#corky romano

[midnightcowboy1969]

For the queer Peter Falk fans <3

[dudja]

Me at the ice cream truck 😂 - Corky Romano is a classic #comedy #funny #corkyromano #chriskattan #chrispenn #legends #memes #movies

[ethicalcain]

parallels in great cinema

[wildcardsoldier]

[carriefisher]

Hey, could you recommend me comedy movies (without romance if possible)?.... I need to laugh a lot 😞

By the way, I love your gifs, your blog is my most recent discovery 👌🏼

hi, honey! of course I can. I put together a list of all of my comfort funny movies. some may have a smidgen of romance but it isn’t the main focus. I love you, you’re not alone! 🌻 I hope you’re able to feel a little better by watching some of these. thank you so much! i’m happy you found my blog! 🥹

if anyone who sees this ask on their dash and would like to contribute by commenting, please do!

* fun with dick and jane (2005)

* the heat (2013)

* the cat in the hat (2003)

* taxi (2004)

* all the scary movie movies

* game night (2018)

* death becomes her (1992)

* white chicks (2004)

* corky romano (2001)

* jumanji: welcome to the jungle (2017)

* step brothers (2008)

* mrs. doubtfire (1993)

* bridesmaids (2011)

* ace ventura: pet detective (1994)

* the hot chick (2002)

* the naked gun (1988)

* monty python and the holy grail (1975)

* rush hour (1998)

* dodgeball: a true underdog story (2004)

[joshuaballsett]

madtv was ahead of its time

this damn chris kattan and corky romano

[ourpickwickclub]

He can't even walk with her and looks like a first day security guard. Reminds me of Corky Romano.

https://media.gettyimages.com/id/2131355760/photo/2024-iheartradio-music-awards-backstage.jpg?s=1024x1024&w=gi&k=20&c=GPDW6ehlDxRl9Bu2fVm4YANT09vMUpYgd--hq2sLMSs=

He truly does look really bad.

- B

[midnightcowboy1969]

All I'll say about Corky Romano is that I love when Leo acts sus and Chris Penn's character frowns in sus

[winchestersroadhouse]

i am a in a chris kattan stan era. i just saw ur tag in a post i reblogged w gifs of him anyway have a good one

OHMYGOD??? This was so unexpected I'm dyingggg asjkajsklajsak who are you, you wonderful stranger??? Wow, yeah so I barely talk about it here or on twitter but I had this MASSIVE crush on Chris Kattan that started like... 15 years ago or so?? after I watched Monkeybone for the first time ever (because him playing a walking corpse kinda did things to me??? lol don't ask me what was up with my mind, he just kinda looked 🤌noice🤌 on this movie and I actually ended up losing count on how many times I watched it until today... I absolutely love Brendan Fraser but Chris totally stole the scenes in the final moments of Monkeybone, sorry!) and you know, I had to keep diving into his filmography so I could satisfy my obsession a little lol. I started searching for his movies on cable TV (because my internet at the time was VERY poor) and I watched A Night at the Roxbury, Corky Romano (love this silly little mafia parody haha), Totally Awesome (his Johnny Castle-esque role LOL), Undercover Brother, I even started The Middle because he was a recurring cast member... anyway, I def saw more of his works, but that's what came to mind now. I still want to watch some of his SNL era episodes because you know, the crush never goes away, it just stays half asleep haha. Funny enough, I just remembered that one of my earliest YT memories was waiting about half an hour to watch a less than a minute long vid of him in Monkeybone as the deceased gymnast doing some crazy ass acrobatics while running away from healthcare workers who wanted to rip his organs out lol he most def had a body double for this but he's a genius when it comes to physical comedy. I can't stress enough how I freaking love Monkeybone and all of its madness, it's one of my most adored guilty pleasures. Oh gee, that was a rant haha, but thank you for unlocking so many nostalgic moments, anon! If you want to talk more, I'm here for it! ❤️

[schlock-luster-video]

On January 24, 2006 Reservoir Dogs, Corky Romano and Rush Hour star Chris Penn died in Santa Monica, CA.

R.I.P. (1965 - 2006)

[amee-in-wonderland]

I did this again and IA HA HAHA I CANT STOp HAHAHA

https://youtu.be/YDilL5cQ2Jw

https://youtu.be/346tqdP5UJ8

Dude I dunno why

but Corky Romano fucing KILLS me

like why is it so funny WHY

someone posted a clip of it on their instagram and it made me remember the movie so I went on YouTube to watch a clip to see if I still thought it was funny and I am laughing so gd hard right now im CRyING

[waystar-roycos]

Greg + asking some valid questions

I don’t know what we’re talking about.

