Phil Hartman on SNL + CSN & Poco album design - Later with Bob Costas 3/20/91 Tom Snyder
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- SNL cast member PHIL HARTMAN is interviewed on the March 20th, 1991 episode of LATER WITH BOB COSTAS guest hosted by TOM SNYDER. His career from Second City to the Groundlings to SNL is covered. Snyder also gets Hartman to talk about his career as a graphic artist having designed over 40 album covers (Poco, America and others) and the CSN logo! #philhartman #comedy #interview #snl #csn #art #albumart #poco #america #groundlings
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the complexity of toms questions is awesome to me!
tom was a genius...
he had his weird hair and his laugh
and his over exuberant persona
but under it all he was an inquisitor...
much like howard stern...
he delved the deep...
he wanted to KNOW...
so the WE should know.
i like that...
I had a really bad day today. But you uploading this and seeing Phil’s face and hearing his wonderful voice has made my day a whole lot better! 😊
That made my day....hope my dog helped!
@@ClevelandLiveMusic He did a lot!
Something you don't hear about often: Phil did the voice of Waldo in Van Halen's Hot for Teacher video.
Thanks for uploading! Very funny interview, and I learned a lot of things about Phil I never knew.
There’s another interview years later on Tom’s Late Late Show on YT. Phil was promoting “Sgt. Biliko” film. It’s a good watch.
Cool dog. Always good to see Phil again.
Phil to me is definitely one of the most interesting stars of Saturday Night Live to listen too whether he’s being funny or not. His appearances on Letterman are legendary. Here he’s more serious and revealing and less the performer. When I think of his Phil Donahue stuff I can’t think of anything much funnier on SNL. He’s really also just a brilliant guy so knowledgeable, a pilot, ship’s captain he really could do it all. Such a funny and heart warming entertainer. He also captured a bygone era with many of his characters. A legend in my book.
Sweet soul
I was on vacation with my family in Naples, Florida. My son and I were in the hotel gym working out, I was on an exercise bike, there was a TV on with CNN and they reported Phil Hartman had just been murdered by his wife. I never forgot that, so I will always remember where I was when I heard about Phil's untimely passing. Jack Benny must have been an influence in Phil's delivery and comedic timing.
Holder - well, hello, you are watching Phil Hartman with me (to be honest, you introduced him to me). He was multi talented, wasn't he and a very engaging man. Would you agree with me that we could have had a little less Tom Snyder and more Phil Hartman? I think we are in synch there, but we both enjoyed it. Good boy
Holder's role as host morphed into his channel. Phil Hartman was amazingly funny. Worth the dig into "Ralk Radio"
Can you upload bob costas interviewing tony curtis? also tom snyder interviewing brad garrett?
Probably on Curtis....not so on Garrett.
@@ClevelandLiveMusic I can’t find that garrett interview. I saw it happen live where brad did an incredible impression of Tom Snyder to tom
where do you find the originals of these videos of phil hartman?
You are going to have to search for those. I recorded Later (and Carson/Letterman) nightly. Those recordings are the source for my posts. THANK YOU FOR WATCHING. There is a Dana Carvey Later I posted if you are a SNL fan
@@ClevelandLiveMusic I heard Phil tell Howard Stern that he was interviewed by Bob Costas after Paul Reubens' arrest and asked about it. Do you think you have that episode?
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FYI: Your comment that Phil Hartman hadn't yet met his (third) wife Brynn (0:52), who murdered both of them, by the date of this show is incorrect: In 1987, Hartman married former model and aspiring actress Brynn Omdahl (born Vicki Jo Omdahl; April 11, 1958 - May 28, 1998), having met her on a blind date the previous year. (Wikipedia)
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Thanks...sorry for the error
@@ClevelandLiveMusic
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Not a problem.......I just know if it were me, I'd want someone to let me know......
Thank you for posting this !!
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Of all the tragedies of SNL, Belishi, Falrey, Hartman was probably the most hurtful as he was easiest the most talented who never hit his peak with the mainstream, such a loss.
I personally think Phil hit a real peak with his last year of Newsradio. That's when he finally mastered how to be extremely funny without needing to rely on impersonations. I definitely believe he would've gone on to bigger things in that, such as movie roles. J. Jonah Jameson in the Spider-Man movies would've been the perfect role for him. I think he would've brought extra smarminess to the role that J. K. Simmons didn't quite have.
Hey guys, stay single. Enjoy life, keep your money and stay alive.
Why is Tom sitting in my living room?
tom snyder here ...about SNL...
"when it first came on it was uneven and in some cases not funny"
a succinct analysis by tom...
Kind of a dumb comment, considering how fast the show became a hit. Chevy was a superstar by the end of the first season, enough so that he quit right after it to do movies.
Always like the unfrozen caveman thing..but his LBJ sucked not even close.
unnecessary to keep flashing the "subscribe" thing all throughout the video. that is one of the most annoying ways to do that. (and best way to get me not to) Once at the end or the beginning of a video works well. Also.... could have done without that weird long dog intro explaining facts that any Phil Hartman fan could easily know or find information on - it's not " not well known ". It's on his wiki page, and in several of his interviews that he designed album covers for many famous bands. just fyi