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Charlie Murphy dead
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Last: 7 yr ago by jetch17
Darkness indeed....
Hopefully Prince and Charlie are playing a rematch for pancakes right now...
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game blouses
Shirts vs. Blouses.
RIP Charlie.
RIP Charlie.
Leukemia
The two greatest stories in history came from Charlay Murphay!!
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Would this guy be famous at all if it weren't for chappelle? Serious question, because I never heard of him before then. Even after chappelle, I found out he was Eddie's brother.
Did he do anything in his own right?
Did he do anything in his own right?
**** yo couch
62strat said:
Would this guy be famous at all if it weren't for chappelle? Serious question, because I never heard of him before then. Even after chappelle, I found out he was Eddie's brother.
Did he do anything in his own right?
Is it because you thought your wife is funnier?
Read the link in the OP...62strat said:
Would this guy be famous at all if it weren't for chappelle? Serious question, because I never heard of him before then. Even after chappelle, I found out he was Eddie's brother.
Did he do anything in his own right?
Quote:
Charlie served in the United States Navy for six years before starting his career as a comedian. He made his feature film debut alongside brother Eddie in 1989's Harlem Nights, then went on to appear in CB4 in 1993 and Night at the Museum in 2006.
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Charlie rose to fame as a recurring performer on Comedy Central's Chappelle's Show from 2003-4, where he was involved in some of Dave Chappelle's most memorable skits.
He also worked with his brother, co-writing some of Eddie's projects, including the 2007 film Norbit, and starred in TV series such as Are We There Yet, The Boondocks, and Black Jesus. He also toured with notable acts like Cedric the Entertainer and Eddie Griffin.
UNITY!
CB4 is underrated greatness
"Boy, I'm 3 generations deep in gangsterdom"
"Boy, I'm 3 generations deep in gangsterdom"
Soo.. the answer is no I guess. Doesn't seem to have any leading roles in movies.. only became a household name through his brother and Chappelle.AgEng06 said:Read the link in the OP...62strat said:
Would this guy be famous at all if it weren't for chappelle? Serious question, because I never heard of him before then. Even after chappelle, I found out he was Eddie's brother.
Did he do anything in his own right?Quote:
Charlie served in the United States Navy for six years before starting his career as a comedian. He made his feature film debut alongside brother Eddie in 1989's Harlem Nights, then went on to appear in CB4 in 1993 and Night at the Museum in 2006.Quote:
Charlie rose to fame as a recurring performer on Comedy Central's Chappelle's Show from 2003-4, where he was involved in some of Dave Chappelle's most memorable skits.
He also worked with his brother, co-writing some of Eddie's projects, including the 2007 film Norbit, and starred in TV series such as Are We There Yet, The Boondocks, and Black Jesus. He also toured with notable acts like Cedric the Entertainer and Eddie Griffin.
"rose to fame" it says.
Hanging with Rick James at the China Club in the sky....
RIP
RIP
62strat said:Soo.. the answer is no I guess. Doesn't seem to have any leading roles in movies.. only became a household name through his brother and Chappelle.AgEng06 said:Read the link in the OP...62strat said:
Would this guy be famous at all if it weren't for chappelle? Serious question, because I never heard of him before then. Even after chappelle, I found out he was Eddie's brother.
Did he do anything in his own right?Quote:
Charlie served in the United States Navy for six years before starting his career as a comedian. He made his feature film debut alongside brother Eddie in 1989's Harlem Nights, then went on to appear in CB4 in 1993 and Night at the Museum in 2006.Quote:
Charlie rose to fame as a recurring performer on Comedy Central's Chappelle's Show from 2003-4, where he was involved in some of Dave Chappelle's most memorable skits.
He also worked with his brother, co-writing some of Eddie's projects, including the 2007 film Norbit, and starred in TV series such as Are We There Yet, The Boondocks, and Black Jesus. He also toured with notable acts like Cedric the Entertainer and Eddie Griffin.
"rose to fame" it says.
