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James Marsden Talks About His Clucky Chicken Audition for 'Saturday Night Live'
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In a new interview, 'Westworld' actor James Marsden reflects on his peculiar audition for the hit NBC comedy show and shares his aspirations to host the show.

AceShowbiz - James Marsden, known for his role in "Westworld", recently shared his audition story for "Saturday Night Live". During an appearance on "Live with Kelly and Mark", Marsden recalled his attempt at making it onto the iconic sketch comedy show years ago.

Despite being a nationwide talent search, Marsden's audition process was unusual. He and a friend performed a peculiar act, clucking like chickens and walking around each other. Marsden admitted it was a "bad choice," but it left a lasting impression on him.

"They did a nationwide talent search and a friend of mine in my drama class, or whatever, who I used to do these humorous sketches with, said, 'Let's go down and audition for it,' " he recalled. "I think they made us do… It wasn't even something like, 'Create an interesting character,' or whatever. It was like, 'Do whatever silly thing you want to do.' I don't know why we chose to do this, but we clucked like chickens and just walked around each other."

Although he didn't make it onto "SNL" as a cast member, Marsden later worked with Tina Fey in "30 Rock". He expressed to Fey his desire to be on "SNL", and she responded that he would likely host the show at some point. Marsden said he would love to host and embrace the opportunity to showcase his comedic talents.

As "SNL" marks its 50th anniversary, Marsden remains hopeful that he might get a chance to host the show and even bring back his clucky chicken routine.

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