Chevy Chase has never been known for holding his tongue, but even he admits he crossed the line during a 1980 talk show appearance. While chatting with Tom Snyder, Chase made an offhand remark about Hollywood legend Cary Grant, joking, “I understand he was a homo. What a gal!”
Decades later, Chase reflected on the moment during an interview with Bill Maher, admitting, “It was one of the stupidest things I’ve ever said.” No argument there—but is it really his worst?
A History of Controversial Comments
If you know Chevy Chase, you know this isn’t his first offense. Over the years, he’s said some pretty shocking things, from offensive jokes to downright crude remarks. Here are just a few examples:
🔥 To young Robert Downey Jr. – “Boy, [your dad] sure went to hell.”
🔥 To SNL’s Terry Sweeney – “I’ve got a sketch idea: We weigh you every week because you have AIDS.”
🔥 To Donald Glover on Community – “People think you’re funnier because you’re Black.”
🔥 To a female co-star – “I want to kill you and then rape you.” 😳
And let’s not forget his physical altercations—Chase has thrown punches at comedy legends like Bill Murray and Joel McHale!
Can Chevy Chase Ever Redeem Himself?
Chase’s brash attitude and unapologetic nature have burned a lot of bridges, making him one of Hollywood’s most controversial comedians. While his talent is undeniable, his legacy is tangled in controversy.
What do you think? Is his Cary Grant comment really his “stupidest” moment, or does he have bigger blunders? Drop your thoughts in the comments! 👇🔥
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