It's so obvious how much Eddie had matured from 1984 to 1987. In three years he became so much more comfortable and confident in himself. And so much more mature. A true professional.
Perhaps to an extreme. He seemed somewhat insecure, hence the jokes that teeter on the edge of racist tropes to attempt to reduce him in stature. And I'm not one to pull that card frequently.
@@romulus_ There was also a huge generational difference between them as well. Mr. Carson spoke as someone from his generation did. Everyone could take a joke.
I dont think Eddie is arrogant at all. I think hes aware that Johnny Carson historically sets people up. I think Johnny liked Eddie but knew Eddie was really quick(witty) and unpredictable so he was careful to not get himself embarrassed on his own show. If you ask Eddie a dumb question he will give you a dumb answer. Hes still like that today.
still re-watching. two classics from two generations. Johnny is typical mid-western but he came up thru everything a comedian has done. not the same as Eddie obviously, but they can relate.
Yep, Eddie Murphy! He was and I'm sure still is so perceptive about human behaviors and the social psychology of it all among us. His observations transposed to his humor are what are still needed. Especially now. Dean Seattle
Loved this interview it is very interesting at the beginning, very different and intriguing seeing the interview progress. It got hilarious from the middle on, these two men had very strong and confident personalities and I enjoyed their maneuver of one another. Love Eddie's confidence, yet humble honesty. Loved Johnny's way of engaging presence, stepping back so his guest could shine and praising him.
"Do you like afros?' Jane is not quick witted. Ida be runnin my fingers through it, as my response. Eddie's wit and judgements were great indications of his intellect. I pray he is happy and healthy today. You were wonderfully created Eddie. I thank God for sharing you with us.
This period is peak Eddie Murphy, and this clip was a lot of fun. I missed this by maybe 5 years. But I saw all the big EM movies by the time '91 rolled round. And had Delirious and Raw on a ratty dubbed cassette. Huge fan of the man. From 48 Hours through to Another 48 Hours... all brilliant (except American Defence, anyway!).
Listen to some of Murphy's early stand-up routines. He is one talented dude! Beverly Hills Cop 1 and 2 are great. And Johnny was always a big fan of comedians. He knew just how to have a conversation with Murphy. Good stuff!
It’s so interesting looking at this from today’s perspective. When Johnny asks what he spends his money on and makes suggestions you can see Eddie calls out Johnny for perceiving him as a stereotypical simple black male who likes shiny objects, even the using caricature accent that racist films used to give black people, all to drive home the point to Johnny. But he was smooth with it and had it flow through the conversation without much notice of the audience, all while being funny the whole time. Some people just have that kind of charisma
Eddie further described how his dad was murdered at just 28 years old: “He (Eddie’s dad, Charles) was a victim of the Murphy charm chuckles. A woman stabbed my father. I never got all the logistics. It was supposed to be one of those crimes of passion: ‘If I can’t have you, then no one else will’ kind of deal. Someone said to me one day, ‘That’s why you don’t trust women.’ Get the fu*k outta here. What are you, a fu*%ing psychiatrist?” said Eddie. “I don’t think the two have anything to do with each other. But I was really fu*%ed up about his death. It was really traumatic.” Eddie also said, “I do have two fathers,” referring to his biological dad, Charles, and his stepfather, Vernon. EDDIE’S STEPFATHER DIED IN HIS ARMS…www.iloveoldschoolmusic.com/eddie-murphy-painfully-detailed-dad-brutally-killed-2/
Everyone here is either saying Johnny is a racist or that Eddie is arrogant. Am I the only one who thinks neither? I don't find anything wrong with this interview (perhaps aside from Carson's use of the word "gang").
Carson is not a racist, Eddie is on his show but Carson is a product of his time. People didnt even realise what they we're saying was offensive at the time. It's take a long time for the world to grow up. Eddie was just trying to maintain composure and give it back when he knew what was being say was not totally cool. The smart man takes the high road and that's what Eddie did.
