David Spade Reveals How Chris Farley Felt About Losing Iconic Role
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Chris Farley “didn’t love” that he had to pass on starring in The Cable Guy in order to film Black Sheep, David Spade revealed in a new episode of his Fly on the Wall podcast.
Farley was attached to the title role in The Cable Guy when Columbia Pictures bought the script in 1994 and was set to make https://www.vice.com/en/article/chris-farley-was-forced-out-of-starring-in-the-cable-guy/" rel="" target="_self" title="https://www.vice.com/en/article/chris-farley-was-forced-out-of-starring-in-the-cable-guy/">$3 million dollars on the film.
The Saturday Night Live star signed on to do Tommy Boy that same year, which involved a two-picture deal with Paramount.
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