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Life After “Saturday Night Live”
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The Love Guru
June 20, 2008
After “SNL,” Mike “Coffee Talk” Myers nursed the 1960s super spy Austin Powers and the animated green ogre Shrek through three feature films apiece (a fourth movie in the modern children’s fairytale series is scheduled for a 2010 release). His latest, The Love Guru, is already making waves for the actor’s stereotypical depiction of the Hindu way of life. But knowing Myers’ previous work (see So I Married An Axe Murderer and The Cat in the Hat), we have a feeling this is meant to be anything but an accurate, straightforward portrayal.
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