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On this day July 20, 1985, How Could It Be by Eddie Murphy was released, marking the comedy star’s debut as a recording artist. Known for his explosive success on Saturday Night Live and in blockbuster films like Beverly Hills Cop and Trading Places, Murphy made a bold move into music with an...
On this day July 20, 1984, Best Defense premiered in theaters with high expectations thanks to its big name cast, but the movie quickly fell short. Directed by Willard Huyck, the film starred Dudley Moore as a nervous engineer caught in a military project and Eddie Murphy as a tank commander...
On February 21, 1981, Eddie Murphy introduced one of his most famous Saturday Night Live characters, Mister Robinson, with the debut of Mister Robinson’s Neighborhood—a hilarious parody of Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood.
The sketch put a gritty, urban twist on the wholesome children’s program...
On this day, November 5, 1983, Eddie Murphy delivered one of his most unforgettable Saturday Night Live performances with the “James Brown Hot Tub Party” skit. Channeling James Brown’s high-energy persona, Murphy humorously took on the singer’s signature style and moves, adding his own twist...
Title: Beverly Hills Cop II
Tagline: Axel Foley is back. Back where he doesn't belong.
Genre: Action,Comedy,Crime
Director: Tony Scott
Cast: Eddie Murphy,Judge Reinhold,John Ashton,Jürgen Prochnow,Brigitte Nielsen,Allen Garfield,Brian O'Connor,Ronny Cox,Dean Stockwell,Paul...
Harold Faltermeyer released Axel F in 1984 for the Beverly Hills Cop soundtrack. The synth driven track defined the film’s energy. The video mixes studio footage and electronic visuals, giving fans a sleek and modern look that captured the futuristic sound and playful attitude of the mid eighties.
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