Bill Hader is such an iconic former Saturday Night ... Known for his brilliant impersonations and ability to fully embody all ...

He was let go, Rose. Bill Hader has revealed the hilarious reason the movie “Titanic” got him fired from a job. The “SNL” alum, 46, divulged the story during an appearance Wednesday on ...

Bill Hader has revealed he was once fired from a movie theater for spoiling the end of the Titanic. The Barry actor, 46, recounted the hilarious tale during an appearance on Netflix's Everybody's ...

Bill Hader once got fired from his movie theater job for a reason so funny, even his boss couldn’t make eye contact with him. The “Saturday Night Live” alum shared the hilarious story during ...

Saturday Night Live star Bill Hader opened up about the bizarre reason he was once fired—with many fans claiming he did nothing wrong. Joining John Mulaney’s show, Everybody’s Live ...

To learn that actor and comedian Bill Hader has been doing Bill Hader-like things long before the collective world was introduced to his comedic stylings on Saturday Night Live in 2005 would ...

“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 ...

Bill Hader is remembering the unique reason he once got fired from a movie theater. During an appearance on Netflix’s Everybody’s Live With John Mulaney on Wednesday, April 9, the comedian ...

Bill Hader has recalled how he was once fired from his cinema job for “for ruining the end of Titanic“. “I got fired from a movie theatre for ruining the end of Titanic,” he explained.

It’s hard to spoil a movie like Titanic, but back in 1997, Bill Hader managed to — and lost his job for doing so. “I was working in a movie theater, and Titanic hadn't come out yet,” Hader ...

It actor Bill Hader shared an incident which was hysterical for him, but was not funny at all for others. The 46-year-old reminisced that he was once fired from a movie theatre due to a fun reason.

Bill Hader’s Al Pacino impression gets even more real (and creepy) with the help of deepfakes He was always almost creepily accurate, but now there’s no "almost" about it. What makes the It ...