Farley starred on “SNL” from 1990 to 1995. He died of a drug overdose (cocaine and morphine) in 1997, just like Belushi. In her book that came out in Feb., Morrison claimed that Farley was once ...

We’re a tribe, we’re a group, and we have to look out for each other.” “So by the time Chris Farley comes along, you know, 10 years later or whatever, from the beginning he clearly had ...

We’re a tribe, we’re a group, and we have to look out for each other. That lesson hit home when Farley, who rocketed to stardom with his physical, no-holds-barred sketches, began struggling ...

Saturday Night Live boss Lorne Michaels reportedly took a “tough love” approach to helping Chris Farley overcome his substance abuse before the comedy legend tragically passed away in 1997.

During Chris Farley’s time on Saturday Night Live, creator Lorne Michaels would allegedly ban the late actor-comedian for “weeks at a time” to help him with his alcohol and drug use.

During Chris Farley’s time on Saturday Night Live, creator Lorne Michaels would allegedly ban the late actor-comedian for “weeks at a time” to help him with his alcohol and drug use. Susan Morrison, ...

On December 18, 1997, just two months after hosting SNL, Chris Farley died of an overdose at 33. Cocaine and heroin, the same fatal mix that took Belushi. It was the tragedy Michaels had tried to ...

We're a tribe, we're a group, and we have to look out for each other." Morrison then mentioned that Farley became extra protective of SNL cast members, including Chris Farley, who struggled with ...

The "Saturday Night Live" alum says it "would have been a blast" to do a sequel right after the first one.