Overview

• Bill Murray revealed during a SiriusXM interview that he wept three times while attending Saturday Night Live's 50th anniversary special in February.
• The special featured a montage of iconic moments, including the 1978 'Dancing in the Dark' sketch with Gilda Radner and Steve Martin, which brought back emotional memories for Murray.
• Murray was also deeply moved by Tom Schiller's 1978 short film 'Don't Look Back in Anger,' featuring John Belushi, whose death in 1982 added poignant irony to the sketch.
• The actor praised Belushi's impact on comedy, crediting him for helping launch the careers of many comedians, including himself, Gilda Radner, and Harold Ramis.
• Murray participated in the anniversary special by appearing in a 'Weekend Update' segment and reflecting on his time as part of SNL's early cast.