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We will have to see who ultimately is picked. Sure some names are mentioned but they might not sign up, just are looked at but isn't signed. We will see.
So far NONE of the names mentioned match what the names Dan Aykroyd, Rick Moranis and Bill Murray meant in 1984. It was lightning in a bottle.
Aykroyd also mentioned Eliza Dushku in the radio interview he did.
If anyone's curious...
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She wouldn't be bad either. Hopefully they do find a quality cast and they work good togther. But like above poster said, comedy from there snl time/70s-80s is alot different from todays. Hopefully tthey can mix the two together and find a good balance.
I'm not so much worried about the movie being appealing - I mean, it's Ghostbusters, how can it not be? I'm worried that there just aren't many comedians left that can do what Aykroyd, Ramis and Murray did... They were funny, but made the film and its events seemserious and real despite the sheer goofiness of the premise.
Today's generation is full of parody-driven, foul-language spewing, unoriginal hacks.
I'd welcome Hader. Forte would be okay, but he's never done much for me. Though I can't see Farris as a GB.
"There'll be a whole new generation that has to be trained and a leader that you'll all love when you meet her," says Aykroyd. "There'll be lots of cadets, boys and girls who'll be learning how to use the neuron splitter and the inter-planet interceptor - new tools to enable them to slip from dimension to dimension."
http://www.guardian.co.uk/film/2009/may/23/ghostbusters-videogame-dan-aykroyd
Well that was from last yr. Who knows what has changed since then. Though can't wait to see story/cast revealed.
I was just thinking, what if it's more than 4 new Ghostbusters?