Murray: 'Ghostbusters Needs Girls'
9 October 2008 9:03 AM, PDT
Actor
Bill Murray is keen to see a new generation of
Ghostbusters pick up their proton packs - especially if they are female.
The funnyman starred in the 1984 hit movie and its 1989 sequel, and has been bombarded with requests to bring the four hapless ghoul fighters back to the big screen.
And Murray is reportedly interested in reprising his original role in a new film, branding a possible third installment "a great idea".
Speculation suggests studio bosses are working on a script to team original stars Murray,
Dan Aykroyd,
Harold Ramis and
Ernie Hudson with a new batch of
Ghostbusters, to be played by
Seth Rogen,
Steve Carell,
Paul Rudd and
Chris Rock.
But the
Scrooged actor would like to add a more feminine aspect to the spook catching squad.
He tells MTV.com, "I think it'd be funny to have a girl Ghostbuster. We don't have a girl Ghostbuster. I mean, they say like, 'What if you passed it to
Chris Rock?' And I go, 'Well, I dunno. Is
Chris Rock gonna save us?' You know, I guess. He's funny."
He adds, "I just think there's some funny girls I'd love to see be Ghostbusters."
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Who do you think can be a female Ghostbuster with a heavy proton pack on her back?
Hmm?
I can't think of any right now..
But I can't see how Chris Rock would fit in this movie. Find some "un-knowns"! or just someone that hasn't made it to "the big league" yet.
In other news: Funeral tomorrow. Almost everyone at work are going, leaving only 6-10 people behind at work (the new ones, that haven't worked with him for that long I guess)
Off to bed now. Back hurting.