Considering that those stories are the pinnacle of the chappelle show and that they are his stories and he wrote them and that the chappelle show is considered one of the best comedy works of any kind ever, I would say you are heavily marginalizing his place in comedy and fame.
Nooooooooo. Another good one. Why cant the suck ones go. EFF YOU LEUKEMIA!!!
Damn. Charlie Murphy was greatness.
What a dick comment. What have you done?
i haven't done anything, and therefore would expect there to be no threads on here about my death.T Durden said:
What a dick comment. What have you done?
Hey it's sad he died, relatively young, and it's a terrible loss for his family and friends. But I just wonder if the casual movie/tv watcher even knows who he is. Yes, those Chappelle skits are funny.
Maybe the "casual tv/movie watcher" wouldn't know him, but I don't think a thread about his death where everybody posting on it obviously knows who he is would be an appropriate place to bring that up
Dude, really?62strat said:Soo.. the answer is no I guess. Doesn't seem to have any leading roles in movies.. only became a household name through his brother and Chappelle.AgEng06 said:Read the link in the OP...62strat said:
Would this guy be famous at all if it weren't for chappelle? Serious question, because I never heard of him before then. Even after chappelle, I found out he was Eddie's brother.
Did he do anything in his own right?Quote:
Charlie served in the United States Navy for six years before starting his career as a comedian. He made his feature film debut alongside brother Eddie in 1989's Harlem Nights, then went on to appear in CB4 in 1993 and Night at the Museum in 2006.Quote:
Charlie rose to fame as a recurring performer on Comedy Central's Chappelle's Show from 2003-4, where he was involved in some of Dave Chappelle's most memorable skits.
He also worked with his brother, co-writing some of Eddie's projects, including the 2007 film Norbit, and starred in TV series such as Are We There Yet, The Boondocks, and Black Jesus. He also toured with notable acts like Cedric the Entertainer and Eddie Griffin.
"rose to fame" it says.
No, he wasnt' ever a big shot movie star like his brother. But he did have a leading role in what is probably the best comedy show of all time. And I would I confidently say that in 2003-2005, he was more popular than his brother.
But go ahead, keep downplaying his accomplishments. You look foolish.
I've seen plenty of "here" threads on Texags for fallen Aggies...and they are all well intended and good.
that was pretty much my question; Would he be anywhere near as famous without chappelle show skits?BurrOak said:Dude, really?62strat said:Soo.. the answer is no I guess. Doesn't seem to have any leading roles in movies.. only became a household name through his brother and Chappelle.AgEng06 said:Read the link in the OP...62strat said:
Would this guy be famous at all if it weren't for chappelle? Serious question, because I never heard of him before then. Even after chappelle, I found out he was Eddie's brother.
Did he do anything in his own right?Quote:
Charlie served in the United States Navy for six years before starting his career as a comedian. He made his feature film debut alongside brother Eddie in 1989's Harlem Nights, then went on to appear in CB4 in 1993 and Night at the Museum in 2006.Quote:
Charlie rose to fame as a recurring performer on Comedy Central's Chappelle's Show from 2003-4, where he was involved in some of Dave Chappelle's most memorable skits.
He also worked with his brother, co-writing some of Eddie's projects, including the 2007 film Norbit, and starred in TV series such as Are We There Yet, The Boondocks, and Black Jesus. He also toured with notable acts like Cedric the Entertainer and Eddie Griffin.
"rose to fame" it says.
No, he wasnt' ever a big shot movie star like his brother. But he did have a leading role in what is probably the best comedy show of all time. And I would I confidently say that in 2003-2005, he was more popular than his brother.
It's a simple question really. Actually has nothing to do with his death.
It's a "simple question" you could have answered with a Google search
Strat is by far the most dense idiot on this board.
Dang. RIP.
Read in that article that he lost his wife in 2009 to cancer. Terrible.
Read in that article that he lost his wife in 2009 to cancer. Terrible.
terrible news
RIP Charlie Murphy!
wangus12 said:
Purifying himself in the waters of Lake Minnetonka...in the sky.
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