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Is one of the favorite hosts on "Saturday Night Live" (1975), hosting the show 11 times and making numerous surprise appearances starting from the 1989-1990 season to the present. His first job was as a bouncer. Went to Affton High School in Affton, Missouri. He was in the original Broadway cast of the 1985 musical "Big River", which is based on The Adventures of Huckelberry Finn. He played Pap Finn and can be heard on the cast recording singing "Guv'ment". Has played both the King of England (in King Ralph (1991)) and the President of the United States (in certain episodes of "The West Wing" (1999)). Resides in New Orleans, Louisiana. Moved to New York City shortly after college and lived in the Hell's Kitchen neighborhood. One of the jobs he held down as a struggling actor was as a waiter. Was a member of Sigma Phi Epsilon national fraternity (Missouri Eta chapter - Southwest Missouri State University). Was the first guest on "Late Night with Conan O'Brien" (1993) when the show premiered on 13 September 1993. Had to lose weight in order to play Babe Ruth. Bought a $4.6 million dollar home in Pacific Palisades, California (2008). His unique style of throwing darts, holding the pointing tip of the dart with his thumb and index finger and then throwing the dart with the opposite end pointing to the board, so that the dart makes a 180-degree in mid air, with the pointed end to the stuck board, can be seen in many of his movies such as King Ralph (1991). Was considered for the role of Buck Russell in Uncle Buck (1989).