Eddie Murphy reveals the 3 blockbuster hits he wishes he never turned down

Eddie Murphy reveals he regrets turning down "Ghostbusters," "Rush Hour" and "Who Framed Roger Rabbit," three massive movie hits he wishes he'd done.

Eddie Murphy Picks the 3 Movies He Regrets Turning Down: 'They Were Huge, Giant Hits' | Video

Eddie Murphy has revealed the three movies he regrets turning down throughout his career, notably mentioning that they all wound up becoming Hollywood blockbusters. The first was Ivan Reitman's 1984 film "Ghostbusters,

Eddie Murphy has three iconic movies he regrets turning down

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Eddie Murphy paid for funerals of celebrity friends who died broke in Hollywood

Eddie Murphy reveals in Netflix's "Being Eddie" how he paid funeral costs for Rick James and Redd Foxx, and a tombstone for Buckwheat actor William Thomas Jr. when they died.

Eddie Murphy Says ‘Ghostbusters’, ‘Rush Hour’ and ‘Who Framed Roger Rabbit’ are His Three ‘Wish I Would Have Done’ Movies

With ‘Ghostbusters,’ I did ‘Beverly Hills Cop’ instead,” he said. “It was do this or that, so it worked out cool. And ‘Who Framed Roger Rabbit’ just sounded rid

Eddie Murphy Was Mad At SNL For Joke That Sparked Feud, But Said, ‘I Wasn’t Like F–k David Spade.’

Eddie Murphy has been reflective as of late, and that’s in great part due to his new documentary, Being Eddie, which recently became available to Netflix subscription holders. The doc covers a myriad of topics related to Murphy’s personal and professional life,

I Just Found Out About This George Clinton Biopic Thanks To Eddie Murphy, And Now I Desperately Want To See It Happen

T he new documentary about Eddie Murphy, Being Eddie, which you can watch with your Netflix subscription, is great. It’s filled with wonderful history and great interviews with the comedy legend. It touches on Murphy’s entire career,

‘Being Eddie’ Review: A Netflix Documentary Engagingly Explores the Life and Career of Eddie Murphy, but It’s Too Upbeat to Get the Full Story

The film captures his electrifying early years with vivid detail, but like Murphy himself it grows less satisfying as he loses his edge.

All About Eddie Murphy's Brothers, Vernon Lynch Jr. and the Late Charlie Murphy

Eddie Murphy and his brothers, Charlie and Vernon Lynch Jr., were raised in Brooklyn, N.Y. Here's everything to know about the comedian's siblings, including what Eddie said about his childhood in the Netflix documentary 'Being Eddie.

Eddie Murphy Revisits David Spade’s Infamous Diss That Sparked ‘SNL’ Feud in ‘Being Eddie’: “F–k Y’all, That’s What Y’all Think of Me?”

Spade was well-known for roasting celebrities on his news desk segment “Hollywood Minute.” When Murphy’s 1995 horror comedy Vampires in Brooklyn bombed at the box office and with critics, Spade joked, “”Look children, it’s a falling star. Make a wish.”

‘Being Eddie’ producers say they accidentally cost Murphy his ‘Dreamgirls’ Oscar — and now they want to fix it

John Davis and John Fox open up about their decades-long collaboration with Murphy, the making of his documentary, and why they believe the George Clinton biopic could deliver the Oscar he was denied.
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