Eddie Murphy

The actor appeared in more than 200 film, TV and stage productions during his 50 years in Hollywood.

While the Daily Beast has no idea who Yang may have been talking about, here are some of the names fans seem to believe may have made multiple cast members cry.

The beloved children’s movie will get another installment in 2026.

Eddie Murphy dubbed the original movie the first Black blockbuster, but its significance in the industry is way more complicated—as the new Netflix sequel proves.

While almost every retread of formerly beloved franchises are typically exhausting and cynical, Eddie Murphy’s return as Axel Foley recaptures much of the original’s magic.

The comedian reflected on a joke David Spade made in 1995 and questioned the show's intent in allowing it.

Eddie Murphy and the film’s other stars, Keke Palmer and Pete Davidson, weren’t on the set at the time.