Marlon Wayans gets deep about Richard Pryor in exclusive clip from Black Comedy in America
As a longtime fan of comedy and one who has spent countless hours laughing at the genius of Richard Pryor, I am beyond excited for this upcoming episode of Black Comedy in America. The fact that they are dedicating an entire show to the life and work of this iconic comedian is nothing short of amazing.
Ever since its debut on October 15, I’ve been captivated by VICE TV’s “Black Comedy in America.” This series has been a beacon, illuminating some of the most influential comedians and their impact on shaping the entertainment world. On November 19, the spotlight is all on one of the most iconic comedians from the 1900s and early 2000s (until his passing in 2005), the legendary Richard Pryor.
Over the course of many years, Richard Pryor demonstrated not only his ability to make audiences roar with laughter as a stand-up comedian, but he also excelled at stealing the spotlight on screen. Consequently, it’s no wonder that Black Comedy in America has chosen to delve comprehensively into his life and career.
As a devoted fan, I’ve been granted exclusive access to a captivating conversation between myself and the legendary comedian Marlon Wayans, shared by VICE TV. In this enlightening discussion, we delved into the profound essence of the artist and entertainer, Richard Pryor. What intrigued me most was Marlon’s insightful perspective that, while Pryor may have embodied a ‘villain’ in some aspects, he eloquently pointed out, “every villain was a victim.
Check out the exclusive clip of Marlon Wayan talking about Richard Pryor here:
Although Marlon Wayans never collaborated with Richard Pryor during their lifetimes, he still shares a deep connection with him. A significant part of this bond and understanding of the late comedian stems from his portrayal of Pryor in the biopic titled “Is It Something I Said?“.
This clip strongly supports the insights Wayans provides about Pryor, making us curious about any additional comments he might have made. To get a clear understanding of his views on Richard Pryor and the message this episode conveys about the legendary figure, one must watch it personally.
Black Comedy in America airs on VICE TV on Tuesday nights at 10 PM ET.
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2024-11-19 18:05