Master Thespian: Can't Get It Right - Saturday Night Live
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The Master Thespian can't get his one line right. Aired 11/22/86
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I love it!!! Robin Williams, Phil Hartman and Jon Lovitz in the same sketch!
Not to mention Dana Carvey and Dennis Miller
I know, right!!! Love it too!
👋 👍
3 comedians that hit that "overly theatrical" character perfectly. Victoria Jackson & Weird Al were also really good at doing those kind of characters.
How about Kevin Nealon on Camera
All at the height of their powers. :) Killer.
Every time the horn blew - the look on Thespian”s face!
1:07 Robin says .."deliver the declaration of war papers" and Phil corrects him "the armistice papers" then Phil almost breaks when Robin says "pardon me, continuity!" Robin improvising from a flubbed line gets a huge laugh.
Hartman was a consummate professional. Williams’ improvisational nature is not a fit with the “just read the cards” style of SNL.
That is a great observation. I missed it the first time but watched it again and laughed.
Yeah that was a great lay up between the two
Damn that's the only time I've seen Hartman break character!! That's how powerful Robin Williams humor was!!
@@blueartistathotmail - You think far too little of the performers. And it was scripted in. It's the 'director; continuity' schtick.
going thru these snl clips is like playing one arm bandit, sooner or later u hit jackpot, and this one is it.
I’ve been watching SNL since 1979. The acting from this cast was simply the best.
I concur, best cast by far
What are you senile?
Of course not! I haven’t even seen Africa.
Man, that was rich!
"I haven't even seen France." Might not have made sense.
Haha! Yep. Loved it!
🤪 👍
Seen nile ;)
@@ihavefallenandicantreachmy2113 Well there was a story I heard about a place in France, where naked ladies dance, and a hole in the wall where the men see it all.
The comedic acting here is just pure perfection. Not once did I spot anyone looking at a cue card, and if they did it was brief...
Williams and hartman standing next to each other 💔 my humour cried a little
Such a loss, both of them....
And so adieu!
@@RRTNZ They went to France?
I totally hear ya. Two Great comedic Legends who tragically lost their lives to either suicide or murder.
Same here 😢
He even almost lost it a little at Robin’s flub. It says something that Robin Williams almost got Phil Hartman to break character.
Williams and Hartman, both brilliant, and both gone way too soon.
That was awesome how at the very end the master thespian said his line correctly and Robin Williams the manic film director sounds of glee in response made it even better
"No it's straight home for me." Lol
Jon Lovitz had me rolling on the floor by the end LOL
Williams’ quick recovery when he blows the line
He was so quick - "Continuity!!"
He even broke Phil - I rewatched that a dozen times
I didn't even think about it until you mentioned it. Felt like a part of the sketch. That was truly an amazing recovery.
It was written in. It's the 'director; continuity' schtick. Why do all the drones think it was flubbed? I swear people have lost their ability to read nuance and subtlety.
Dennis Miller looks 9 years old.
LOL, he does.
Awww...dear Robin. God, he really was the best - so glad I was lucky enough to see him and so many others from the very start ❤️
LOVE Jon Lovitz!!! His voice and mannerisms are hysterical!!!♥️‼️
He was always an underrated cast member.
@@MyKetoRecovery ALWAYS… he’s SO talented!! I always looked foreward to seeing his skits! ♥️‼️
Dennis Miller working the clapper. And it looks like Kevin Nealon as the cameraman.
That IS Dennis Miller! I hadn't noticed.
And a real vintage Mitchell camera and old style blackboard slate to boot.
And Nora Dunn as the script girl
I can't help but say that Dana Carvey is super cute here! ❤️ Still to this day he looks wonderful.
But I guess my heart will always be Phil's 💔 It's amazing about his acting that he never said the same line in a same way during the next takes.
God, how life can be surprisingly sad... Watching Phil and Robin together 💔
May they both rest in peace...
Greetings from Poland to all of you! 🇵🇱
How does this only get 200K views after 8 years? Dennis Miller looked like he was in his early 20’s, Phil Hartman and Robin Williams are standing side by side and both have passed away, but Billie Eilish gets 1.1 billion views!
Omg I didn’t even realize that was Dennis Miller!
The SNL channel made a ton of these videos invisible for years by playing with the country permissions on them.
@@jedijones I doubt they would block the US where there’s over 300 million people.
The mind of the modern drone is empty and waiting to be filled with... nothingness.
Don’t be silly, I’m here to do the film! 🤣🤣🤣🤦🏻♀️
Holy fuck!!! There is so much going on here!!!
Ther era!, the actors!, the genre!, SNL!, the genius!
There are some hidden gems from 80’s SNL to be rediscovered!
So many greats in one scene! Love it!
The lost footage of Marlon Brando on the set of Apocolypse Now
Wow... what a cast for a sketch. Brilliant times :3
Jesus! Hartman, Williams, Carvey and Lovits in 1 sketch. I didn’t know how good I had it back in the day.
Rare to see Phil Hartman break up, but he did after he corrected Robin.
Yeah. This was only his fifth episode, so he was still pretty green. Probably the first time he had been in a situation like that on SNL of trying to smooth over a flub and then have the other actor go after him with ad libs. You could tell he tried to make his smile look like the character's natural reaction to the director, even though that clearly wasn't the type of character he was playing.
I'll always miss you Robin Williams 💖. R.I.P.
Oh my God! Did you see baby face Dennis Miller with the marker?
He was still a starving comedian at this point.
What are you senile?
Of course not, I haven't even seen Africa!
I'm still laughing and giggling.
