Bridesmaids star Melissa McCarthy recalls how playing Chris Farley on the Saturday Night Live 40th Anniversary Special almost went horribly wrong.
Comedy actor Melissa McCarthy recalled how playing Chris Farley on Saturday Night Live almost went horribly wrong. NBC's long-running variety show has sported a vast fluctuating cast of repertory and featured players since its inception in 1975. One prominent member of the cast was Chris Farley, an improvisational actor who served on Saturday Night Live from 1990-1995.
McCarthy admitted she had an "out of body" experience just before going on stage, recalling the assistance of a helpful crew member. Read what McCarthy said about her ordeal below: The sweet stage manager came up and he grabbed my legs, and he goes, "Honey? Are you okay?" I've never had this happen. My knees were buckling in a way that my whole . I was holding the door, waiting to go in, and I was like this . First of all, really really weird when you're like I am, not physically controlling my body in any way, and I'm about to go live as somebody that I really hold in such high regard with three icons, three female comedians that I like.
Melissa McCarthy Could Have Been A Great SNL Cast Member McCarthy began her career with small roles in film and television, but also had a stint at The Groundlings improvisational and sketch comedy troupe in California, a company that produced many great past Saturday Night Live cast members including Jon Lovitz, Phil Hartman, Will Ferrell, Kristen Wiig, Maya Rudolph, Will Forte, and Mikey Day among others.
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