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Having trouble? Click here. Eddie Murphy is still amazed he made it through over 40 years of fame. The comedian and actor was reflective on avoiding the pitfalls of fame as his star rose in the 1980s on The New York Times' podcast, "The Interview." Referring to Michael Jackson, Prince and other stars, Murphy said he looked at them as "cautionary tales."But it was his experience on a night out with Robin Williams and fellow "SNL" alum John Belushi that gave him pause about what could have happened.
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