Saturday Night Live movies based on characters from the show have been fewer and further between than in the 90s and early 2000s, but that doesn’t mean the prospect wasn’t at least discussed when it came to one of SNL’s biggest characters of the 21st century: Stefon. Bill Hader and John Mulaney created the character of Stefon as a Weekend Update correspondent who would come on the show and offer the most random and salacious “tips” of where to go in New York City. The result was hilarious, as not only would Hader routinely break thanks to surprise jokes Mulaney snuck on the cue cards, but Hader and then-Weekend Update host Seth Meyers had tremendous chemistry, building to a genuinely emotional farewell during Hader’s last show.
The Stefon Movie Would’ve Been a Documentary Like ‘24-Hour Party People’, Reveals John Mulaney
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