Eddie Murphy, the legendary comedian and actor, revealed in the Apple TV+ documentary "Number One on the Call Sheet" that he has only auditioned for one role in nearly 50 years of work. He discussed his early ambition to become famous, which began at age 16. His big break came when he was cast on "Saturday Night Live" at 19, leading to a stream of successful films like "48 Hrs." and "Beverly Hills Cop." Murphy also acknowledged influential advice from Sidney Poitier and others about his career choices.
Eddie Murphy, with a career spanning almost 50 years, revealed he has only auditioned once, for 'Saturday Night Live,' demonstrating his extraordinary early success.
In the Apple TV+ documentary 'Number One on the Call Sheet,' Murphy shared his early ambition and how his first big break propelled him to fame.
Murphy recalled receiving impactful advice from icons like Sidney Poitier, who dissuaded him from playing certain roles, shaping the direction of his career.
Reflecting on his career, Murphy noted, 'I knew I was going to be famous,' underscoring the confidence that guided him from a young age.
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