John Belushi LIfe History
When thinking of great physical comedians, one cannot over look the name of John Belushi. Belushi's style was one of a kind when he burst on to the scene, which left him centered out among fellow cast members. The style he brought to the table was normal level of slapstick, times by one hundred and ten percent. John’s career began got started in February of 1971 when John went to Chicago to audition for the Second City. At the age 22 years old was the youngest ever to get the job. As a cast member he played many different characters ranging from the mayor of Chicago to Hamlet, to singer, Joe Cocker. Johns Impression of Joe had a voice perfect for the imitation, his body movements were erratic and quick and as he sang he poured beer down his shirt and laid down and spit it up in the air. To say the least, John nailed that one gained him a lot of attention in the fall of his first year and it alone was paving the road for things to come. The spring of 1972 marked 14 months with Second City, it was time to move onto other things. Moving on for John was going to work on the Lemming’s show. This was a parody show that mocked popular musicians and pretty much everything under the sun. For about three years John’s Joe Cocker impr
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