
eddie was gorgeous 🤯😍😍😍😍😍😍 & that song is did w michael is my faaaaaav i love it
Damn they ain't like boomerang
I SWEAR I NEVER NOTICED BOOMERANG WAS AN ALL BLACK LEAF CAST......AND I'M BLACK! WTF. THE MOVIE WAS TOO GOOD 2 NOTICE!
Because you just saw people bro, white people don't see us as people
Thats the exact reason why i attended a hbcu
Jon Samuels boom!! When shit’s good who cares about color
I just noticed it and I’m damn near 40
@@NhemF Yeah clearly among a billion of white people clearly all hate all black people, if not, you for sure.
Eddie murphy has always been good looking but he was fine in the early 90s.
Lola Monroe he was...
Halle Berry was also fine in 1992
@@kirkrudeboyadams4633 RIDICULOUSLY!!! So pretty I felt super ugly looking at her
Yeah he was fine as fuck
@@Elbowspurs stop hating bitch
Eddie Murphy and Keith Washington in the early 90s must obviously went to the same salon.
Mr Shoes they looked like twins around this time
Brillant
Lol!!!
And Jermaine Jackson
😂🤣😂🤣
To keep it real...Carson, Leno Letterman, and Ellen were ALL uncomfortable when Eddie came on their show!
Aundrey mosley he’s ahead of them
Real shit !!
They were haters. They're interviewing a guy they wish they were. Look at how jealous Leno sounds
Because he's the women's pet and the white man's threat
True
Interesting fact... that black cowboy movie was made, and it's name is DJANGO. The exec producer of Boomerang (the film Eddie is promoting here) is Reginald Hudlin, who was part of those conversations, and gave Quentin the idea years later. That's why if you look on the credits for Django you'll see Reginald Hudlin as a producer...and I think we'll all agree Jamie Foxx played the character Eddie Murphy is describing here...just wish they'd have used the cast he suggested too!
Jamie did very good, but I got to agree with you :)
Cowboy versus freed slave out for vengeance. You missed it by 1000 miles.
John Pitts No... No ... No ... That's a satirical slave movie.. just NO
John Pitts .
eleganticewood 😂ikr
Eddie kilt it. He was on some serious philosophical shit from 6:07 to 6:27. Probably the best part of the interview in my mind.
Nothing Philosophical about it . Every word of what he said was true. And is still true to this day. Maybe Your not black so you just don't understand or know what he's talking about.
Dude is naturally smart and witty.
Eddie had ego and came at a time where some white comedian legends would try to emasculate young black comedians.
I didnt know that was going on back then.
No eddie had confidence and self esteemed to the hilt
@@DefSquadFan wow. You didn't? That's scary
He didn't have ego, fool. He had a whole lot of common sense
Same thing when Johnny Carson interviewed him and he checked him
Eddie Murphy held us down on national television 📺 🐐 Goat
Boomerang is the sexiest Eddie ever looked PERIOD
Agreed. Big difference from when he was on SNL
He was smooth asf in Vampire in Brooklyn too.
A western with Eddie, Denzel, Wesley Snipes and the Wayans bros. in the early 90s would have been a classic. I would have loved to see that movie.
What's up Donald Trump
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This is why I loved when he appeared in the Arsenal Hall show he was himself.
He was himself here too. What you talking about?
@@bnwo nah you can tell hes more careful with his word.on the arsenio show he was more live
No matter where you see Eddie he boomerang Marcus fresh
Love 💕Eddie the greatest comic of all time ever!
Better than bob hope ?
Damn, Eddie look fly and sharp too...I will watch the movie again soon
The one think that impresses me SO much about Eddie Murphy is that he has a "commitment to excellence" that he always maintains with modesty (not being humble although he is because most people confuse modesty with being humble).
He has the right balance of commitment, style, modesty & intelligence while being the best comedian in todays world and arguably the best comedian ever.
While watching all these old Eddie Murphy interviews, I can always tell what movie he is working on by looking at his hair.
Same here 😊
Boomerang and Distinguished Gentleman...now that's a good double feature.
