I met Ernie almost a decade ago at a horror convention in Cincinnati. I had a USMC shirt on and I didn’t realize he was a former Marine as well until he mentioned it. Spoke with him for almost 10 minutes, never rushed me and was so gracious. One other thing: we gave each other a “bro hug” goodbye and, holy crap, the dude is built like a tank.
@@1stMarDiv4341 wow, i didn't know he was a Marine either. Now, I wonder if he ever went to Vietnam. I think he's about that age. My wife and I scheduled to meet him at his time range and we were so late to the show we were running through the arena thinking 'There's no way we're gonna make it'. Despair started to set in. We got there with 1 min left and no one in line. IMMEDIATELY gave him the bro hug. Got our pic hanging on our wall. Best celebrity meeting ever.
I love the way Ackroyd is like a geeky promo guy in all of these, with his GB cap on, taking all of it very seriously, trying to promote the film, and Murray is just taking the piss the whole time 😂
Reflects their dynamic in the old movies, too. They clearly injected their own personalities in there. So Dan still acts like a cokehead genius while Bill still acts like a snarky stoner.
I love how Ernie is still the most grounded of all the ghostbusters in the movie and in real life. I also love how Bill started to get emotional when they started to talk and praise Harold, he in his own fashion just wanted to change the subject, he is so weird and funny. Dan is a just weird and great. Can't wait to see the movie.
I don't think you're reading the vibe right. Murray did not get along with Harold for the last couple of decades. It was Murray who thought that Harold didn't know what he was doing while directing Groundhog Day, and that it should be done differently. Harold persisted and the movie is a classic. That never sat well with Murray, and he didn't do anything Groundhog Day related until doing a commercial about the film, but only *after* Harold had passed away. So Murray saying to Seth to move on to something else was more tacky than funny.
@@4seeableTV it's well known that Murray visited Harold to make amends while he was sick. Murray patched that wound before Harold left. I'm glad he got the chance to do that.
I feel like Ernie hasn't aged. He's so charismatic. Ghostbusters was a big part of my childhood. The first one came out in 84. I was born in 82. Saw it when I was 6, in 88. Good memories.
I feel Harold Ramis was with them in spirit. Ghostbusters wouldn't be the same without him. Rest in peace. Also bill is still bill even all these years and I like him.
wow the difference between Seth and jimmy fallon is night and day. This is an actual interview and it's entertaining. The host engages the guests, has a genuine conversation even though the topics are planned. Good job Seth!
I thought the exact same thing, they also seem to be more receptive and enjoying this vs how distant and not engaged when they were on Fallon before or after Seth. Fallon just sucks, laughs too much like a teenage girl and is not funny or mature.
That was interesting at the end. Knowing how close both of them were to Belushi and Ramis. Dan is more than willing to conjure up old memories and Bill immediately dumps on it (comedically) writing them both off. Same pain, different ways of coping.
Yeah, isnt that like comedy in general.. Wherever there's something serious, it needs to be capped off with humor. To keep the rhythm going. Bill was brutal, though. Glad to see hes still got it. 😄
The main girl in the film is supposed to be Egons grand daughter. The clip I saw of her and a friend trying out the equipment was really well done and looked like they put their heart and soul into the new movie. I'm super excited about this movie and love the original film. Great to see the old school crew back together again. I'm sure there will be a lot of tribute to Egon in the movie.
I just said that! It would be so cool if he's like a good ghost in the movie, or at least dedicate the film to him in the credits. Miss that guy! Such a talent!
I have been waiting for this moment since 1989, when I bugged my parents to see GB 2 at the theater constantly (I watched it 7 times there) and it just bring me a lot of joy to see them reunited. We miss you Harold... The camaraderie and love for kife they taught me, as cheesy as it may sound, is a gift I hold on to dearly. Much love to all the fans around the world!!! 🤘
I loved the tiny reference about John Belushi. It was true that Dan was writing the script with him in mind. But honestly, the film is a masterpiece. Always was, always will be.
I love how characters are written in the films so similarly to who the actors themselves actually are. Murray and Peter are quick witted comedians with a "common sense" the others tend to lack. Ray and Dan are an odd bunch that absolutely love the supernatural and know their stuff when it comes to it. Ernie and Winston are laid back and seem like the most everyman of the group, paired with his very real charisma and "sex appeal". Egon and Harold were very intelligent and committed to their passion, he was often remarked as the smartest one of the group.
