1:56 pm By Jennifer Woodard Maderazo · Celebrities|Chismes|TV
20 Sep 2006
Saturday Night Live, my on again off again favorite show (currently very off) and one of my favorite cast members (and first Latino on the show), Chileno Horatio Sanz are parting ways. And SNL isn’t just axing Sanz, but two other great cast members, though producers aren’t calling it a firing:
After nearly a month of speculation that the fates of several Saturday Night Live cast members were up in the air comes confirmation from NBC that regulars
Chris Parnell, Horatio Sanz and Finesse Mitchell will not be returning to the late night staple.The non-announcement was made by simply omitting the players’ names from a press release touting the start of the show’s 32nd season, though a rep for the network denied there was any bad blood between the MIA cast and svengali producer Lorne Michaels or that their departure was the result of a firing.
“I believe there were mutual choices made,” NBC rep Marc Liepis told E! Online. “When you’re on the show for eight years, I don’t think you look at it as a firing.
So because you’ve been on the show a long time it means you aren’t fired when they tell you to hit the road? Interesting.
Via / Yahoo! Entertainment
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3 Responses to SNL fires Sanz, first Latino cast member
Maegan la Mala
September 20th, 2006 at 3:39 pm
I didn’t Sanz was Chileno. So now there is no Latino on the show right? I haven’t watched it in ages.
monica
September 20th, 2006 at 6:19 pm
maybe the showbiz term is “let go”?
Jennifer Woodard Maderazo
October 2nd, 2006 at 6:15 pm
Yeah, no more Latinos on SNL, but then again, he was the only one in the show’s history…