Growing up I knew Eddie through movies like Dr. Doolittle, Shrek, or Norbit, something like this, so I never paid much attention and recognition to his progressiveness and impact. I never attributed the respect I’ve come to have for him now. It wasn’t until I heard other people who were widely regarded amongst the public and media give respect and adulation to him or references about the significance of his body of work etc. So, after delving into his work, and watching interviews like this one, I’ve come to learn and recognize that this man was and is a big deal. His fearlessness in pushing boundaries and redefining notions that were widely misconceived and misrepresented is commendable to say the least.
Love me some Eddie Murphy and Jay Leno. I miss them days when they were so visible and polarizing to the media and public. Now them days are gone. There aint no Eddie Murphy's, Jim Carrey's, Chris Tuckers, Martin Lawrences, Leno's, or Eddie Griffin's in the comedy landscape today. Trust me, the 1980s, 1990s, and 2000s decades are loooooooooooong gone.
Leno trying to be cool is cringeworthy.
Ke'Juan Moses exactly
Leno's an uptight White Guy. Next to Eddie he's a Doofus.
ITS MARCUS GRAHAM!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
The Man fresh out of Jet Magazine!!!!!
Great interview!👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾💯👀👀👊🏾🤘🏾👍🏾
Since Eddie is back, and Dolomite is doing amazing, and have big buzz, and Coming to America 2 bout to come out, Boomerang 2 needs to come out, and have the cast of the BET spin-off series with the original cast
the series is shit
No. They do not need to try to remake that classic... just leave it alone
Coming to America 2 was ehh it should have never been made. It had a lot of corny moments with the son of prince Akeem.
Well this clip was from Spring 1992 (thank you MyTalkShowHeroes) when Eddie was transitioning into leading man roles. He was a MUCH different Eddie in this period than he was in the 1980s. You could tell just by this interview.
I Haven't seen a movie that Ed was in that he wasn't the star
eleganticewood facts
eleganticewood Bowfinger, Dreamgirls, 48 Hours. But I think the idea was...Eddie was 30-31 here and maturing. People expected him to be that young guy forever but he evolved and grew.
tha boomerang eddie...
mane shinin' on dey ass 2 ✌🏿😄
Facts!!!!!!
Im a letterman guy but i now see why leno was "the guy" on the biggest platform in late-night during this period..he handled Hollywood with ease..and as for Eddie, the coldest brother you ever seen!
Love this interview
Why white people didn't like boomerang
Who went back in time and gave Eddie a charm bracelet! He's lookin pretty 2014 in there!
If I'd met Eddie Murphy as a kid, I honestly would've thought he was my dad. Sheeesh they are TWINS
Omg Jay said the monitor was hi-tech. I’m looking at it in 2019 & saying to myself “wow that’s old😂😂”
Back then it scared a lot of the guess.It was like a nuclear missile being fired.Cutting edge technology.😄
The distinguished gentleman.
He's too smart for that Leno
He was sharp as hell, kinda intimidating.
@@markant9534 why they didn't like boomerang
Why they didn't like boomerang
Leno is painfully awkward!
That's fear
This was Eddies last good run, boomerang was a cool movie, he's at his best right here.😎
THIS 1992...YEAR I LEFT HOME...TO START MY GROWN UP LIFE...I WENT TO SEE BOOMERANG WITH MU OLDER SISTER, AND THAT MOVIE WAS EDDIE'S LAST BIG HIT, AFTER THAT HE STARTED GOING DOWN HILL...BUT I STILL LOVED..HE HELPED TO MAKE THE 80s FUN!!!
Beverly Hills
cop 1,2 and Boomerang, that was pretty much it and Golden Child was mediocore. He shifted away from
Character. Everyone wanted Axel Foley but he became something else.
Yea he went through about a 4 year funk where his movies were flopping from 92-96. It wasn’t until “The Nutty Professor” came out that he got some of his buzz back.
@Jason B yea I forgot about that one too 🤣
@@markiegreen5214 Nutty Professor was legendary though!
How jay leno says “This is high tech” and me realizing I’m 17 in 2019 and I’m like that’s a “Big back” 😂😂
Love Eddie and really love his laugh...
Look at BOTH Eddie & Byron now!..#BOSSES
Wow look at that 90s jacket with no collar
6:07 was some deep real talk
That 90’s eddie hairstyle boy...dang! 🔥
Meeh I miss those days the new jack city type of haircut
Nice flowing conversation and interview.
