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Steve Martin is likely retiring from Hollywood after a career that has spanned sixty years, saying “this is, weirdly, it.”
Steve Martin and Kermit the Frog team up in a “Funny Or Die” skit where they have a competition performing “Dueling Banjos.”
Steve Martin performs his wildly hilarious parody song King Tut on his comedy tour in 1979. He even gets a little help from Henry Winkler!
Steve Martin doesn’t shy away from his love of the banjo. The comedian is a prolific banjo player. Watch him play ‘Foggy Mountain Breakdown’ with the legendary Earl Scruggs.
Have you ever seen the Steve Martin magic show? This one goes way back to the time when he actual had brown hair – on the Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour.
Steve Martin became a staple in American homes as a cast member on Saturday Night Live. His comedy has stood the test of time.
Steve Martin’s appearance on The Tonight Show with Johnny Carson in 1992 as The Great Flydini is still funny all these years later.