The line was famously uttered by Richard Pryor in the 1989 film, “See No Evil, Hear No Evil,” where Pryor played a blind man opposite Gene Wilder. The portrait in question, which currently ...

The biography "Becoming Richard Pryor" (HarperCollins, 608 pp., $27.99) by Scott Saul, an English professor at the University of California, Berkeley, is a pop-culture masterpiece of exhaustive ...

Stream It Or Skip It: ‘I Am Richard Pryor’ On Paramount Network, An Honest Portrait Of The Legendary Comedian By Joel Keller @ joelkeller Published March 15, 2019, 7:00 p.m. ET ...

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The Richard Pryor I knew was a wounded, sensitive, tortured and lonely human being. I was in my mid-20s when I first saw him perform. The setting was a Greenwich Village night club and his ...

Richard Pryor's Daughter Rain on Will Smith's Oscars Slap of Chris Rock: 'They're Both Really Good Guys' Richard Pryor's Daughter Rain Says He Was Honest About 'His Demons and His Addictions ...

Eddie Murphy detailed the $100,000 bet he made with Richard Pryor. (Getty Images) "He bet me $100,000 that I wouldn't put out a music album where there's no jokes or nothing," Murphy said.

RICHARD PRYOR: I live in — I wanted to go to a place where there was no people and I found the place. There's 500 people live where I live and they're brown. I like that because you can sleep at ...

When it was announced that Marlon Wayans and not Eddie Murphy would be portraying Richard Pryor in the long-discussed biopic of the comedy giant, the news was greeted with Internet jeering. Wayans ...