I so desperately want to hear Ernie and Dan talk about the bible verse scene. It was the single most memorable thing from the film for me when I first saw it and honestly, remains one of my all time favorite movie scenes to this day. Would also just love to hear Ernie talk more often.
I am glad I didn t see this until after I went to see ghostbusters. I had no idea the originals were going to be in it. I figured Dan would be. I cried when I saw the 3 of them. Then the ghost of Harold. I lost it.
@C.O.N. Collecting Of Nostalgia saw that sci-fi mishmash on late night tv as a kid in the 80s, the Peter Strauss/Molly Ringwald/Michael Ironside movie was pretty schlocky but at least I understand the reference (and am happy that Ernie Hudson has been in higher quality stuff since then, was nice to see him more recently on the tv series "Grace and Frankie").
@@BLT001 same ! Takes me back to my youth, when CBS would show movies late at night (after 11 p.m. local news, before they had a network talk show in that slot).
Gosh, I really hope these guys are happy to be revisiting this old famous movie of theirs. Hope they're not too bored with it, it's so amazing to see them all again!
dude... my first reaction was "why is there only 3 of them?". Just seems so unnatural. But I quickly remembered that Harold is no longer with us. I wish he was still around for this.
Clicked on this strictly for Mr Ernie Hudson. I love his acting (hopefully he has more lines this time!) and the fact that he hasn't aged at all! He looks amazing 😍
I worked in the building across the street from the public library, watched them running down the steps from our office windows, then was in the crowd as they came out of the "bank", which was our building's lobby. All done very quickly, almost on the fly!
He was the last added, and the least known in comedy, but Ernie definitely got some of the best lines. "That's a big Twinkie." "If someone asks you if you are a god...You. Say. YES!!!"
RIP and long live Harold Ramis (November 21, 1944 - February 24, 2014), aged 69 And RIP and long live Ivan Reitman (October 27, 1946 - February 12, 2022), aged 75 You both will always be remembered as legends.
Makes my week to see them together knowing in a few days I get to see them on the big screen again! "I'm terrified beyond the capacity for rational thought.." 😛
As a kid born in the 80s and growing up in the 90s, you have no idea how incredible it is to see these guys back together and knowing they're busting ghosts in the new movie. It's was the same with Star wars the force awakens, The Expendables and Indiana Jones and the kingdom of the crystal skull. Pure nostalgia! ❤
I was 17 when the original came out I LOVED it! I saw the preview for Afterlife and turned to my sister at the theater and said.... "I am so going to see that first day"! Seen it twice. LOVED it also.
Amazed at how well Ernie Hudson has aged and what a great guy! He seems like the kinda guy you talk to for hours. Dan as well..........I met Bill in the 90's and he can stay at the Firehouse! hahahaha!
Love how Seth asks the 3rd Ghostbuster questions cuz he never gets a chance to speak with Dan and Bill taking up all the Oxygen. Great skill and awareness, Seth!
Now that's a classic trio and Dan looks happy to be there, as he should...he gets to see his creation, his child...if you will get new life put into it and not only that be gets to be part of the action again.
This was one of the first movies I ever snuck into the theater to watch. I think that my brother and I must have watched this movie at least 10 times in the first week it came out. I was nine years old. :-) Boy how things have changed since then!
Thanks! This movie was one of my favourites as a kid and seeing them all together again is great! Too bad Harold is gone though. I just read my comment and now I feel old....
When they first walked out, I was like Where’s Harold Ramis? Then I remembered. So sad that Harold Ramis isn’t here. It doesn’t feel right without him. RIP. I’m so glad they talk about him.
Ghostbusters was one of three major movie events in my then young life. (Star Wars and Jurassic Park were the other two.) Was excited not just for the concept, but for the three comedic actors whom I had seen in other films. And it did not disappoint.
Man, it's so great to see the guys nay the legends back together again. I get to see Afterlife on Sunday. I am pumped. Saw Ghostbusters 1 the night it came out as a kid of 5 and was 9 when the 2nd one came out. Now, I am 41 years old and get to see the legit film sequel to the 80's films. Damn man as I write this, I shed some tears of joy and man I am so happy I get to see this wrapped up... damn shame though Harold, gone but never ever forgotten. Can't wait to see this film!!!
