Chevy Chase is one of comedy's most famous figures, and will star in a new film documenting his rise to fame. See details.

Nearly fifty years after his short time on Saturday Night Live, Chevy Chase addresses his exit from the show in the upcoming CNN documentary, I’m Chevy Chase And You’re Not. The trailer also hints at ...

The original anchor of "Weekend Update" left after just a season and a half in 1976.

Chevy Chase is reflecting on his exit from Saturday Night Live — and how it was "a mistake" on his part. The star, who was a cast member of the sketch comedy show from 1975 to 1976, speaks about SNL ...

Chevy Chase has harbored some regrets about his exit from Saturday Night Live. “It was a mistake to leave SNL,” Chase, 82, said in the Thursday, November 20, trailer for the upcoming CNN Films ...

Chase was a staple in the show’s first season and was the first host of the long-running “Weekend Update." ...

Chevy Chase was on Saturday Night Live's first season in 1975, and left the sketch comedy show halfway through Season 2 in 1976 to launch his Hollywood career.

The CNN documentary "I'm Chevy Chase and You're Not" features interviews with Chase, Lorne Michaels, Beverly D'Angelo, Martin Short, Goldie Hawn, and many more.

Chase's departure was influenced by the allure of lucrative film roles, including Foul Play, Caddyshack, and National Lampoon’s Vacation. His instincts to capitalize on his rising star power seemed ...

Just as “Saturday Night Live” celebrates its 50th season on the air, Jason Reitman’s “Saturday Night” is hits theaters, chronicling the humble beginnings of the legendary late-night sketch show.

Comedian and actor Chevy Chase will reportedly host a screening of his 1989 comedy film, National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation, on December 9.

The upcoming documentary titled "I’m Chevy Chase, And You’re Not" explores Chase's journey from the counterculture comedy scene to becoming a film star in the 1980s. The trailer highlights two ...