Phil Hartman was known for many impressions on SNL During his time as an SNL cast member from 1986-1994, Phil Hartman tried his hand at dozens upon dozens of celebrity impersonations.

“Paul knew he needed help onstage,” says Pee-wee Herman Show co-producer Dawna Kaufmann (who also considered suing Reubens) in the book You Might Remember Me: The Life and Times of Phil Hartman.

The changes in the weeks leading up to season 51 are part of a well-established pattern in the show's long history.

Phil Hartman wasn't afraid of giving Valerie Bertinelli some advice while they were filming Saturday Night Live together in the '80s. While speaking to Entertainment Weekly, Bertinelli, 64 — who ...

Valerie Bertinelli is remembering the talking to that she received from late comedian Phil Hartman during one Saturday Night Live rehearsal. The One Day at a Time actress, who hosted the NBC ...

Phil Hartman Biography Philip Edward Hartman (né Hartmann; September 24, 1948 – May 28, 1998) was a Canadian-born American comedian, actor, screenwriter, and graphic designer.

Previous SNL guest host Valerie Bertinelli shared a story about Phil Hartman's dedication to character, which led to a slight reprimand in rehearsal.

Forty years ago, Paul Reubens recruited Tim Burton to direct the first feature film for both of them, inspired by a 1940s ...

Small Soldiers Hits 4K Blu-ray With a Steelbook Small Soldiers is a cult classic. It’s also Phil Hartman’s final on-screen role.

Stopping by the Conan O'Brien Needs a Friend podcast, Odenkirk told his longtime pal O'Brien some of the reasons why he decided to delve into the action world. For starters, he said he was interested ...