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 Andrew Dice Clay wants to leave the movie industry on a high note — preferably one sung by Lady Gaga in “A Star Is Born.”

“I don’t know if I want to be on a set of any kind after that,” Clay, 61, told Page Six.

The comedy legend had an acting renaissance in recent years with critically acclaimed turns in Woody Allen‘s “Blue Jasmine,” Martin Scorsese‘s “Vinyl” and now the Bradley Cooper-directed third remake of the 1937 classic

“I have a good record now between Woody Allen, Scorsese, Warner Bros. and this bigger-than-life movie,” he said.

Clay was particularly impressed with Cooper’s directing, especially considering it was the Oscar-nominated actor’s first time behind a camera

About working with Gaga:

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The Brooklyn-bred performer is also enamored with Mother Monster, in part because “she’s so grounded, a real New York girl,” and in part because she worked so hard on the movie, which was her first starring role.

“She got so absorbed in it. It was such a dark love story that she was in tears from the scenes she’d have to do,” he said. “She’s filling some big shoes from [Barbra] Streisand and Judy Garland. She’s not just a pop star. Lady Gaga is really a vocalist. Her voice, to me, sounds like Liza Minnelli. It’s great becoming friends with her because she’s just an unbelievable talent. On top of that, her acting in the film — that’s a scary place to be when you haven’t done something like that, and she just crushed it.”

Clay wants to turn his focus to projects a bit closer to his heart as a live performer, including his standup, tours and podcast (or as he calls it, his “Dicecast”), and exit gracefully at what he believes to be his cinematic peak, but insists show business will never, ever get old for him (and neither will his mancrush on Cooper).

“Sometimes I can’t believe the things I get to do,” he gushed. “I can be in a comedy club or on set with Cooper, Gaga — when I was on tour, he sent me a selfie of him and Clint Eastwood. It never gets old to me. I never became a jaded guy in show business who’s like, ‘This doesn’t affect me.’ It does affect me! It’s f—king Clint Eastwood! Why is my new buddy sitting with Clint Eastwood in a house somewhere? The excitement of show business never got old to me and never will.”

 

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Killa

gagaz giving him that high note

this might be real buuut we all know this game too well

gaga cooper andrew dice and sam elliott all won. and everyone will be following theyre next step

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Just now, jinko said:

The title made me think he's dying or sumn :madge: I was getting ready to be sad

Well you can still be sad nonetheless :poot:

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Just now, Kimmo said:

Well you can still be sad nonetheless :poot:

Not until he's dying :huntyga:

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jk

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no jk :huntyga:

 

 

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That J

I remember his HUGE heyday back in the 80s as a stand up comic. His whole thing was taking nursery rhymes and making them dark, dirty and raunchy. He always had his own way about him but he could also be a good dramatic actor. I dont blame him for wanting to put a period on the end of an acting career on a high note. 

He absolutely has a high note with this incredible film! 

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