@@bobbyb9907 Men aren't offended like little girls. Stop being a bitch and claim that todays butthurt culture has anything mature about it. More like if you you don't say what i want i will silence you.
I love carson, and how he deals with a young Eddie Murphy, Murphy is very good at taking over, but with Carson, he seemed to keep his role as a guest, Carson is a legend
From SNL, to stand-up shows, Bev Hill's Cop 1, Beverly Hills Cop 2, now Beverly Hills Axel F. Many movies, Coming to America Harlem Nights The Klumps Bowfinger Norbit voice of Donkey Shrek 1&2 The one when he casted as a Veterinarian and talked with the animals, Dr. Dolittle, Raw, Delirious, RogersNeighborhood and Buckwheat skits/shorts on SNL. Myriad of creativity. My husband and I and family enjoy the laughs 😅😂😊😅🎉🎉🎉
Johnny wasn't being racist. He was being funny in a racial context The "watch, coat" comment was awkward but it wasn't meant in a racial sense based on how Carson clarified that he looked for watches too when he first got money.
It was a good interaction..Johnny was somewhat edgy but the comebacks from both of them were good laughs..Eddie really relaxed by the end of the interview..two titans of the moment feelin’ each other’s roles out👍
Eddie Murphy's Beginning Was Saturday Night Live Show, Which Then He Highlighted Into Hollywood, Which I And Many More Of His Fan's Would Say He Was Top Actor In Every Movie And T.V. Show. And He Currently Is Great Actor From His Start All The Way To Today. 😆
That's true man, I am actually close to his age here, I have couple of friends from high school I keep in touch with..it is hard to make new ones after high school. Though I made one I work with recently last year..so I got lucky!
WOW!!! Ellen was on that Show??? I wonder if her and Eddie ran into each other there at that time, cause when Eddie was on her Show she said they Never met before.
People need to stop throwing the word "racist" around! Smh. Eventually, it'll lose its meaning. At worst...Carson was stereotypical in this interview. Racism and stereotyping are two VERY different things!!!
People were not as sensitive back then, but there were parts that were cringe. Eddie handled those instances perfectly, laughed & they moved on. Good interview overall!
Ha! I'm from Kings Park, around a half hour from Merrick, on Long Island (I think Eddie's from Roosevelt). I wonder where in Merrick he's talking about, where him and his buddies stole bikes when they were teenagers
@@luislorenzana4519 I know it's strange but very plausible that she didn't meet Eddie here. He was a movie star lead guest. She was a comic who did not get called to the couch after her set.
Hmmm, interesting. I'm a real Tonight Show and Johnny Carson buff. Ask me anything about the show. Surprisingly I didn't see this segment over the years, perhaps I did watch it like 10 or 20 years ago. Anyway one thing really sticks out here. If you know anything about Johnny, then you would also pick up on it. Johnny did it with many superstars. He would assert his position as the host of the show and not show any fear. He did it to Dean Martin and others too. So in this segment he keeps nailing Eddie about the bike theft. It WAS Eddie who brought it up, mind you. Johnny wasn't racist at all, you guys are merely confused.
John William Carson (Corning, Iowa; 23 de octubre de 1925 - West Hollywood, California; 23 de enero de 2005) fue un presentador, comediante, escritor y productor de televisión estadounidense. 🎙️🎙️🎭🎭🎙️🎙️🎭🎭🎙️🎙️
Eddie is 62 now. The same age as Johnny was in this episode.
Wow. And looks 30 years younger
@@mikekillagreen9432 not 30 but he looks good tho
@@shunjohn3567 It's my opinion. You can have your own.
Johnny & Eddie were GOLD together....
Johnny going toe to toe with an “in his prime” Eddie Murphy. Love this. Johnny was still sharp. 62 vs 26. Great chemistry.
If you watch recent interviews with Eddie he's getting back to his prime. But yeah, nothing can replace 80s Eddie.
And Eddie is 63 looking 40
It's so obvious how much Eddie had matured from 1984 to 1987. In three years he became so much more comfortable and confident in himself. And so much more mature. A true professional.
