Dana Carvey is addressing the Lady Gaga joke that did not land well during the SNL episode, where he came in to mimic Joe Biden. During his appearance on the Fly on the Wall podcast, the actor-comedian reflected on the failed set and claimed that he did have a set of Joker ready and should have delivered it instead. On the episode, Carvey was joined by Maya Rudolph and Andy Samberg, who too stepped in dressed up as the political figures. 

While talking to the podcast host, Carvey claimed, “So I do the little Biden piece as part of the Bret Baier interrogating Maya-Kamala. And he’s kind of confused. He starts talking about the Joker movie, but they don’t know it.” 

As per the clip released by the team of Saturday Night Live, it is showcased that Bret Brier, portrayed by Alec Baldwin, takes the center stage and plays an out of context video, where Carvey’s Biden can be heard badmouthing Kamala Harris/Maya Rudolph.

Venom: The Last Dance has hit theaters, marking the end of the Venom Trilogy, which was hailed by Mavel and Sony Pictures. Following the release and the massive response from the audience, Tom Hardy, who played Eddie Brock/Venom, and the director of the film shared that they always knew that there would be three movies. Marcel has been a major part of the films since the beginning, as she added her points into writing and directing the first installment until the third.

In conversation with People Magazine, the actor and the filmmaker revealed that when Sony approached Marcel with the offer to direct the Venom series, she took it up to make a note that three parts of the storyline are released simultaneously. 

The director stated, “We knew it would be three. We knew it was a trilogy and we knew it would end like this from the beginning.” She went on to explain, “Sony asked me to [direct] and I was like, ‘Oh, okay then.’ I have been on the first two movies and it felt like we knew that this was the third and final one and knew that this one was going to be both a blast but emotional as well.”