I suppose because Bill and Dan had such a history before Ernie arrived, he might never feel as close as those two. Wish he could have gotten to speak more...
“Well, I did Space Hunters the year before…” “Oh, I’ve never heard of that.” Yep, and he had every reason to think Ghostbusters was just gonna be another one of those… 😆
@@richardmeglio5450 What cracks me up about this is both Ernie and Keith David have played William Guster, and the two men look like they could be brothers IRL.
What I love about this..the three guys all have their part. They're the same as always and why we love them. It's like we're getting a free performance just them sitting there talking!
Love ernie! The best ghostbuster! I was such a ghostubster kid. Wore out 3 copys of the VHS. My late uncle got me the winston zeddemore action figure for my birthday or maybe christmas can't remember. and on a phone call to my uncle in Ontario Canada at the age of maybe 4? I shouted into the phone a thank you to my uncle "THANKS TO WINSTON" and now many decades on anyone in my family can says "THANKS TO WINSTON" has a meaning of thanks and appreciation. Quite an inside thing I know, but it will last a lifetime. Thanks Ernie Hudson for being a part of ghostbuster.
I was a teenager in the 1980s when Ghost buster 1 and 2 was released. Now in my 50s it brought back many great memories. Ghostbusters afterlife was a awesome movie. The next generation of Ghostbusters was a great idea. Seeing the original cast at the end of the movie just put the final touch on a already great movie. I hope there is more movies too come.
The extras in the ending of "Ghostbusters the videogame" really made me emotional, those guys were amazing, a time when money mattered less than talent and passion!
Ernie Hudson was never an SNL cast member. He probably could have been during those shaky years in the 1980s, or even the late 1970s when Garrett Morris was the only black guy there.
old me: november 2021"He is still with us as you'll see"< OMG DiD THEY SOMEHOW PUT HAROLD IN THE MOVIE? I couldn't be more excited. Future me: (September 2022), Yes, yes they did, and you balled your eyes out like a little baby, cause it was perfect and everything you were hoping for.
We met Ernie Hudson at a Comic Con about 3 years ago and...yes....he doesn't age, he looks that good, and his personality is as genuine as it seems.
I was just alluding to that on the Jimmy Fallon show. And he's the oldest of the bunch. Not sure how he does it. It's supernatural maybe?🤔
@@KenSherman It IS supernatural. Don't forget. He starred in The Crow too. Another untouchable movie.
“Black don’t crack”
I met Ernie almost a decade ago at a horror convention in Cincinnati. I had a USMC shirt on and I didn’t realize he was a former Marine as well until he mentioned it. Spoke with him for almost 10 minutes, never rushed me and was so gracious.
One other thing: we gave each other a “bro hug” goodbye and, holy crap, the dude is built like a tank.
@@1stMarDiv4341 wow, i didn't know he was a Marine either. Now, I wonder if he ever went to Vietnam. I think he's about that age.
My wife and I scheduled to meet him at his time range and we were so late to the show we were running through the arena thinking 'There's no way we're gonna make it'. Despair started to set in. We got there with 1 min left and no one in line. IMMEDIATELY gave him the bro hug. Got our pic hanging on our wall. Best celebrity meeting ever.
I love the way Ackroyd is like a geeky promo guy in all of these, with his GB cap on, taking all of it very seriously, trying to promote the film, and Murray is just taking the piss the whole time 😂
Which is why Peter Venkman described Ray Stantz "the heart of the Ghostbusters," and the evidence still shows.
Surprised the vodka didn’t make an appearance lol
Reflects their dynamic in the old movies, too. They clearly injected their own personalities in there. So Dan still acts like a cokehead genius while Bill still acts like a snarky stoner.
He always did.
The movie idea and concept is Dan's baby.
Ernie was always my favorite GB. Just some dude off the street looking for a job and becoming a hero. Good stuff.
"If there's a steady paycheck in it, i'll believe anything you say." haha
Agreed! I loved the way his character answered the question do you believe in ghosts?
Exactly. The others were physicists. He was down to Earth and pulled them back sometimes.
Me too. I always related to him most. I’ve had the pleasure of a couple interactions with him on Twitter. He just seems so genuine and grounded.
