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Eddie Murphy has shelved his return to stand-up comedy because the coronavirus is no laughing matter.
The Nutty Professor star was making plans for a big show, but then the pandemic hit.
"This year we'd be working on doing stand-up and getting stuff together, but all this happened," he said during the Creative Arts Emmy Awards virtual backstage event online on Saturday night, after picking up his first ever Emmy - with an Outstanding Guest Actor Comedy Series win for Saturday Night Live.
"These are really serious times, no times for joking. I don't know right now if there should be any comedic commentary. We're still right in the middle of everything.
"In a year or so, we'll be need comedic commentary and some laughs, but now we're right in this."
