But he's frozen.' And that showed them." Hader went on to share that while his manager "came down smiling," he informed young Bill that he had to fire him, but adding that, "he loved it," and ...

“The guy came down smiling, and he was like, ‘Hey, Bill. I have to fire you,’” though Hader added that the manager obviously “loved it.” “Couldn’t look me in the eye, though ...

Of course, there were consequences to Hader’s actions as the Barry star said he was fired on the spot. “The guy came down smiling, and he was like, ‘Hey, Bill. I have to fire you ...

“The [manager] came down smiling, and he was like, ‘Hey, Bill. I have to fire you.’ He loved it,” Hader said. “Couldn’t look me in the eye, though.” In the 1997 Oscar-winning film ...

But he’s frozen.’” Hader joked that “that showed them,” while Mulaney immediately asked if he was fired on the spot, which the “Barry” creator confirmed. “The guy came down smiling, and he was like, ...

Hader said he was fired on the spot. “The guy came down smiling, and he was like, ‘Hey, Bill. I have to fire you.’ He loved it. Couldn’t look me in the eye, though,” he added.

Paramount Leonardo DiCaprio and Kate Winslet as Jack and Rose at the end of 'Titanic' Mulaney then asked if he got fired on the spot, and Hader said that he did, concluding, "The [manager] came down ...

It actor Bill Hader shared an incident which was hysterical ... He explained that his head came down smiling and said ‘Bill, I have to fire you.’ ...

“The [manager] came down smiling, and he was like, ‘Hey, Bill. I have to fire you,'” Hader says. “He loved it. Couldn’t look me in the eye, though.” ...

“He came down smiling and said, ‘Hey Bill, I have to fire you.’ He loved it, but couldn’t look me in the eye,” Hader said. Leonardo DiCaprio’s character, Jack, famously dies at the end ...