10 of the craziest revelations from Chevy Chase’s new documentary

Chevy Chase has told it all in his new CNN documentary, as his secrets are now in the spotlight.

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In the documentary, which premiered on New Year’s Day, the 82-year-old actor laid everything on the table – from his Saturday evening live days until his infamous expulsion Community.

The documentary also revisited his childhood, including how his mother, Cathalene Parker, allegedly abused him.

The National Lampoon Holiday star described the matriarch as “an out-of-control woman” who “I look back on, and I say I feel sorry for her. She had her own problems. Bad ones… But she physically abused me.”

His wife, Jayni Chase, recalled, “The first time we stayed together, the first time I went to wake him up, he shivered. And he explained, ‘Well, my mother used to wake me up by hitting me,’ ever since he was a little boy.”

The new CNN documentary also focused on Chevy’s meltdown that led to his firing Community. Director Jay Chandrasekhar recalled that the incident occurred during a scene intended to feature a “blackface” glove puppet routine.

“The character is a little tone deaf… If it had been Chevy in his heyday, he would have been totally fine, right. He said something to Yvette [Nicole Brown]I know there was a history between the two, around race,” he added.

To express his frustration, Chevy reportedly used the N-word and stormed out. Brown also left abruptly and would not return unless her co-star apologized.

When Chevy came back, he reportedly said, “Hey man, I didn’t say anything. You know, I used to call Richard Pryor the N-word, he called me a h—–, and we loved each other.”

The director then asked him to apologize to Yvette Nicole, but Chevy replied, “For what?”

News of the ‘racial incident’ subsequently emerged when someone on set leaked what had happened The Hollywood Reporter “at two o’clock in the morning.”

“Chevy stormed onto the set and said, ‘Who seduced me? My career is ruined! I’m ruined! It’s a complete meltdown. ‘F… all of you!'” Chandrasekhar continued.

Production halted following the fallout and Chevy was eventually fired from the show after season 4 in 2013. He returned briefly in 2014.

Chevys SNL costars also appeared on the CNN documentary, all discussing the issue Caddyshack actors’ cocaine use.

Former SNL writer Alan Zweibel admitted “to help stay up as [they] made money, people did drugs.”

Dan Aykroyd confirmed that he had tried “every powder and pill,” and admitted, “We all did that back then.”

“The person they were most concerned about was Chevy. He was on a lot of drugs,” explains journalist James Andrew Miller.

Although Chevy is seen as difficult by some colleagues, the Foul play star clarified that he simply prefers “to be liked, and disliked, like all of us.”

“I don’t know what to say about the people who don’t like me, except them. What can you say about something like that? I can’t say they misunderstand me. Because maybe they don’t, by their standards,” he said in the CNN documentary.

In I’m Chevy Chase and you’re notCaley said Community creator Dan Harmon “had gotten the entire cast and crew to scream, ‘F— you, Chevy.'”

“I’m there. He’s showing his daughter, ‘This is the show I did.’ And we run into ‘F— you, Chevy,'” Caley said. “That’s rough and mean.”

Fifty years later SNL aired for the first time, former and current cast and staff members reunited SNL50. While past cast members appeared in sketches, Chevy was excluded from participating and collaborating with them.

“They told Chevy until that day there were two bits, they went back and forth. Then there was no bit,” Jayni said.

Feeling “hurt” and “upset” by the setup, Chevy said, “And this will probably be the first time I say it. But I expected that I would have also been on stage with all the other actors. Then Garrett [Morris] and Laraine [Newman] When I went on stage, I was curious why I didn’t do that. Nobody asked me that. Why was I left out?”

Bill Murray even appeared on stage for it Weekend update during the special.

‘I don’t have an answer to that. I once brought it up in a text message to Lorne [Michaels] and then took it back. I said, ‘Okay, I’ll take it back. It’s silly,” Chevy said. ‘But it’s not that foolish. Someone made a big mistake there. I don’t know who it was, but someone made a mistake… They should have had me on that stage. It hurt.”

Although his marriage to Jacqueline ended in divorce, Chevy found love again with Jayni.

“I was working on a movie called Under the rainbow. Jayni was the production coordinator on that,” he recalls. “My trailer was parked right by the production facility and I could hear her voice, and I thought, ‘What a beautiful voice,’ but I never looked to see who it was.”

When he finally saw her, he asked her to go to a movie premiere with him. Their romance soon blossomed and led to their marriage in 1982.