I love Steve Martin.

That is all.

FarkinHostile: I love Steve Martin.

That is all.

Amen to that.

Dude's a comedic hero of mine.

I just watched Dirty Rotten Scoundrels the other day.

The movie is just as funny as I remember it being the first time I saw it.

coco ebert: SchlingFocker: I just watched Dirty Rotten Scoundrels the other day.

The movie is just as funny as I remember it being the first time I saw it.

LOVE that movie.

One of my favorite movie-watching memories growing up?

Steve Martin stealing Little Shop of Horrors from virtually everyone else in the movie.

SchlingFocker: I just watched Dirty Rotten Scoundrels the other day.

to this day everytime I someone says Oklahoma, I think back to that movie.

Toshiro Mifune's Letter Opener: coco ebert: SchlingFocker: I just watched Dirty Rotten Scoundrels the other day.

The movie is just as funny as I remember it being the first time I saw it.

LOVE that movie.

One of my favorite movie-watching memories growing up?

Steve Martin stealing Little Shop of Horrors from virtually everyone else in the movie.

Better still... (new window)

"Would you like to smell the bottle cap?"

His Maxwell Silverhammer was one of the best parts of that Sgt. Pepper's movie


/other than the cast and crew's coke budget
//what, they were thirsty

FarkinHostile: I love Steve Martin.

That is all.

Steve Martin isn't funny, and hasn't been since 1979. He's been playing the same unfunny "The Jerk" character ever since. We get it, you're wacky over the top guy..

AtticusFinchEsq: Please tell me you have read "Born Standing Up" three or four times. Because if not? GO TO THERE. And by "there" I mean "anywhere you can find that book." Now. It is the ROADHOUSE of autobiographies.

That I have, actually, and not too long ago!

I thought it was a rather interesting look at the nature of comedy itself (such as how he developed and engaged in what Rick Moranis called "anti-comedy").

That's a recommended read for all here, by the bye. Atticus is RIGHT on the money.


LonMead: Better still... (new window)

"Would you like to smell the bottle cap?"

Heh!

Pure gold, that.

*SPIT*

"Excellent choice."

Well, he's no Chevy Chase. Then again, who is?

styckx: Steve Martin isn't funny, and hasn't been since 1979. He's been playing the same unfunny "The Jerk" character ever since. We get it, you're wacky over the top guy..

You sound fun.

I like Steve Martin. It's those cans I hate.

For those who may have missed his tour rider the first time around.

Link (new window)

When I was little, my dad would randomly start doing Steve Martin bits around the house. I thought he was the funniest man alive.

Please forgive the lateness of my reply.

Rye_: styckx: Steve Martin isn't funny, and hasn't been since 1979. He's been playing the same unfunny "The Jerk" character ever since. We get it, you're wacky over the top guy..

You sound fun.

I'm a hit at parties.

Heinlein did something similar.

My brother bought a magic trick from him when he worked at Knott's Berry Farm.

/or Disneyland - can't remember.

well excuse me!

I like this one:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-0MXU3J6Qbs (new window)

I prefer Classic Steve:
Balloon Animals 1979 (new window)

The Great Flydini (new window)

Has he finally stamped out Cat Juggling yet? (new window)

styckx: Steve Martin isn't funny, and hasn't been since 1979. He's been playing the same unfunny "The Jerk" character ever since. We get it, you're wacky over the top guy..

Put note next to your name: "farking clueless comedywise".

well, we have the cruel shoes...

Spanky_McFarksalot: SchlingFocker: I just watched Dirty Rotten Scoundrels the other day.

to this day everytime I someone says Oklahoma, I think back to that movie.

Not me. When I hear Oklahoma, I think of Jon Lovitz suspended by his underwear.

AtticusFinchEsq: Steve Martin on the 92nd Street Y incident, for those who have not read:

Link (new window)

Wow.

/sorry, that's really all I can say about that.

styckx: Steve Martin isn't funny, and hasn't been since 1979. He's been playing the same unfunny "The Jerk" character ever since. We get it, you're wacky over the top guy..

I'm assuming you're trolling.

old news is sooo exciting.
Martin was great but he jumped the shark with the art and banjo schtick.

the letter I got said "My dear family, guess what. Today I found out what my special purpose is for. Gosh what a great time I had. I wish my whole family could have been here with me. Maybe some other time as I intend to do this a lot. Every chance I get. I think next week I'll be able to send some more money as I may have extra work. My friend Patty promised me a blow job. Your loving son, Navin."

And he's got the kisses here.

KingPsyz: His Maxwell Silverhammer was one of the best parts of that Sgt. Pepper's movie


/other than the cast and crew's coke budget
//what, they were thirsty

You have to admire a film that takes one of the most quintessentially British albums of all time and reconoiters a story around it that's not only set in the American Heartland, but is presented as a celebration of all things American.

fark yeah.

I think Steve Martin is s comic genius, but he needs to make with the good movies again. I hope someone can figure out a good version of "Pleasure of my company." It's a fine read.

The Martian Manhandler: Not me. When I hear Oklahoma, I think of Jon Lovitz suspended by his underwear.



Me too.

I never realized he had done more than Parenthood 2. That movie changed my life.

2wolves: styckx: Steve Martin isn't funny, and hasn't been since 1979. He's been playing the same unfunny "The Jerk" character ever since. We get it, you're wacky over the top guy..

Don't wear plaid.

That's what Marlowe always told me. I still don't know what it means.