Recently, Eddie Murphy returns to make America laugh, first by recovering the time of an evening his chair in Saturday Night Live , and soon by returning on stage. But when asked about the great shows that marked its peak in the 1980s, such as Delirious (1983), the actor admits that he no longer fully assumes what he was telling at the time. Some of his sketches appear, indeed, today as simply homophobic.
"I have seen things where I throw awkward jokes," admitted Eddie Murphy during an interview with CBS Sunday Morning . But that doesn't mean I deny them. I still appreciate them. And I look at it with the context of the time in mind. And when I see myself saying that, I see a little bit the child I was. "
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