He may not ever want to do 'Ghostbusters 3,' but that doesn't mean Bill Murray isn't keeping busy. He's just now lining up his next project, a comedy-drama in which he'll star opposite a 12-year-old boy.
'Ghostbusters 3' just refuses to die, doesn't it? It looks like the project has hired a new writer -- Etan Cohen, whose previous work includes 'Tropic Thunder' and 'Men in Black III.'
Wes Anderson's 'Moonrise Kingdom' is still in theaters, but the director is already back to work on his latest movie, an untitled European film project, and he's eyeing some pretty spectacular names to join the cast.
Who says coloring books are for kids? For all you fans of Bill Murray, you'll soon have a Bill Murray coloring book of your own. So break out that Crayola 64-pack and get ready to fill in Bill from some of his favorite movie roles.
Bill Murray is a living legend. He's universally recognized as one of the best actors out there and is well-respected by many not only for his bold roles in both comedy and drama, but just for the many bold decisions he's made throughout his career. And also for being just an all-around awesome individual. Such awesomeness continued this past weekend with a classic Bill Murray moment.
Poor Bill Murray, still having to talk about ‘Ghostbusters 3.’ The dude does a guest spot on David Letterman, and even brings his own hologram along, and still has to answer questions about a possible ‘Ghostbusters 3.’ At least he responded. What did he have to say?
Some fans recently asked actor Bill Murray for his autograph, and, in true wacky Murray fashion, he gave them something even better: a slo-mo walk to use in their very own short film.
Does anybody have a list of the movies Bill Murray could have been in if the notoriously hard-to-reach actor had only checked his messages? Apparently we can add one more mega-movie franchise to that healthy roster of missed opportunities, because Murray confirms that he could have been in ‘Iron Man,’ only Robert Downey Jr. couldn’t get a hold of him.
Who doesn't love Bill Murray? He's one of the few veteran actors out there who can manage to tackle comedies and dramas while dishing out a great performance every single time. The plain fact that he's been collaborating with Wes Anderson on ninety percent of his movies just makes it all the more sweeter, and we get to see that again in a couple of days with 'Moonrise Kingdom.'
In the first trailer for 'Hyde Park on Hudson,' watch Bill Murray take on a very different role as President Franklin Delano Roosevelt in this quirky period piece.
