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are eddie murphy and charlie murphy twins? or just brothers?
do they work together?
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just brothers.. theyve worked together.
just brothers and not frequently
just brothers
they are brothers
JUST BROTHER THEY DON’T WORK TOGETHER!!!
They are brothers I dont think they have every worked together
THEY R JUST BROTHERS.
Eddie Murray has a brother maybe you mean him. Great first baseman for the Orioles and Dodgers
They are just brothers. I cannot recall them ever working together.
just brothers
just brothers
just brothers
they’re sisters.
CHARLIE MURPHY IS THE OLDER OF THE TWO.
Eddie Murphy
AKA Edward Regan Murphy
Born: 3-Apr-1961
Birthplace: Brooklyn, NY
Gender: Male
Ethnicity: Black
Sexual orientation: Bisexual
Occupation: Comic, Actor, Musician
Nationality: United States
Executive summary: Beverly Hills Cop
Eddie Murphy is a popular comedian, movie star, and part-time singer who started life in the housing projects of Brooklyn. His parents divorced when Murphy was a toddler, and his father, a policeman, was killed by an angry girlfriend when Murphy was 8. Murphy and his older brother, Charles, were placed in foster care when their mother was hospitalized for a long period of time.
By high school, Murphy was the class clown, and by age 17 he was performing comedy in clubs where a kid his age wouldn’t otherwise have been allowed in. The smaller venues paid $25-$50 a night, and he soon worked his way to larger clubs, including New York’s Comic Strip.
At 19, he was hired as a minor player on Saturday Night Live. He was quickly promoted to full-fledged cast member, and with his trademark barking-seal laugh, he was almost immediately a star. On SNL, Murphy’s running gags included “Little Richard Simmons”, “Velvet Jones”, “Buckwheat”, “Gumby”, “Raheem Abdul Muhammad” (the militant black movie critic), and “Mr. Robinson”, a hilarious ghetto homage to Mr. Rogers.
In 1982, Murphy issued his debut comedy album, a self-titled effort that was criticized by the humor-deprived for making fun of Asians, women, and especially gays. The same year he made his big screen debut in 48 Hours, stealing the film from big star Nick Nolte.
Then came Trading Places, Beverly Hills Cop (in a part originally written for Sylvester Stallone), and Coming to America. These were classic comedies, but what has Murphy done for us lately? Nothing half as funny as any of those, that’s for sure.
He reportedly turned down the Ghostbusters part that went to Ernie Hudson. Whoever was picking Murphy’s scripts made a lot of mistakes for a lot of years. Best Defense, Boomerang, Beverly Hills Cop 2, A Vampire in Brooklyn, Metro, Beverly Hills Cop 3 … Need we say more?
In recent years, Murphy has reinvented himself in family-friendly fluff comedies like Doctor Dolittle, The Nutty Professor, and Daddy Day Care. Everybody needs to work for a living, certainly, and if you give Murphy an hour and a half he’ll make you laugh, but Murphy now is a far cry from the Murphy of Saturday Night Live or Beverly Hills Cop.
But when Murphy has had a hit, he’s milked it like a Holstein. With Beverly Hills Cop 2 and 3, Another 48 Hours, Doctor Doolittle 2, Nutty Professor II, Shrek 2, and Daddy Day Camp, Murphy may have starred in more sequels to more different movies than any other actor in history.
Murphy has been harshly criticized by Spike Lee for not using his show business clout to help black actors break into film. Murphy did, however, pay for the funeral of Redd Foxx, one of his comedic inspirations, when he died destitute.
Murphy was credited as executive producer and writer on Coming to America, but columnist Art Buchwald proved in court that the film had been based on one of his story lines.
In 1985, Murphy released How Could It Be, a album of pop music including the million-selling single “Party All the Time.” His other musical albums include 1989’s So Happy, and 1993’s Love’s Alright.
He now lives with his wife and four of his children in a 22-room New Jersey mansion they call Bubble Hill. ‘Bubble,’ in the 1980s, was slang for ‘party.’
And now, the kinky stuff: In the early hours of May 2, 1997, Murphy was driving his wife’s SUV down Santa Monica Boulevard in West Hollywood, an area known for homosexual prostitutes. Murphy pulled over, and a transvestite hooker named Atisone Kenneth Seiuli (“call me Shalomar”) got in. They drove off together, but didn’t get far before there was a burst of siren, and Murphy was pulled over by a Los Angeles Sheriff’s Department squad car.
His newfound Disneyesque career must have flashed before his eyes, but the cops were starstruck. They spent half an hour talking amiably with Murphy, warning him about the neighborhood and perhaps getting his autograph before shaking his hand and letting him go. Seiuli, though, was arrested on an outstanding warrant for violating probation on an earlier prostitution charge.
And as quick as Seiuli could post bail, the story was in the tabloids and on Entertainment Tonight. According to Seiuli, in their brief conversation in the vehicle, Murphy had put two hundred-dollar bills on her leg, and “asked me if I did this for a living, being a transsexual prostitute. I said yes.