@@dbsti3006 I believe one had a PhD in psychology but, yeah, I always liked Winston being the sane one of the bunch. "I gotta get my own lawyer!"
Like someone else mentioned, it's CRAZY how Ernie Hudson looks like he stepped right out of 1984 and into 2021... It is pretty incredible.
Whatever his regime is, he should keep that up. It's working.
maybe not from 1984 but a solid1998
I love how Ernie is still the most grounded of all the ghostbusters in the movie and in real life.
I also love how Bill started to get emotional when they started to talk and praise Harold, he in his own fashion just wanted to change the subject, he is so weird and funny.
Dan is a just weird and great.
Can't wait to see the movie.
I don't think you're reading the vibe right. Murray did not get along with Harold for the last couple of decades. It was Murray who thought that Harold didn't know what he was doing while directing Groundhog Day, and that it should be done differently. Harold persisted and the movie is a classic. That never sat well with Murray, and he didn't do anything Groundhog Day related until doing a commercial about the film, but only *after* Harold had passed away. So Murray saying to Seth to move on to something else was more tacky than funny.
Murray's visited Ramis before he passed away to make amends.
@@4seeableTV , I don't think Murray would have been taking out his feelings on the show. I think he was just being (darkly) funny.
@@4seeableTV It was just dark humor. It was scripted. You can tell as Dan was going on and on about the time it took.
@@4seeableTV it's well known that Murray visited Harold to make amends while he was sick. Murray patched that wound before Harold left. I'm glad he got the chance to do that.
I feel like Ernie hasn't aged. He's so charismatic.
Ghostbusters was a big part of my childhood. The first one came out in 84. I was born in 82. Saw it when I was 6, in 88. Good memories.
saw it too much older than you.😀
I was born in 84 😏
@@Shewins23 😀😀😀adorable!
Yes. Ernie is definitely the one who aged the best. Is also the best-dressed.
When I see Ernie I think of two things: Ghost Busters, and The Crow which he was also amazing in
"We had a key to the city, but they didn't know."
~Murray
Brilliant!
I feel Harold Ramis was with them in spirit. Ghostbusters wouldn't be the same without him. Rest in peace.
Also bill is still bill even all these years and I like him.
Oh man I didn't even know he passed :(
@@bridgetnash2886 Yes, of an autoimmune disease. z"l
Ummmmm go see the film?
He's literally with them in spirit in the new movie. Check it out
Not only would Ghostbusters not be the same without Harold, it wouldn’t exist. Him and Dan came up with the idea together :)
I love how Dan and Ernie are wearing nice suits, but Bill just showed up in whatever he felt like wearing that day.
Bill’s wardrobe in the film Meatballs was the clothes he showed up in.
thats bill for ya
@@jamesmf968 eheheheh
Its true to form.
Ernie looks fine!
wow the difference between Seth and jimmy fallon is night and day. This is an actual interview and it's entertaining. The host engages the guests, has a genuine conversation even though the topics are planned. Good job Seth!
All just personal perspective.
.....and what's the point of whining about the differences. Imagin if people did that to every job all the time....
I thought the exact same thing, they also seem to be more receptive and enjoying this vs how distant and not engaged when they were on Fallon before or after Seth. Fallon just sucks, laughs too much like a teenage girl and is not funny or mature.
@@Specific_Hazard totally agree with you. Fallon is annoying with his fake laugh. To me, he doesn’t feel genuine.
Fallon sucks all the way around. I'll take Seth anyday ;)
That was interesting at the end. Knowing how close both of them were to Belushi and Ramis. Dan is more than willing to conjure up old memories and Bill immediately dumps on it (comedically) writing them both off. Same pain, different ways of coping.
Yeah, isnt that like comedy in general.. Wherever there's something serious, it needs to be capped off with humor. To keep the rhythm going.
Bill was brutal, though. Glad to see hes still got it. 😄
"He's still with us, as you'll see."
Dan talking about Harold Ramis.
Can't wait.
Bill Murray, must never die.
The main girl in the film is supposed to be Egons grand daughter. The clip I saw of her and a friend trying out the equipment was really well done and looked like they put their heart and soul into the new movie. I'm super excited about this movie and love the original film. Great to see the old school crew back together again. I'm sure there will be a lot of tribute to Egon in the movie.
