What's your favorite Steve Martin role?!
Question: I think The Jerk is a classic, but also love this skit by Steve.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LvmiJQSl5...
Answers: I think The Jerk is a classic, but also love this skit by Steve.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LvmiJQSl5...
Oboy, I haven't seen King Tut in YEARS! I love it! Thanks for brightening my otherwise dull day! I vote for King Tut!
L.A. Story
Father of the Bride
Pink Panther with Beyonce!
I loved him as one of the two "wild & crazy guys".
I also found his character in Parenthood very endearing.
I liked Father of the Bride.
The Dad in Father of the Bride.
Oh...what was that movie....I can't think of it. The one when he's in the mob....was it "My Blue Heaven?"
Stand up comedian.
Definitely The Jerk.
Love this one too: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dJCtOz32d...
I also like when he makes a guest appearance on SNL in the 5 timers club VIP room.
Neil in Planes, Trains, and Automobiles.
'father of the bride'
The 3 amigos
You son of a motherless goat!
kinda loved him in father of the bride
In Parenthood.
I loved him in Roxanne
Father of the Bride : 1 & 2
Planes, Trains, and Automobiles.
The Jerk by far.
cheaper by the dozen 1&2
The jerk. He was hilarious as that character.
Father of the Bride was a great one.
I like some of his movies, but I really like his stand-up act, too. I liked the 3 Amigos...so stupid it's funny. I also enjoyed Father of the Bride...Father of the Bride 2 sucked!
the detective in "Dead Men Don't Wear Plaid"
meow
agree
"great things are gonna start happening to me right now"
trains planes and automobiles
Agreed, loved The Jerk. Itrs a true Steve Martin classic.
I like the one when he's a father and he dresses up like a cow boy. LOL it's a cute movie about parenthood. Wait I think thats the name.
The three Amigos
It's a tie between Dirty Rotten Scoundrels and The Three Amigos.
"Look at me Look at me Look at me", "HEY YOU GUYS!!!!"
Parenthood. Keanu Reeves was also in it.
"I was born a poor black child. I remember the days, sittin' on the porch . . . "