Ferrell's travel companion takes a photo of him posing and pointing at his junk in the revealing suit. "God, that's freakin' sexy," Steele remarked wryly while taking the snap. For SNL fans ...

Look who’s having the last laugh. Will Ferrell’s “Saturday Night Live” co-stars were skeptical about his comic abilities when he first joined the legendary sketch show back in 1995.

During an interview on The New York Times’ “The Interview” podcast alongside his longtime friend and former “Saturday Night Live” head writer Harper Steele, Ferrell expressed a bit of ...

Harper Steele hopes seeing Will Ferrell in Will & Harper gives people 'roadmap on how to engage' with LGBTQ friends Will Ferrell and Harper Steele on all those SNL cameos in Will & Harper and ...

With the season premiere of SNL‘s 50th season approaching ... “More Cowbell” an all-timer had a different answer. Will Ferrell went with “Fred Garvin: Male Prostitute,” a season 4 ...

Will Ferrell revealed that his Saturday Night Live co-stars didn't think he was funny when he first arrived on set in the mid-90s. In the new Netflix documentary, Will & Harper, the comedian goes ...

In this musical comedy bit, Saturday Night Live alum Will Ferrell and Ana Gasteyer star as Marty and Bobbie Culp, two music ...

According to Ferrell, there was close to 250 hours of footage taken on the entire trip, but "just at the SNL part alone, we have enough to make an entire film." Related: Kristen Bell recalls ...

Will Ferrell wouldn't want to bring one of his "Saturday Night Live" characters into the modern era. The "Step Brothers" star, 57, in an interview with The New York Times' "The Interview" podcast ...

Will Ferrell was a recurring character machine during his tenure on Saturday Night Live, creating classics ... middle school music teacher Marty Culp, Harry Caray, Alex Trebek and George W.

In the beginning of their 16-day journey, Will Ferrell and Harper Steele — who became fast friends nearly 30 years ago when they both started at Saturday Night Live at the same time — stop by ...

Will Ferrell is no longer interested in performing in drag for laughs. During an interview on The New York Times’ “The Interview” podcast alongside his longtime friend and former “Saturday Night Live” ...