I thought that back then he was very mature and open-minded with his observations as well as courageous.
Mr. Carson had great admiration for Eddie and it shows. Thanks for sharing.
Perhaps to an extreme. He seemed somewhat insecure, hence the jokes that teeter on the edge of racist tropes to attempt to reduce him in stature. And I'm not one to pull that card frequently.
@@romulus_ There was also a huge generational difference between them as well. Mr. Carson spoke as someone from his generation did. Everyone could take a joke.
Eddie Murphy is one of my favorite actors, I always enjoy watching his movies. I am looking forward to watching Beverly Hills Cop 4 next month!
I watched both of those movies, and they are excellent. Murphy is a quality actor.
Love Eddie’s confidence
I dont think Eddie is arrogant at all. I think hes aware that Johnny Carson historically sets people up. I think Johnny liked Eddie but knew Eddie was really quick(witty) and unpredictable so he was careful to not get himself embarrassed on his own show. If you ask Eddie a dumb question he will give you a dumb answer. Hes still like that today.
Conan did it with Norm MacDonald and Bill Burr all the time.
He was confident and super sexy
Right! Same Eddie in 2024
Eddie just has supreme confidence.
He is funny & intelligent
still re-watching. two classics from two generations. Johnny is typical mid-western but he came up thru everything a comedian has done. not the same as Eddie obviously, but they can relate.
Johnny Carson was absolutely the best!
2024 and Eddie Murphy's humor transcends.
Yep, Eddie Murphy! He was and I'm sure still is so perceptive about human behaviors and the social psychology of it all among us. His observations transposed to his humor are what are still needed. Especially now.
Dean
Seattle
man Eddy was a master in this interview, he could of got his back up, true champ 🏆
Eddie Murphy at his best..thanks Eddie!
Eddie's The Best
One of the greatest!
1987 Eddie Murphy Beverly hills cop 2, Raw, and michael jackson Bad
Also Prince-"Sign Of The Times", Eric B & Rakim-"Paid In Full" album & L.L. Cool J-"Bigger & Deffer".
And The year I was born
@@blachubear Facts
Nah you gotta be trolling bro...Michael Jackson ‘Bad’ was Wesley Snipes....Eddie was in ‘Remember the Time’😂😂😂
Eddie was on top of the world around this time and now he sucks like hell.
Eddie’s always so smooth & hilarious 💖
That's the style
Eddie Murphy sucks now
@@antoniochapman3986
Bull
@@tictactoe4431 he does alright.
was this SHow before Raw was released
jacket is fire
Maaaannnnn
Crazy thing is, its merch for RAW
RIP Charlie Murphy
Loved this interview it is very interesting at the beginning, very different and intriguing seeing the interview progress.
It got hilarious from the middle on, these two men had very strong and confident personalities and I enjoyed their maneuver of one another.
Love Eddie's confidence, yet humble honesty. Loved Johnny's way of engaging presence, stepping back so his guest could shine and praising him.
Very astute observation of the dynamic between these two .... yeah, they both adapted well to each other by the midpoint.
"Do you like afros?' Jane is not quick witted. Ida be runnin my fingers through it, as my response. Eddie's wit and judgements were great indications of his intellect. I pray he is happy and healthy today. You were wonderfully created Eddie. I thank God for sharing you with us.
This period is peak Eddie Murphy, and this clip was a lot of fun. I missed this by maybe 5 years. But I saw all the big EM movies by the time '91 rolled round. And had Delirious and Raw on a ratty dubbed cassette. Huge fan of the man. From 48 Hours through to Another 48 Hours... all brilliant (except American Defence, anyway!).
Listen to some of Murphy's early stand-up routines. He is one talented dude! Beverly Hills Cop 1 and 2 are great. And Johnny was always a big fan of comedians. He knew just how to have a conversation with Murphy. Good stuff!
Murphy _is_ indeed, as you say, 'one talented dude' , however, the films you cite were/are lame.
