Who you gonna call a 3rd time?

[doggans]

But keep in mind that when someone writes for a TV show, even if they're the only credited writers on an episode, most of the ideas come from the room and the showrunner gets final approval. Any Office script they write may have more of Greg Daniels' ideas in it than their own.

That said, I don't want to discredit Gene and Lee's work on The Office or say that their GB3 would be automatically bad. It's entirely possible that their script for Year One was quite different than the final movie turned out to be, especially given the two leads notoriety for ad-libbing.

(Also, I haven't seen Year One yet, so for all I know, I would think it was brilliant and there's nothing to worry about. )

[Cosmic Muse]

I don't think we'll be seeing Bill Murray in this movie because he and Harold Ramis aren't really on speaking terms as far as I know.

[RoninFox]

Where does that info come from?  Every news I've heard about the new movie says all four of the leads are attatched as long as the script is approved, and Bill was fine to play the role in the game that Ramis co-starred in and wrote.  Granted doing voice work I have no idea if he ever worked with Ramis directly.

[dalem]

What's Year One?

-dale

[BathTub]

Jack Blacks latest film.

[ScottotD]

http://www.slashfilm.com/2009/07/08/7-minutes-of-harold-ramis-talking-ghostbusters-3/

[Thrifty]

Any summary? I don't like watching interviews.

It's 7 minutes of Harold Ramis Talking about Ghostbusters 3.

At least, that's my guess.  I haven't seen the clip.

[Action Batch]

Well there's these guys who have to do something. They have a car.

Yahtzee didn't like it too much.

[Compound]

And now, a trailer from the long lost 1954 version of Ghostbusters.

[doggans]

That was the most genius thing I've seen since the last thing I've referred to as the most genius thing I've seen.