Seth Green says Bill Murray threw him upside down in trash can on SNL when he was a kid

Actor and author Seth Green revealed that Bill Murray was the rudest celebrity he’s ever met, which is hardly shocking given the recent spate of complaints and allegations of misconduct leveled at the once lover Saturday night live Actor.

During an appearance on the Good mythical morning YouTube show, Green – who is known for his voice-over work on the family Guy and robot chicken, said he was nine years old when he had a disturbing interaction with Murray.

Green recalled the SNL The place he was performing was when “Mary Gross was one of the on-site news anchors and was doing a whole thing about what kids think about the Christmas holidays.”

Before the shooting SNL Sketch told Green he was hanging out in the Green Room and asked then-cast member Eddie Murphy if he could change TV channels.

Murphy was happy to accommodate that, but found it amusing when Green climbed onto the shelves to change the channel himself.

The playful mood changed when Murray, who was then hosting the show, entered the room.

You can hear Green narrate what followed at 15:50 in the following clip.

Tell the truth or eat the nasty food (ft. Seth Green)youtube

“[Murray] saw me sitting on the armrest of that chair and made a fuss about me sitting in his place,” Green said.

“And I thought, ‘This is absurd. I’m sitting on the armrest of this couch. There are several lengths of this sofa. Please eff off.’ And he said, ‘This is my chair.’”

Green’s mother suggested that maybe her son should move for Murray, but Green refused to move.

Did he think:

“Are you such an idiot? Are you so rude as to tell a nine-year-old to get out of… what is this power play?”

Murray then physically forced a change.

“He picked me up by my ankles… held me upside down… He dangled me over a trash can and was like, ‘The trash goes in the trash can.'”

“And I was screaming, and I was waving my arms, flailing wildly, full contact with his balls.”

“He dropped me in the trash can, the trash can falls over. I was horrified. I ran away, hid under the table in my dressing room and just cried.”

Green said he hasn’t seen Murray backstage since the incident, but said he chanced upon Murphy, who remembered him as the boy who “climbed that thing to change the channel.”

YouTube presenters laughed nervously at Green’s lively retelling of his day SNL, but Twitter didn’t find the anecdote that funny.

Murray recently admitted being the reason a film shoot was halted after an unnamed woman involved in the production claimed the actor behaved inappropriately.

Actress Geena Davis also recounted a series of disturbing incidents of inappropriate behavior involving Murray in her recently released memoir death of politeness.