People stopped looking for Mike Myers some time ago. That's not unusual for most "Saturday Night Live" alumni, even those who enjoy a measure of notoriety after their tenure at Studio 8H inside 30 Rockefeller Plaza winds down. The David Spades, Dana Carveys and Will Fortes of the world will always be with us, making cameo appearances or popping up in sitcoms.
But Myers ranks among the greats – one of the guys who didn't simply make movies, but set the bar for a time of what an "SNL" movie should be. "Wayne's World" and the "Austin Powers" films – "Austin Powers: International Man of Mystery," "Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me" and "Austin Powers in Goldmember" – made Myers one of the hottest comedy stars of the 1990s.