This was Eddie's time! This is when he was feeling real Cute! Deep time! ''Bommerang'' Time.........He can hardly talk,he feels so damn cute! He got it all to himself!!!
anthonygert calm down with all the sweetness
he was starting to fall of after this around 1993 in terms of buzz
wtf are you gay
anthonygert LoL
lmao thats a hell of a description
Unapologetic. I love watching Eddie Murphy interviews.
All ppl have a physical peak when they looked their best.This was Eddie's time!
Why they didn't like boomerang
I didn’t appreciate how Leno didn’t give Eddie’s video teaser a chance to play, Oh and the cup of water that was truly bull shit but Eddie calls his ass out happy he did! That’s right like Ed said he ain’t going no place ;soooo happy to see that you’re still standing tall love you Ed;💕😍😍🥰🥰
Hopefully just copyright from CZcams
Lot of bling on Eddie...
It's a shame that Western film wasn't made. :(
MrZombiejoe it was made... just not with them
@@extraterrestrealthecoppere4704 , who was it made with?
God one of the best movies ever made.
No its not. You serious ? What about the magnificent 7 ? Dummy
i agree. it was very well made
Eddie lookin’ like Prince Akeem up in here 😜 😂
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐👀😎dig it ......smooth look......leno snapped towards the end
Eddie was clean during Harlem Nights and Boomerang. He'd matured in his career by this point.
Sometimes in life you don`t know what you have....Eddie Murphy is not only one cool cat, but what a talent. Eddie Murphy is once-a-life-time.
Cool watch!! Wow i was only 11 yrs old. ❤❤❤
Wow I love that high-tech monitor
Hi, do you have the tonight show episode aired on 29 May 1990 with Jay Leno as guest host and Fran Drescher with two others as guest stars?
Damn, Eddie is looking so fine!!!
Bryon Allen is worth a Billion dollars now.
Ain't that some shit.
Eddie a billionaire too.
Fun&Games no he isn’t lol. Very rich nonetheless tho
*60s: Bill Cosby*
*70s: Richard Pryor*
*80s: Eddie Murphy*
*90s: Martin Lawrence*
*00s: Dave Chappelle*
*10s: Kevin Hurt*
Makes sense
EDDIE MURPHY IS SO AWESOME ON LENO !!
love Eddie
What is that song Branford is playing in the first break?
A player who’s about to be played!!
I Wish I Could Find The Interview With Arsenio Hall Promoting Boomerang and They Talk About Bill Cosby, Voting, Friend Thats a Fly, Halle Berry and That Was a Funny Interview and I Just Cant Find It Anywhere. Thanks For This Upload Cuz Hes Wearing The Same Bracelet He and Arsenio Talk About Which Ties In B. Cosby lol. Thanks Again.
Eddy got me crying of laughter...deadwooddick ..didnt see that one comin...let me laugh Eddy so I can get through this corona-quarantine... Jay knows he aint half as funny as Eddy
Leno is so jive!!!! Thumbs up for Eddie only!!
And you see where Byron Allen's rich ass is now though huh? Props to Eddie for making sure Byron got his respect at that moment.
Amen!!!
Eddie, the goat!
Eddie was one swaav ass brotha. This interview awkward as shit. Had no ideas Eddie was this conscious!
Cant believe jay leno got the tonight show.
I been wondering that shit for years
That watch....... Sheesh
James Douglas Muir Leno (New Rochelle, 28 de abril de 1950), conocido como Jay Leno, es un presentador de televisión y humorista satírico estadounidense.
Wait, where did the question about Halle Berry go?
Right! Did you notice that?????
Love his suit
Eddie is a titannnn
Wish he would get this fine deBonnaire look back!!! Not that he's looking bad at all for his age at all he's aging rather gracefully looking better than most actors that are 20yrs his jr., what I'm merely saying is I personally just love this look on him, the long sideburns & coldblack hair does him more justice! Looks as young as I do today & were 3 days apart! Haaa!☆☆☆♡♡♡ keep getting up Eddie♤ an old fan☆♡
Damn Eddie is too fine
Eddie saw the future with those cowboy movie ideas! Posse, Magnificent 7! I guess Denzel people forgot to call! Lol!
Well they Best Get Used to It...We Ain't Going No Where 🎶