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Edie Baskin was born on 8 November 1945 in the USA. She is an art director, known for Days of Heaven (1978), Square Pegs (1982) and Saturday Night Live (1975).
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Edie Baskin (born November 8, 1945) is a former head photographer on Saturday Night Live. She served as the original head photographer of the show, serving from the show's inception from 1975 until 1999.
- The Cleverest of All Sharks
- No Blues Here
- Durable and Delicious
- You Sure Do Ask A Lot of Questions For A Guy from New Jersey!
- Eddie Murphy Does James Brown
- I Must Say
- Lorne and Steve
- He's Like The Wind
- In The Cards
- "Palin"-Around
Edie Baskin After making its debut in the first season, the Land Shark became one of SNL’s first recurring characters, with John Belushi playing the role of Matt Hooper. Gilda Radner seems rather unfazed by it all in 1976.
Edie Baskin John Belushi and Dan Aykroyd do their best version of The Untouchables, as seen through the eyes of the crew in 1976.
Edie Baskin In 1976, Chevy Chase, Dan Aykroyd, and Gilda Radner couldn’t decide whether Shimmer Non-Dairy Floor Wax was best used as a cleaning agent or a dessert topping. In this image, taken during dress rehearsal, the Shimmer bottle itself had yet to have its on-screen label affixed.
Edie Baskin Gilda Radner, as Roseanne Roseannadanna, and Jane Curtin proved that SNL was just as much a Girl’s Club back in 1979.
Mark Mullen James Brown was among Eddie Murphy’s most famous impersonations. In this shot, taken in 1983, he proclaims “Haaaiiii! Too hot in the hot tub! Burn myself!” as host of James Brown’s Celebrity Hot Tub Party.
Suzy M. Drasnin Martin Short rehearses an Ed Grimley sketch in 1984, minus the signature high-waisted pants, orange plaid shirt, and sky-high cowlick.
Suzy M. Drasnin Lorne Michaels joins frequent host Steve Martin for a promo shoot in 1989. In 2011, Alec Baldwin became the show’s most prolific host, with 16 appearances. Steve Martin is just one appearance behind at 15.
Edie Baskin Chris Farley became a breakout star in his very first SNL season in 1990 when he went toe to toe with guest host Patrick Swayze in a Chippendales audition. Ultimately, the part went to Swayze’s character, with Farley being told that: “Barney, we all agreed that your dancing was great. Your presentation was very sexy. I guess, in the end...
Mary Ellen Matthews Seth Meyers and Amy Poehler do some last-minute cue card review with Wally Feresten during the commercial break leading up to their Weekend Updatein 2007.
Dana Edelson As Sarah Palin chats backstage with Alec Baldwin and Lorne Michaels in 2008, Tina Fey can be seen on the monitor doing her spot-on impression of the wannabe Vice President.
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Portraits of Gilda Radner as Baba Wawa and John Belushi as Samurai Futaba, hand tinted by S.N.L.’s longtime photographer, Edie Baskin.
Baskin was the person to bring to life the “bumper” images seen before and after the show’s commercial breaks—they feature the episode’s host and musical guests. Unafraid to experiment, she often implemented unusual techniques, such as hand coloring photographs.
Dec 14, 2019 · Edie Baskin/NBC. With a boost from the sketch-turned-movie “Wayne’s World,” the show enjoyed a run of popularity in the early ’90s. Skits by Adam Sandler and Chris Farley kept the streak going...
