I watched this movie and Coming to America every single day of my first deployment AFG. It absolutely helped me get through. Laughter is the best medicine.❤ kept my heart light. 🙏🏾
@@kendallrivers1119 Definitely wasn’t joking. As the other poster said, Prince broke out the next year. He wasn’t yet a household name at the time of this interview.
This movie is so popular with the younger generations. Every time I watch it, I find something I missed viewing first time round. When people shout catchphrases to the cast in the street that’s legendary.
WOW great interview i like those days i like so much "trading Places" i like so much this actors...Jamie Lee Curtis got an Oscar now...i have a crush on her... all look so young...THX! wonderfull!
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![Trading Places (1983 vs 2023) Cast: Then and Now [40 Years After]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/jRQofs7afL4/mqdefault.jpg)
Eddies laugh is still one of the best things in the world!
I watched this movie and Coming to America every single day of my first deployment AFG. It absolutely helped me get through. Laughter is the best medicine.❤ kept my heart light. 🙏🏾
My favorite comedy movie is TRADING PLACES. I am not going to compromise on that at all!!!
OMOGOD I love ❤️ Eddie Murphy’s laugh!!!😮😆. Makes me motivated to watch the first Beverly Hills Cop 👮♀️!!!
"People probably don't know who Prince is, he's a musician" - it's hard to imagine there was a time that was true.
@@grahamblack1961 lol he was just joking. Everybody knew who Prince was.
@ No he’s not joking, this interview was in 1983, Prince’s big breakout year was 1984 when released When Doves Cry and made Purple Rain
@@kendallrivers1119 Definitely wasn’t joking. As the other poster said, Prince broke out the next year. He wasn’t yet a household name at the time of this interview.
This movie is so popular with the younger generations. Every time I watch it, I find something I missed viewing first time round. When people shout catchphrases to the cast in the street that’s legendary.
This is amazing. Great interview. Looking forward to a sequel. Haha
I wish
Great movie, Murphy and Akroid were perfect for these roles.
One of my favourite movies of all time!
Wise words from Eddie about how movies should entertain, and not be preachy. Hollywoke forgot this a long time ago.
What does Hollywood do that's so "woke"?
@@rerun3283 if you don't know then you live under a rock 😂
Love Eddie .
Dan is so handsome!🥰
@@theozzy4717 tenho uma queda por ele . Principalmente em filmes dos anos 90 . Mas nos anos 80 ele estava no auge da beleza
@@mncselles eu concordo!
I seen a lot of comedy movies over the years. Ruthless People stands out as my favorite.
WOW great interview i like those days i like so much "trading Places" i like so much this actors...Jamie Lee Curtis got an Oscar now...i have a crush on her... all look so young...THX! wonderfull!
Eddie and Dan were so cute. Wtf
esp dan.
Who inhales when they laugh except this guy?
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He wasn't trying to say anything in Raw?
Half, Eddie! Half!
❤❤❤❤❤
Good
@ 1:15
When actors were intelligent human beings, especially Eddy.
Knowing that laugh was a gimmick from Eddie is a lil annoying now. Do ya agree?
“The hooker”??
It’s “escort” or better yet “entrepreneur”.
Eddie with the gaye jokes 😂
Dunno if that "Hip negro" comment at around 6:30 has aged well.
Dan is hot and very unique/unusual.
Eddie Murphy gay in his leather pants?
Ok, are you gay en do you also wearing leather pants?
No answer to my question I consider a yes
When I come to you, will you also have your leather pants on?
It was an 80’s style. Go look at some Hair Bands, they wore makeup too and their hair was teased af. It wasn’t my thing, but it was a style.