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7 Insights Into Former ‘SNL’ Cast Members

The 50th anniversary special of Saturday Night Live brought together decades of comedic history while unveiling complex relationships and challenges faced by its stars. Bill Murray nostalgically reflected on his tenure, including his emotional reaction to archival footage of Gilda Radner and John Belushi, two iconic castmates whose legacy continues to shape the show. Meanwhile, absences like Dan Aykroyd and Bill Hader underscored the individual paths former cast members have taken, reminding Us of their reasons for leaving or opting out of live reunions.

Celebrations also highlighted personal and professional struggles, with Pete Davidson and Tracy Morgan each revisiting their early difficulties navigating SNL’s competitive environment. The anniversary special served as both a tribute and a testament to the immense talent and endurance required to thrive on one of comedy’s most demanding stages.

This report was produced with the help of AI tools, which summarized previous stories reported and written by McClatchy journalists. It was edited by journalists from Us Weekly.

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