I sat down with actor and comedian Ken McGraw to talk about his choice, Belushi: A Biography (2005) by Judith Belushi Pisano and Tanner Colby. We get into Belushi's tremendous life & works, his influence on Ken's life and comedy, as well as Ken's first theatrical credit as Elf No. 7. You can follow Ken on Twitter here<a class= "ProfileHeaderCard-screennameLink u-linkComplex js-nav" href= "https://twitter.com/KenMcGraw">@KenMcGraw </a>and you can see him perform on the show Characters Welcome at UCB in the East Village.

I sat down with actor and comedian Ken McGraw to talk about his choice, Belushi: A Biography (2005) by Judith Belushi Pisano and Tanner Colby. We get into Belushi's tremendous life & works, his influence on Ken's life and comedy, as well as Ken's first theatrical credit as Elf No. 7. You can follow Ken on Twitter here@KenMcGraw and you can see him perform on the show Characters Welcome at UCB in the East Village.

I sat down with actor and comedian Ken McGraw to talk about his choice,&nbsp;Belushi: A Biography (2005) by Judith Belushi Pisano and Tanner Colby. We get into Belushi's tremendous life &amp; works, his influence on Ken's life and comedy, as well as Ken's first theatrical credit as Elf No. 7. You can follow Ken on Twitter here<a href="https://twitter.com/KenMcGraw" rel="noopener noreferrer">@KenMcGraw&nbsp;</a>and you can see him perform on the show Characters Welcome at UCB in the East Village.

Ken McGraw Talks Belushi

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