If there’s one Hollywood legend who deserves a night all to himself, it’s Eddie Murphy. And in May 2026, Netflix is making exactly that happen. Netflix has announced it will be the exclusive global streaming home for the 51st AFI Life Achievement Award: A Tribute to Eddie Murphy, premiering on May 31, 2026. whats-on-netflix
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Eddie Murphy’s AFI Life: Event At A Glance
| Detail | Info |
|---|---|
| Special | 51st AFI Life Achievement Award |
| Honoree | Eddie Murphy |
| Gala Date | April 18, 2026 |
| Netflix Premiere | May 31, 2026 |
| Venue | Dolby Theatre, Los Angeles |
| First Time on Streaming? | ✅ Yes — historic first |
| Previous Network Home | TNT & TCM |
Why This Is a Historic Moment
This isn’t just a celebrity special — it’s a genuine milestone. For the first time in the Emmy-winning special’s history, the gala is bypassing traditional cable networks entirely and heading straight to streaming, bringing the celebration of Murphy’s five-decade career to Netflix’s massive global audience.
The AFI Life Achievement Award, established in 1973, is considered the highest honor in film — awarded annually to someone whose work has “stood the test of time” and fundamentally advanced the art of cinema. You can read more about its storied history on the AFI Life Achievement Award Wikipedia page.

Murphy joins an absolutely elite group. Recent recipients include Francis Ford Coppola (2025), Nicole Kidman (2024), Julie Andrews (2022), and Denzel Washington (2019) — with the award’s legacy stretching back to icons like Alfred Hitchcock, Bette Davis, and Sidney Poitier.
Eddie Murphy & Netflix: A Match Already Made
This tribute feels completely natural given Murphy’s deep existing ties to the streamer. He delivered a Golden Globe-nominated performance as Rudy Ray Moore in the Netflix Original Dolemite Is My Name, starred alongside Jonah Hill in the hit comedy You People, and famously returned as Axel Foley in Netflix’s Beverly Hills Cop revival.
Netflix and Eddie Murphy have been building something special together for years — and this tribute is the crown jewel of that partnership.
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