Eddie Murphy has had a profitable and memorable career, but there are three classic comedies that he regrets passing over.

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Eddie Murphy has named the three films he most regrets turning down during his movie career, including two of the biggest hit films of the 1980s.

Eddie Murphy is reflecting on a career lowlight: the one film he felt "sucked." In an interview with The Hollywood Reporter to promote the new Netflix documentary Being Eddie, (which covers the iconic ...

Eddie Murphy says he has a few regrets when it comes to his film career. In a recent interview with The Associated Press, the 64-year-old “Coming to America” star shared which movies he turned down ...

Eddie Murphy has revealed the three movies he regrets turning down throughout his career, notably mentioning that they all wound up becoming Hollywood blockbusters. The first was Ivan Reitman’s 1984 ...

About a decade into Murphy’s post-“SNL” blockbuster movie career, he experienced a box office flop with the Wes Craven-directed horror movie “Vampire in Brooklyn.” Spade joked about the movie’s poor ...

With a new documentary about his life making waves, Eddie Murphy is taking time to reflect on the highs ― and lows ― of his era-defining career. In a wide-ranging interview with The Hollywood Reporter ...

Eddie Murphy’s next movie finds him in the role of a lifetime: himself. The Netflix documentary “Being Eddie” (streaming Nov. 12) chronicles the comedian’s nearly 50-year career from his start on ...