LOS ANGELES - When you are one of the biggest Hollywood stars and then vanish from view, you run the risk of people calling you a recluse.
And while actor Eddie Murphy rejects that label - saying, in a 2011 Rolling Stone profile, that he is simply a "semi-retired gentleman of leisure" and a "homebody" who avoids Hollywood parties - he has largely disappeared from the public eye since his 1980s and 1990s heyday.
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