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Fletcher, Chase created a classic comic hero with a genius for confusing his adversaries. He reprised the role in with Fletch Lives , but the film wasn't as successful as the original. Throughout the s and early s, Chase achieved moderate success in such films as Spies Like Us and Three Amigos! But despite an all-star cast in , Caddyshack II received the same mixed-to-mediocre reviews as the Fletch sequel.
The panned follow-ups, Nothing But Trouble and Cops and Robbersons , did nothing to jump-start the comedian's flagging reputation. In addition, his Fox comeback variety show was canceled two months after it premiered in In recent years, Chase has chosen to work in family films, such as Man of the House and Snow Day His roles have gradually shifted from starring to supporting, including Dirty Work in and Orange County in In , Chase appeared as a recurring villain in the spy sitcom, Chuck.
Chase did, however, make his way back into the spotlight as a regular cast member on the popular series Community The show was well-received by audiences and critics alike, based on its ragtag of cast members, including Donald Glover and Joel McHale, which made for an interesting and funny combination.
Chase decided to leave the show after its fourth season, following disputes with the show's writer, Dan Harmon. We strive for accuracy and fairness. He'd often pair the announcement with dramatic slapstick falls. He created a number of characters, and carved out grooves that SNL actors still slip into now, like imitating sitting presidents as bumbling fools, and parodying otherwise everyday characters as psychedelic weirdos.
Chase's news anchor character is widely attributed as winning over American audiences, with his brash confidence and quirky outbursts. He was known for the catchphrase: "I'm Chevy Chase … and you're not. His rise to fame that year was meteoric. The premiere season of SNL really couldn't have gone better for Chase, but he decided to part ways with the skit show and move to Los Angeles to pursue a movie career.
Chase had a one-year contract with SNL, and after winning two Emmys for his writing and acting he left the show mid-way through its second season. He said he wanted to take some time away from the show, think about what he wanted to do, and not become "solipsistic". Many cast members were reportedly devastated and annoyed by his departure, seeing it as a betrayal and a sign of rising egomania.
It happens to everybody. You've got like two years to pull it together — or it's permanent. Chase did returned to SNL as a host, but his appearances no the show were often not remembered fondly by his co-hosts. Chase and Murray reportedly got into a backstage brawl when Chase was hosting one night.
Will Ferrell said Chase was the worst host to work with and Terry Sweeney called him a "monster". In an interview with the Washington Post last year, Chase said he asked Lorne Michaels, the head of SNL, if he could host the show again in , but claimed was refused with the boss saying he was "too old". You're too old? We'd had many people older than me hosting," Chase said.
It's like taking all that away from me. Michaels also said he thinks much of the reporting on Chase as a cantankerous old man has been blown out of proportion. Though Chase has in the past tried to get back on the show that saw his career skyrocket, it seems he's changed tack, choosing instead to insult the program. His initial performance received warm reviews, but there were rumours series creator Dan Harmon had it in for the actor from the beginning, in what one gossip site labelled "a good ol' fashioned Hollyweirdo fight".
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