He was let go, Rose. Bill Hader has revealed the hilarious reason the movie “Titanic” got him fired from a job. The “SNL” alum, 46, divulged the story during an appearance Wednesday on ...

Long before Bill Hader was a “Saturday Night Live ... “I got fired from a movie theater for ruining the end of ‘Titanic,'” Hader said. “I was working in a movie theater, and ...

“I was working in a movie theater, and Titanic hadn’t come out ... and he was like, ‘Hey, Bill. I have to fire you.’ He loved it,” Hader said. “Couldn’t look me in the eye, though.” ...

The 'Barry' star said he lost his pre-fame job for revealing Leonardo DiCaprio's fate in the 1997 blockbuster It’s hard to spoil a movie like Titanic, but back in 1997, Bill Hader managed to ...

Bill Hader is remembering the unique reason he once ... the comedian recalled how he spoiled the tragic ending of Titanic for a group of unruly guests. “I got fired from a movie theater for ...

Bill Hader speaks onstage at The Skeleton ... "I got fired from a movie theater for ruining the end of 'Titanic,'" Hader said. "I was working in a movie theater, and 'Titanic' hadn't come out ...

Bill Hader has recalled how he was once fired from his cinema job for “for ruining the end of Titanic“. “I got fired from a movie theatre for ruining the end of Titanic,” he explained.

Bill Hader has revealed he was once fired from a movie theater for spoiling the end of the Titanic. The Barry actor, 46, recounted the hilarious tale during an appearance on Netflix's Everybody's ...

Bill Hader was fired from a movie theatre for ruining the ending of 'Titanic'. The 46-year-old comic was being mocked by a group of women when he was checking their tickets and after they refused ...

Hader concluded, “The [manager] came down smiling, and he was like, ‘Hey, Bill. I have to fire you.’ He loved it. Couldn’t look me in the eye, though.” DiCaprio’s character, Jack, does die at the end ...

Bill Hader’s time working for a movie theater ... the time he got fired from his cinema job “for ruining the end of Titanic” for a group of sorority girls. “I was working in a movie ...