@@manofiske3318 Did I really mention the BHC movies? I take it back. Thanks for calling me out.
He knew how to handle ALL of his guests.
@@walterkoziol3822 Absolutely.
eddie and richard-my guys
It’s so interesting looking at this from today’s perspective. When Johnny asks what he spends his money on and makes suggestions you can see Eddie calls out Johnny for perceiving him as a stereotypical simple black male who likes shiny objects, even the using caricature accent that racist films used to give black people, all to drive home the point to Johnny. But he was smooth with it and had it flow through the conversation without much notice of the audience, all while being funny the whole time. Some people just have that kind of charisma
A typical white liberal the great savior
That old racist white man was no match for Eddie
Ok mangina
I remember laying in bed watching this , Johnny was a true gem in television history
I want Eddie’s “Raw” jacket he has on in this interview
🙌🏽 YES this is GOLD
I'll always love Eddie he reminds me so much of my farther, i wish he was still living😢
Awwww bless ur heart I'm sorry to hear that 😣
@@nadiaglaspy8055 I like to bless you! With your sexy looking self😘
Eddie is still alive!
@@ChangingTides777He was speaking 🗣️ of his father wishing he were still alive whom Murph reminded him of.
Love the way Eddie gave Carson the discreet middle finger when he said “why don’t you go steal his bike” 😀
I think you have it wrong. He as simply resting his hand on his face for a moment. Nothing deliberate at all.
Yeah, I think he did😂 (@around 6:10)
It was his index finger not his middle finger.
This is like the sequel to trading places
Eddie was just naturally a very funny guy..
WAS? IS.....
@@mikewhite4560 Excatly!!! Thus he's a comic.
That was cool of Eddie to stick around till the end of the show,lol
Noted that. Classy af.
Probably a thrill for Jane. Wonder if they hooked up after the show. She’s still very attractive.
That was standard on the Tonight Show in that era. To NOT stick around would be rude.
I LOOOOOVE EDDIE
His Swagger ✨
Eddie was fly
love eddie and what a fun surprise jane leeves .
I thought she stayed until the end.
This is so awesome
The 80's!
Eddie was brilliant back in the day 😝
A bonus here! A short clip with Jane Leeves who went on to be "Daphne Moon" on Frasier.
eddie's father was murdered when he was 8….he spent time in an institution for kids with tough home situations a while with his brother
Eddie further described how his dad was murdered at just 28 years old:
“He (Eddie’s dad, Charles) was a victim of the Murphy charm chuckles. A woman stabbed my father. I never got all the logistics. It was supposed to be one of those crimes of passion: ‘If I can’t have you, then no one else will’ kind of deal. Someone said to me one day, ‘That’s why you don’t trust women.’ Get the fu*k outta here. What are you, a fu*%ing psychiatrist?” said Eddie.
“I don’t think the two have anything to do with each other. But I was really fu*%ed up about his death. It was really traumatic.”
Eddie also said, “I do have two fathers,” referring to his biological dad, Charles, and his stepfather, Vernon. EDDIE’S STEPFATHER DIED IN HIS ARMS…www.iloveoldschoolmusic.com/eddie-murphy-painfully-detailed-dad-brutally-killed-2/
i didnt know that he died when eddie was only 8, thats rough man!.....wasnt he a police officer and had a short pro boxing career?
@@stavros693000 His mother married his stepdad when he was still very young. His step dad was a boxer.
The bit about the special lady is hilarious. That's straight into Boomerang
Eddie was just plain GORGEOUS!!! Not just talented!!! Damn he was HOT!!!
“What was interesting, it was Floyd the shoeshine man who said that” CARSON IS A NUT 🤣🤣🤣
Everyone here is either saying Johnny is a racist or that Eddie is arrogant. Am I the only one who thinks neither? I don't find anything wrong with this interview (perhaps aside from Carson's use of the word "gang").
I thought gang was a bit funny, too many woke snowflakes these days, like the fa_police Eddie made fun of :)
You are not alone. I feel the same way.
