Bill Murray Finally Signed on to do Ghostbusters 3....and 4?!?

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   Stevennix2001posted 13 years ago

   In recent news, it looks like Bill Murray finally agreed to reprise his role as Dr. Peter Venkeman in the upcoming Ghostbusters 3, and a possible 4th movie depending on how well the third one does.  Right now, very little detail is revealed about the plot, but it does involve the old ghostbusters crew training their young recruits that are set to take their place.  Sony did say that if audiences love the new recruits, then you can expect them to move forward with the characters in a future film.  Therefore, what are your thoughts on this?

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      manthyposted 13 years agoin reply to this

      Thats awesome.........I love those movies

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         Daffy Duckposted 13 years agoin reply to this

         No Sh**?  That's great!  I have the first 2 and would love to see what they do in the 3rd.  Hell Yeah!

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   Mikeydoesposted 13 years ago

   Does sound appealing, I will def see it!

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   MsQuestionposted 13 years ago

   Oh, I'm definitely curious how they're going to do it!  It's been such a LONG time since the first two,though....are they going to make it "cooler"...more CG, probably.....are the others coming back to reprise their roles, also?

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   The Jetposted 13 years ago

   Awesome news.
   
   *plays the theme from Life Aquatic*

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   kirstenblogposted 13 years ago

   Wow, I hope they do a good job of it. If they do they will be able to do more and if those are fun well....

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   Alexxonl Tageposted 13 years ago

   3rd,4th??? waoh it's to be interesting, a new generation ghost buster with new techno-gazzette..:-)

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   NateSeanposted 13 years ago

   Believe it or not, I was actually there when it happened. This is exactly how the whole thing went down.
   
   *At the bar where Bill has a half empty bottle of Jack Daniels and a shot glass*
   
   Bill: Oh man, my life sucks. One cameo in another Coppola film and two Garfield movies. That's what my life has come to.
   
   Bartender: Hey, it's not all bad. You've had a wonderful career. Everyone peters out once in a while. Pretty soon you'll be back on your feet and everyone will be glad to see you!
   
   Bill: Thanks Jimmy, but really, I think it's just time for me to retire. I've got nothing to give any more.
   
   *A strange man walks up to Bill and places a piece of paper on the bar in front of him*
   
   SM: *in a deadpan tone* Oh wow. It's Bill Murray. Sir, can I have your autograph, I'm a huge fan.
   
   Bill: Oh, isn't that cute. Do you have a pen?
   
   SM: Sure, just go ahead and sign right at the bottom there.
   
   Bill signs without looking and the man bolts.
   
   Bill: You know that's the best way to end this day.
   
   *Outside the bar, Harold Ramis tears off the disguise he was wearing. Dan Akroyd is standing there in his thin t-shirt, his and torn ripped jeans, shivering in the cold, blowing into his hands to keep warm*
   
   Dan: Did Bill sign the contract?
   
   Harold: *Shows Dan the contrac* Without even looking at it. Just like last time.
   
   Dan: Oh boy, that's our Billy.

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   TamCorposted 13 years ago

   NateSean--That was hilarious...I could honestly picture it in my mind, hahaha...
   
   I'd love to see the original guys in the next one--I hope it all works out!

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      MsQuestionposted 13 years agoin reply to this

      How old are they, though?  Does anyone think that matters?

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         NateSeanposted 13 years agoin reply to this

         Not if Jeff Bridges and Corey Feldmen can still do sequels all these years after their movies.

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