The SNL skit where he first played the character has Diamond appearing on a segment of VH1 Storytellers, though the scene quickly goes horribly wrong as the singer takes to regaling the crowd with tales of manslaughter and porn. Neil Diamond First Appearance: SNL (circa 1998) Good Will Ferrell: Ferrell was never afraid of playing unsavory characters on SNL, as when he turned your mom's favorite musician, "Forever in Blue Jeans" auteur Neil Diamond, into a depraved, sex-crazed, pill-popping madman. Have a look at our favorite Ferrell characters below, and then be sure to comment at the bottom of the page and let us know which are your favorites! 12. In fact, you might even say he's… scrumtralescent. From his early SNL successes to his current run as a box office star, Ferrell has always managed to impress.
Hooker." With Will Ferrell's Semi-Pro hitting theaters tomorrow, IGN Stars figured it was a great time to spotlight the best of the many, many characters the former Saturday Night Live wunderkind has played over the years. Still, the characters continue to have cache - as does their indelible theme song, "What is Love?" by Haddaway - as evidenced by the current Diet Pepsi Max commercial that features the song and Kattan… though not Ferrell, who has obviously moved on to bigger and better things.
Steve Butabi First Appearance: SNL (circa 1996) Good Will Ferrell: First popping up as a recurring skit on SNL, Ferrell's Steve Butabi and his brother, Doug (Chris Kattan), eventually got their own movie, A Night at the Roxbury, though the pop-culture hipness of the two idiotic clubbing brothers had subsided by the time the film was released.
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