Carson is not a racist, Eddie is on his show but Carson is a product of his time. People didnt even realise what they we're saying was offensive at the time. It's take a long time for the world to grow up. Eddie was just trying to maintain composure and give it back when he knew what was being say was not totally cool. The smart man takes the high road and that's what Eddie did.
@@bobbyb9907 Men aren't offended like little girls. Stop being a bitch and claim that todays butthurt culture has anything mature about it. More like if you you don't say what i want i will silence you.
Jane Leaves . She was one of Hills Angles,( Benny Hill) and of course Daphne Moon on Frasier. Amazing !!!
The great of all time
Woah... maybe till Chapelle showed up
Yeah,sure.
I love carson, and how he deals with a young Eddie Murphy, Murphy is very good at taking over, but with Carson, he seemed to keep his role as a guest, Carson is a legend
Bowfinger man ❤❤❤
Eddie played him lol look at that big watch Amos
That part had a distinct Old School Racist spin on it. EM didn't appreciate it after all the work that got him on this show.
Johnny Carson’s the gold and diamond standard of late night talk show hosts… bar none… well, maybe Letterman’s an exception!
Love It
When Eddie Murphy overshadows the host.
Drop the word when, and just say what you’re trying to say. This isn’t a sentence
David letterman did the same thing in three different interviews, always asking him about his money and what he buys.
Eddie was a cool customer from the get-go.
Johnny got one in with the shoeshine joke.
You just cannot catch Eddie....
Eddie is an amazing actor👍👍
From SNL, to stand-up shows, Bev Hill's Cop 1, Beverly Hills Cop 2, now Beverly Hills Axel F. Many movies,
Coming to America
Harlem Nights
The Klumps
Bowfinger
Norbit
voice of Donkey Shrek 1&2
The one when he casted as a Veterinarian and talked with the animals, Dr. Dolittle,
Raw,
Delirious,
RogersNeighborhood and Buckwheat skits/shorts on SNL.
Myriad of creativity. My husband and I and family enjoy the laughs 😅😂😊😅🎉🎉🎉
Eddie Murphy biggest movie star in the world. Eddie was awesome in the 80s fell off in the 90s.
He did not fall off in the 90s. Boomerang, the nutty professor, Dr. Dolittle would suggest otherwise. He was more so hit and miss in the 90s.
Didn't fall off. We fall back. Big diff.
Ion know his catalog in the 90s was tough too 🔥🔥
He didn’t fall off
Great interview, 2 masters going toe to toe. We have the jimmies now it’s so sad😂
Johnny wasn't being racist. He was being funny in a racial context
The "watch, coat" comment was awkward but it wasn't meant in a racial sense based on how Carson clarified that he looked for watches too when he first got money.
He said remember Clint. He's referring to his childhood friend who played the other barber opposite Arsenio Hall and Eddie in Coming to America.
Eddie has a photographic memory
It was a good interaction..Johnny was somewhat edgy but the comebacks from both of them were good laughs..Eddie really relaxed by the end of the interview..two titans of the moment feelin’ each other’s roles out👍
Wild Charlie Murphy was a boxwe then his career took off on Chappelle Show
Eddie Murphy's Beginning Was Saturday Night Live Show, Which Then He Highlighted Into Hollywood, Which I And Many More Of His Fan's Would Say He Was Top Actor In Every Movie And T.V. Show. And He Currently Is Great Actor From His Start All The Way To Today. 😆
They made johnny that smoking room. 😂
That's true man, I am actually close to his age here, I have couple of friends from high school I keep in touch with..it is hard to make new ones after high school. Though I made one I work with recently last year..so I got lucky!
I can here all the characters from nutty professor!!❤
sure u do😂😂😂
Yeah, Jane Leeves was HotAF back in '87! She was promoting for a 2nd season of "Throb" sitcom. She ended up with a TV exec.
WOW!!! Ellen was on that Show??? I wonder if her and Eddie ran into each other there at that time, cause when Eddie was on her Show she said they Never met before.
