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The 13 pages that link to Richard Pryor, each with the reason it gives.

• Stand-up comedyRelated: His candid storytelling and character work influenced generations of performers.

• Comedy albumRelated: His albums brought personal storytelling and sharp social observation to recorded stand-up.

• Eddie MurphyRelated: Murphy has cited Pryor as a major influence and later portrayed him in an unproduced biographical project.

• George CarlinRelated: Pryor and Carlin became defining, contrasting voices in socially critical American stand-up.

• The Comedy StoreRelated: His appearances helped establish the club as a destination for leading comedians.

• American comedyRelated: His performances expanded the expressive range and personal candor of American stand-up.

• American humorRelated: Pryor expanded stand-up through candid storytelling about race, class, and personal experience.

• Dave ChappelleRelated: Pryor’s candid, character-driven comedy shaped Chappelle’s approach to stand-up.

• Gene WilderRelated: Wilder’s partnership with Pryor produced four feature films, including Stir Crazy.

• Redd FoxxRelated: Pryor and Foxx helped establish frank Black stand-up as a major force in American comedy.

• Louis C.K.Related: Louis C.K. has cited Pryor as an influence, especially for confessional material and personal storytelling.

• Sam KinisonNarrower topic: Pryor’s autobiographical intensity offers a broader lineage for Kinison’s raw performance style.

• Bill HicksRelated: Pryor’s unsparing stage honesty belongs to a lineage that shaped Hicks’s approach.