“Eddie said, ‘Do you like to wear lingerie?’ I said yes. He said, ‘Can I see you in lingerie?’ I told him, ‘Whenever I have the time.’ He said, ‘I’ll make the time.’ “Then he asked me, ‘What type of sex do you like?’ I said I was into everything.” Or at least, that was Seiuli’s story.
Murphy’s version was, not surprisingly, not the same. “I’m married with three children. I’m not going to be out there screwing hookers off the street or anything like that. I’m just being a nice guy… I was being a good Samaritan. It’s not the first hooker I’ve helped out. I’ve seen hookers on corners… and I’ll pull over… and they’ll go, ‘Oh you’re Eddie Murphy, oh my God,’ and I’ll empty my wallet out to help.”
The next weekend, Saturday Night Live aired a sketch titled, “Good Samaritan Eddie Murphy,” with Tim Meadows as Murphy, transporting transsexuals throughout metropolitan Los Angeles, out of the goodness of his heart.
One by one, a parade of local transvestite escorts chatted with The Globe, The National Enquirer, and more mainstream publications such as Gay & Lesbian Times, telling about their assorted peccadilloes with Murphy. Several of these talkative trannies subsequently recanted their stories, and were reportedly well paid to do so by a man connected with Murphy’s lawyer. Murphy sued the tabloids, but later quietly settled, and paid their legal expenses.
Candace Watkins, a purported mother figure to several of the transsexuals involved, later wrote In the Closet with Eddie Murphy under the pen name Carnal Candy. The book was filled with tales from Carnal’s girlfriends about their alleged liaisons with Murphy.
Seedy? Yes, but it gets seedier. Seiuli, wearing only a black bra padded a leather bikini thong (both from Frederick’s of Hollywood) was found dead under her fifth-floor apartment window on April 22, 1998. She had apparently locked herself out of her apartment, tried sneaking in through an open window, and fallen to her death. There is no known evidence or reasonable insinuation that Murphy was involved in Seiuli’s death.
Father: Charles Q Murphy (policeman, amateur comedian)
Mother: Lillian Murphy Lynch (telephone operator)
Father: Vernon Lynch, Sr. (stepfather, Breyer’s ice cream factory foreman)
Brother: Charlie Murphy (actor/writer, b. 12-Jul-1959)
Brother: Vernon Lynch Jr. (stepbrother, writer, A Vampire in Brooklyn)
Girlfriend: Lisa Figueroa (med student, early 1980s)
Girlfriend: Halle Berry
Girlfriend: Whitney Houston
Girlfriend: Robin Givens
Girlfriend: Tamara Hood (mother of son Christian)
Son: Christian (with Hood)
Son: Miles (b. 7-Nov-1992)
Wife: Nicole Mitchell (model, m. 18-Mar-1993)
Daughter: Bria (b. 19-Nov-1989)
Daughter: Shane Audra (b. 10-Oct-1994)
Daughter: Zola Ivy (b. 24-Dec-1999)
Daughter: Bella Zahra (b. 30-Jan-2002)
Girlfriend: Nicolle Rader
Girlfriend: Paulette McNeely
High School: Roosevelt Junior-Senior High School Roosevelt, NY (1979)
University: Nassau Community College, Garden City, NY (no degree)
Hollywood Walk of Fame 7000 Hollywood Blvd
TELEVISION
Saturday Night Live 1980-84
The PJ’s Thurgoode Orenthal Stubbs (voice, 1999)
FILMOGRAPHY AS DIRECTOR
Harlem Nights (17-Nov-1989)
FILMOGRAPHY AS ACTOR
Shrek 2 (15-May-2004) [VOICE]
The Haunted Mansion (26-Nov-2003)
Daddy Day Care (4-May-2003)
I Spy (23-Oct-2002)
The Adventures of Pluto Nash (16-Aug-2002)
Showtime (11-Mar-2002)
Dr. Dolittle 2 (19-Jun-2001)
Shrek (22-Apr-2001) [VOICE]
Nutty Professor II: The Klumps (24-Jul-2000)
Bowfinger (13-Aug-1999)
Life (13-Apr-1999)
Holy Man (9-Oct-1998)
Doctor Dolittle (13-Jun-1998)
Mulan (5-Jun-1998) [VOICE]
Metro (17-Jan-1997)
The Nutty Professor (28-Jun-1996)
Michael Jackson: Video Greatest Hits – HIStory (16-Jun-1995) Himself
Vampire in Brooklyn (23-Jan-1995)
Beverly Hills Cop III (25-May-1994)
The Distinguished Gentleman (4-Dec-1992)
Boomerang (01-Jul-1992)
Another 48 Hrs. (8-Jun-1990)
Harlem Nights (17-Nov-1989)
Coming to America (29-Jun-1988)
Eddie Murphy Raw (25-Nov-1987) Himself
Beverly Hills Cop II (20-May-1987)
The Golden Child (12-Dec-1986)
Beverly Hills Cop (5-Dec-1984)
Best Defense (20-Jul-1984)
Trading Places (8-Jun-1983)
Eddie Murphy Delerious (1983) Himself
48 Hrs. (8-Dec-1982)
brothers. and they used 2 work together.