So good. Hard to believe Jon and Phil upstage Robin. And Phil is playing the straight man! But Robin is Robin and only he can do what he does for that scene.
R.I.P Robbin Williams
It'll be a long time before "and so you're off to France" stops running through my head.
This skit is pure gold.
Dana carvey looking good here
'What??!!' Beautiful moment
This was clever, and literally classic!
SNL, Back when no one was looking at the cue cards!
Rest in powerful peace 🙏
Phillip Edward Hartmann
24 September 1948 ~
28 May 1998⚘
What an amazing cast!
Rest in powerful peace my favorite celebrity and homie of all time 🙏
Robin McLaurin Williams
21 July 1951 ~
11 August 2014⚘
That lighting guy has a wireless headset in 1937
He acquired it from the Church Lady, because, "Magic."
@@ihavefallenandicantreachmy2113 Or SATAN!!!!!!😃
Is it just me or was Dana Carvey kind of handsome when he was younger?
He was a reeeeaaallyyyy good looking man. Heck, even now he looks amazing for a 60something
@@sol.f When I see him now all I think of is Wayne's World. But watching this clip I was like daaaaamn why did I ever notice he was pretty hot in his day?
He’s a fine looking man!
Thought that was him
Watching this really makes me appreciate how comedy works. It's an Art .
Just look at all the talent milling around here. Insane.
This is when snl seemed more like it was for the fun and art of the sketch and comedy, now it’s the same over reference of politics and pop culture
-Oh master Thespian, why you forgot your lines so many times???
-ACTING!!!
-👏👏👏👏👏
A lot of talent on that stage
Because he's acting!
Hahaha, it's like a Marx Brothers bit! :-)
The word-play especially, yeah, like “you go Uruguay, I’ll go mine” from Animal Crackers
This is my favorite Era of SNL.
Robin! I could watch these all day.
Robin Williams and Dana Carvey were good friends from their early comic days before fame
AND NOW YOU'RE OFF TO FRANCE!
1:04 Williams flubs his line describing the armistice papers, Phil corrects him because he realizes the mistake is big enough to matter, as this dialogue is not supposed to be about declaring a war, but about ending the war. Robin Williams then ad libs, calling the "continuity" people to fix the error, and Phil Hartman struggles to contain his laughter.
I can watch this over and over and never gets old
This is the most accurate representation of a director I've seen in a comedy sketch
Amazing little skit.
Young Dana Carvey looking fine as ever 😌
Very funny. Really miss Williams and Hartman.
simply magic!
“What are you, senile?”
“Of course not, I haven’t even seen Africa!”
Lmfao
This might have been the funniest thing to come out of 1987 😉
"Spaceballs: The Movie", is good, as is "Master Thespian Sketches, in Review. 1987 Edition."
Ah, back when nobody had to look at a cue card.
After he says "That's a wrap!" they should have had Kevin Nealon say, "Oh, the camera wasn't rolling."
Best director ever!
Hartman, Carvey, Lovitz. Talk about Mount Rushmore compared to today’s show. Even Dennis Miller doing the “take 1” and Nealon on the camera. My favorite cast ever. Walk in Myers, Sandler, Rock, Schneider, Farley. Perfection.
I hope Dana Carvey and Jon Lovitz were very fortunate to work with two amazing people in the world R.I.P. Robin and Phil
My favorite SNL years!
when Robbin Williams said lets make magic. 😐😐😐 bruh he was the magic. films aint the same without him 😢
Dennis Miller with all that hair!
This is truly a funny skit but... I’m bawling 😭 hearing RW made my heart break. He’s left an gigantic hole in our hearts. 😔
I hear you, that guy was a huge figure from my youth , a true comic genius. I was gutted when I heard of his passing.
Agree 100%
Depression is real, man.
We gotta make sure to check in with folks (even the ones we don’t talk to often).
And also reach out with all we got when we become victim to it.
ACTING!!
GENIUS!!!
THANK YOU!!!!!
This sketch kills me every time 💀💀💀💀💀
"Senile? Of course not, I haven't even seen AFRICA"! 🤣🤣🤣
anyone else notice the guy with headphones in the back
The talent in one scene. And that INCLUDES Dennis Miller. Hartman and Williams so perfect.
Great talent all around in this sketch.
Also…how about the set design. Not too shabby!
Platinum. Pure platinum.
You could tell Williams was coked out of his gourd in this.
Not as outgoing, as usual. Yes.
Did Robin Williams ever take a look at the cute cards? Wow, what a performer!!
Also, Michael Scott brought me here :)
3:57 - 😄
☮
Wow they got Robin Williams on sketch!!!
To be a Master Thespian you only have to BE in productions, you don't have to be good at it. :)
This is what master craft sketch acting looks like. Take notes. NOBODY can improv like Robin did.
I miss robin.rip.
That guy looks like Dana carvey the actor from the master of disguise
It is Dana
“..And so you’re off so France!”
robin's energy is perfect for this
😂😂😂
Dennis Miller on the slate. . . .
Robin and Phil 😢
Rip robin he could cheer me up and make me laugh even when he was sick. Love you robin
There will never be a group like this again.. Very sad..
When the SNL cast was the best
Phil Hartman and Jon Lovich.
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We've identified all the primary cast in this snip.
But who play the sailors who walk in the background? The boom microphone? The lights?
Were they extras? Feature cast?
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LOOOL!
Disheartening to see both Williams and Hartman and the thoughts of their passing ☹️
very #nice
I was waiting for "we weren't rolling" at the end.
That would have been a GREAT close!!! LOL
I see why it took nine months