BHC4 is coming soon. His words after "Coming 2 America" is complete
Couldn't have been broadcast in 1986, as Beverly hills Cop 2, was released in May 87.
People need to stop throwing the word "racist" around! Smh. Eventually, it'll lose its meaning. At worst...Carson was stereotypical in this interview. Racism and stereotyping are two VERY different things!!!
People like you need to shut up.
Yeah, so Johnny asked Eddie some different questions because he's black. Big deal. Some people have to try and find racism everywhere.
People were not as sensitive back then, but there were parts that were cringe. Eddie handled those instances perfectly, laughed & they moved on. Good interview overall!
Queens,New York!
I think this show aired originally in 1987, not 86; Cop 2 came out that year.
I believe you're absolutely right.
It says RAW on his jacket
@@TurboLazer007 Yes and Raw cam out in Dec of 87'.
He.went to High school on Long Island!
7:22 GREAT COMEBACK
Edward Regan Murphy, conocido artísticamente como Eddie Murphy (Brooklyn, Nueva York; 3 de abril de 1961)
Eddie had America by the ass in '87‼️
Eddie Murphy is the best, he handled johnny's sws a** slick comments like a G.
That gang comment especially
LOL, Ellen was the next guest! :D
His pants are so tight lol
Pants were more form fitting then. Skinny Jeans they wear today? Thats what you call tight.
Eddie is much smarter than Carson. All his answers made the questions look dumb. Eddie is NATURALLY FUNNY. Carson is a try hard.
For those of you passionately riding Eddie,I'd like to remind you, it's Johnny's show, and at that point for some 40 years,THE KING OF LATE NIGHT
Wrong
Ha! I'm from Kings Park, around a half hour from Merrick, on Long Island (I think Eddie's from Roosevelt). I wonder where in Merrick he's talking about, where him and his buddies stole bikes when they were teenagers
Eddie Murphy…. My Man My Ni….! As Denzel Says!!!
I didn’t bring a gang , I brought my 😂😂😂😂
“Well we have a young lady by the name of Ellen Degeneres”... who knew what she would become? It’s funny to hear him speak of Ellen as an amateur
Louis Broadway Eddie and Ellen started around the same time. It’s crazy how fast Eddie became that big.
Is it ellen becuse on Her show she said she never meet eddie Murphy youtube ellen meets eddie fir the first time
@Shahaan Singh xxcxxxxxc
@@luislorenzana4519 I know it's strange but very plausible that she didn't meet Eddie here. He was a movie star lead guest. She was a comic who did not get called to the couch after her set.
Too bad he's still on television I mean her or 🤔
This is been somewhat edited down.
Yes, very amateurish.
Back when Eddie Murphy was cool.
Was? Eddie is 60 and would take your girl is a second.
stfu antonio ..u r a loser !
May 21, 1987 per IMDB
10:03 I laughed out loud here
what the hell is Daphne Moon doing here!?
Was this before or after Raw because Eddie and Johnny talking about money and marriage would be super awkward after his bit on Raw about Johnny 😂😂
Did Eddie hook up with Daphne from Frasier?
😮
Hmmm, interesting. I'm a real Tonight Show and Johnny Carson buff. Ask me anything about the show.
Surprisingly I didn't see this segment over the years, perhaps I did watch it like 10 or 20 years ago.
Anyway one thing really sticks out here. If you know anything about Johnny, then you would also pick up on it.
Johnny did it with many superstars. He would assert his position as the host of the show and not show any fear. He did it to Dean Martin and others too.
So in this segment he keeps nailing Eddie about the bike theft. It WAS Eddie who brought it up, mind you. Johnny wasn't racist at all, you guys are merely confused.
John William Carson (Corning, Iowa; 23 de octubre de 1925 - West Hollywood, California; 23 de enero de 2005) fue un presentador, comediante, escritor y productor de televisión estadounidense.
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“A lady named Ellen DeGeneres”