00:00Making people laugh.
00:02It's a world that I want to be involved in.
00:09I said,
00:10God, you can do anything
00:12you want to me, just please
00:14make me famous.
00:16I got a phone call.
00:18And I instantly knew my
00:19whole life was going to change.
00:23But God
00:23did not forget the other part.
00:27All great stories
00:28have comedy and tragedy
00:30in them, and that certainly
00:31was Matthew's story.
00:33I was extremely happy
00:35when I got famous. Then I was like,
00:38uh-oh, this didn't fix what's inside
00:40me. This didn't do what I thought it was going to do.
00:42My brother would talk about
00:44that feeling of emptiness or loneliness
00:46that he couldn't quite
00:47fill. He spent
00:49$7 million trying to get
00:52sober. That's how seriously he took
00:54his disease. I had people telling
00:56me to stop, say, you're going to kill yourself.
00:58You're going to keep going like this.
01:00And I just didn't know how.
01:02The world is saying goodbye
01:05to a beloved actor
01:07and one of our best friends.
01:12So this is the funny part of the documentary.
01:16As Matthew's buddy for
01:1840 years, he would definitely want everyone
01:20to talk about how great he was.
01:23He meant so much in so
01:26many ways. Matthew
01:28recognized this is an
01:30area where he could really make a huge
01:31difference. I wanted to introduce myself
01:33and say that my name is Matthew and I'm an
01:35alcoholic. He saved my life
01:38right there in that moment. I believe that.
01:42How funny he was.
01:43When he made people laugh,
01:46it made him feel good.
01:47To have that connection with an audience
01:49is a wonderful,
01:52sacred thing.
01:54And how we miss him.
01:57I missed you guys.
01:58I missed all of you.
02:00I missed all of you.
02:01I missed all of you.
02:26I missed all of you.