[greensparty]

Book Review: Chris Kattan “Baby Don’t Hurt Me”

In the late 90s, Saturday Night Live came back in a big way after some critically reviled seasons. That comeback was due in large part to the late 90s / early 00s cast. One of the standout SNL castmembers was Chris Kattan, who was in the cast from 1996 to 2003. Lorne Michaels once said circa 1997 of Kattan “ He’s got that same sort of feeling I felt from Mike Myers – total commitment to his work”. He had such a strong commitment to the joke and was a master of physical comedy. After he left SNL in 2003, I actually wondered why didn’t I see him in more films and TV shows? Many of his colleagues included Will Ferrell, Jimmy Fallon, Molly Shannon and Tina Fey, who all remained active after SNL. In his new book Baby Don’t Hurt Me, co-written by Travis Thrasher and recently released by BenBella Books, Kattan tells his story, much of which he is telling for the first time.

The book cover is Mr. Peepers himself with the monkeys

The structure of this book is a little different than most bios in that the chronology is broken up with a chapter about characters and comedy then the next chapter is about his growing up. His father Kip King was one of the founders of the Groundlings comedy group and his mother Hajnalka was a model. After his parents divorce he lived with his mom and step-dad in Mount Baldy, CA and later Bainbridge Island, WA. The weekends with his Dad was highly influential on his getting into comedy and learning about the great comedians of all time. When he joined the Groundlings, that is where Kattan, developed and work-shopped so many characters he eventually brought to SNL, such as Mr. Peepers, one of the Roxbury Guys, the co-host of Goth Talk and Mango just to name a few. One of my favorite characters he did doesn’t even get mentioned in the book, Holly Wood. I wished he had talked about him as I laughed my head off many times to him. But I digress. Kattan didn’t make the cut for SNL’s 1995-96 season like his friends Ferrell and Cheri Oteri, but he was asked to join in the middle of the 1995-96 season. 

Ferrell and Kattan as the Roxbury Guys

Kattan is brutally honest about his both good and bad experience on SNL. He takes you behind the scenes of how the show is prepared, what he brought to the table, advice he got, lessons learned and both friendships formed and destroyed. He also talks about relationships he had over the years and the films he made. There’s been a lot in the press recently about his relationship with director Amy Heckerling and whether he (as he said) slept with her to keep her happy on the movie A Night at the Roxbury which she produced, or if they began their relationship after production was already well under way (as her camp has reported). Either way, Kattan doesn’t paint a good picture of Lorne Michaels for encouraging the affair. The biggest reveal in this book is his injury he suffered during a 2001 SNL sketch that he needed five neck surgeries from. While SNL covered 2 of the 5, his career and physical comedy suffered.

Kattan (center) in the most recent “I Wish it was Christmas Today” performance

Not all SNL castmembers can go on to become Eddie Murphy or Bill Murray. Some struggle to find their post-SNL career path. This isn’t tragic in the way that John Belushi or Chris Farley died before their time after they left SNL. But he definitely struggled and felt abandoned by SNL (not being included in reunion shows, etc). I think Kattan’s story is fascinating and you get the sense he’s working through his past by re-telling it in this book. There’s also tons of name-dropping and celeb stories to keep casual fans interested. I learned a thing or two as well: i.e. Kattan went to high school with Soundgarden’s Ben Shepperd and - wait, what? - Paul Thomas Anderson and Richard LaGravenese did uncredited rewrites on Kattan’s film Corky Romano. It’s also a fast read too. Kattan is still acting and performing comedy to this day (he played in Boston with Jon Lovitz and Tim Meadows earlier this year). And hopefully this book is the intro to a career resurgence soon. 

For info on Baby Don’t Hurt Me: https://www.benbellabooks.com/shop/baby-dont-hurt/

3.5 out of 5 stars

[incorrectlooneytunesquotes]

[after setting off an airport metal detector]

Boston Quackie (Daffy Duck): I'm juthst a little wired.

[Nervous chuckle]

Quackie: Ahh, I'm mean wired as in jumpy, not as in there's a conthcealed wire in my trenchcoat.

[twentymuleteamborax]

at the italian restaurant trying to get romano by asking for that corky

[nildespirandum]

I know its a bit early, but who cares.   I started on my Pine story - 

“I absolutely, fucking hate you.”

“I know that, darling, but still, I thought she looked rather good, for a woman,” Corky said, taking a sip from his espresso Romano without looking up from the Times, spread open like a bedsheet across the table where he was working on the crossword puzzle. In ink of course.  

A slight twist to his upper lip said he was not pleased with the result of that sip, and he snapped in the air.  “Juliano, che cazzo?”  

From the bar, the waiter who was restocking looked up, shook his head and refused to respond, knowing Corky was being a bitch not because there was anything wrong with the perfect espresso and twist of lemon he had given him, but because he was coming up with an excuse not to respond to Jonathan.

If anyone else wants to get a jump on the Lord’s day, please join me.

@caffiend-queen @dianamolloy @myoxisbroken