Darrell Hammond

Darrell Hammond is a legendary powerhouse of American comedy, best known for his record-breaking 14-season tenure on Saturday Night Live. As one of the most prolific impressionists in the show’s history, Hammond immortalized iconic caricatures of figures like Bill Clinton, Sean Connery, and Al Gore. His unparalleled ability to mimic voices with surgical precision earned him critical acclaim and solidified his status as a cornerstone of late-night television. Today, he continues his legacy at Studio 8H as the official announcer for SNL, succeeding the great Don Pardo. Beyond the small screen, Hammond is a versatile performer with a career spanning Broadway, film, and best-selling literature.