Sid and Tyler look back at a classic, Eddie Murphy's Delirious. Will it stand the test of time?

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This week on The Pod Charles Cinecast, presented by The Prince Charles Cinema, hosts Jonathan Foster & Fil Freitas are back to see in the New Year with all that extra holiday weight!

After weeks of guilt eating, the pair desperate to get back into shape, look to none other than the 1996 Eddie Murphy comedy classic THE NUTTY PROFESSOR for inspiration.

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Edward Murphy is without a doubt one of the most successful comics in history.

Despite his turbulent upbringing in Brooklyn, NY, his rise to superstardom was positively meteoric.

After joining the cast of Saturday Night Live at the age of 19, he would become one of America's biggest box office attractions, starring in films and stand-up specials that remain among the highest grossing of all time.

His material at the time was provocative and controversial, though, and in many cases, it has not aged particularly well.

This week, we're asking the question: Is Eddie Murphy the worst?

A lʹoccasion de la réédition en DVD et BluRay du "Flic de Beverly Hills", "Un fauteuil pour deux", "Golden Child", "Un prince à New York" et "Un vampire à Brooklyn", tous interprétés par Eddie Murphy, Rafael Wolf explique les raisons du succès phénoménal du comédien, devenu la première star afro-américaine dans les années 80.

Need a little light right now? Look no further than award-winning actress & ball-of-sunshine @KylaPratt.  Kyla is known for originating the role of Penny Proud, but you may know her as Eddie Murphy's daughter in the Dr. Doolittle franchise, or for currently starring on FOX's hit comedy #CallMeKat opposite @MayamBialik. 

Kyla is a beloved actress, but we learn she is so much more than that. As a musician, mom, and passionate student of history, Kyla excitedly looks towards more "serious" roles on the horizon, even considering a career in producing and directing to elevate underrepresented voices (and possibly retell the incredible story of her Black Panther Uncle who was wrongly convicted of murder.)  She also discusses motherhood, mental health, The Proud Family and even plays Proud family trivia.  She also talks Eddy Murphy and many other Hollywood legends.    

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Merry New Year!! No, in this country, we say “Happy” New Year. The guys discuss the greatest “New Years” movie of all time… Trading Places! This movie oozes so much of the essence of what made the 80’s the 80’s, through the re-telling a classic tale of “nature vs. nurture.” And of course, it was right in the middle of the meteoric arc of Eddie Murphy’s career, which included two groundbreaking stand-up comedy movies that actually played in the cinemas! They then embark on a discussion of the stand up comedy of the 80’s, which was truly a golden era. Finally, they discuss how political correctness is destroying the comedy they grew up with… can I get an awomen?

Beverly Hills Trek!? Adam Clery presents 10 Notorious Star Trek Urban Legends...

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We have a whole lot of fun discussing which memories/moments (gifts) are we keeping from 2020 and which are we happy to return. And somehow Eddie Murphy and Lebron end up in the convo. Have a listen and have a MERRY CHRISTMAS!!

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Get ready to party all the time, because this week Gavin and Louie take a deep dive into the career of the Beverly Hills Cop himself, Eddie Murphy! From Trading Places to Dream Girls to Dolemite Is My Name, we cover the entire career of The Distinguished Gentleman!

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On this episode of The Deep Cut, host John Rocha welcomes Australian actor and fashion icon Kodi Smit-McPhee to talk about his latest film, the sci-fi environmental thriller 2067. They also discuss Kodi's experiences playing Nightcrawler in the latest iteration of the X-Men universe and if he'd welcome a chance to return to Kurt Wagner again, working with Eddie Murphy and Wesley Snipes on Dolemite is My Name and riding astral planes in meditation. So much is explored here as these two have a fun conversation about his career and his latest film.

2067's synopsis reads: When Earth's air becomes unbreathable, a message from the future sends a man on a dangerous mission to an unknown world to save the human race. The film is available NOW On Demand and On Digital. Watch this one, people. It is damn good!

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