I just said that! It would be so cool if he's like a good ghost in the movie, or at least dedicate the film to him in the credits. Miss that guy! Such a talent!
They did both of those things.
Just having these guys back making the rounds is more than enough!
Absolutely agree! Seeing these guys made my day; would ; love to have a few beers with them and just listen to their banter!!
Those men are legends. Long after they are dead their work will still provide happiness for those that watch their work.
I have been waiting for this moment since 1989, when I bugged my parents to see GB 2 at the theater constantly (I watched it 7 times there) and it just bring me a lot of joy to see them reunited. We miss you Harold...
The camaraderie and love for kife they taught me, as cheesy as it may sound, is a gift I hold on to dearly.
Much love to all the fans around the world!!! 🤘
1989 the year Batman and Ghostbusters 2 came out...pretty cool year.
These guys are and always will be legends!!! Cannot emphasize enough how amazing both movies were and still are.
I loved the tiny reference about John Belushi. It was true that Dan was writing the script with him in mind. But honestly, the film is a masterpiece. Always was, always will be.
I love how characters are written in the films so similarly to who the actors themselves actually are.
Murray and Peter are quick witted comedians with a "common sense" the others tend to lack.
Ray and Dan are an odd bunch that absolutely love the supernatural and know their stuff when it comes to it.
Ernie and Winston are laid back and seem like the most everyman of the group, paired with his very real charisma and "sex appeal".
Egon and Harold were very intelligent and committed to their passion, he was often remarked as the smartest one of the group.
I love how Aykroyd is like “He’s still with us as you’ll see.”
That's Ernie Hudson exactly how he looked in 1984, yes? 😃
Right. How is he the oldest one? Geez, he must be drinking that stuff Paul Rudd is drinking.
@@penny4chz There's a portrait in Ernie's attic which looks about two-hundred-years-old.
@@FatNorthernBigot I feel proud to have understood that reference.
@@NewhamMatt 👍
Came here to say this 😂
Ernie Hudson looks sharp as hell!
Ernie Hudson looks great, glad to see he is doing well.
I so desperately want to hear Ernie and Dan talk about the bible verse scene. It was the single most memorable thing from the film for me when I first saw it and honestly, remains one of my all time favorite movie scenes to this day. Would also just love to hear Ernie talk more often.
His speech was spectacular.
How about a little music?
@@CyHumphreysWxm yea......
I saw Ernie at my local comic con several years back, and he did talk about that scene, and he said it was his favorite scene too.
It's mentioned in this movie. One of them have it tattooed on their arm.
I agree. And that's what makes them all so special. So many memories seeing them together
I am glad I didn t see this until after I went to see ghostbusters. I had no idea the originals were going to be in it. I figured Dan would be. I cried when I saw the 3 of them. Then the ghost of Harold. I lost it.
Spoiler alert
Awesome how Mr Hudson mentioned Spacehunter: Adventures in the Forbidden Zone 🥰
@C.O.N. Collecting Of Nostalgia saw that sci-fi mishmash on late night tv as a kid in the 80s, the Peter Strauss/Molly Ringwald/Michael Ironside movie was pretty schlocky but at least I understand the reference (and am happy that Ernie Hudson has been in higher quality stuff since then, was nice to see him more recently on the tv series "Grace and Frankie").
I proudly own that on Blu-Ray!
When he said "Spacehunter" I nearly shouted at the screen "Adventures in the Forbidden Zone!!!!"
@@BLT001 same ! Takes me back to my youth, when CBS would show movies late at night (after 11 p.m. local news, before they had a network talk show in that slot).
Dan Akroyd was the greatest SNL cast member of all time, & there have been at least 40 other great ones.
❤️
@JR1505 Steve was never a cast member, he was guest host
Don't let Chevy Chase hear you say that😂😂. I agree with you though, Aykroyd was phenomenal and my favourite.
Norm Macdonald
Steve Martin was never an SNL cast member.. he just appeared on the show from time to time
Loved the movie. What a beautiful tribute to Harold
it doesn't feel right without Egon there. RIP. but it's great seeing them together again.
i looked at the trap ray lol
The ending was great tho, what a good contribution
Gosh, I really hope these guys are happy to be revisiting this old famous movie of theirs.
Hope they're not too bored with it, it's so amazing to see them all again!
I laught so hard at 6:12 when Bill puts his gum on seth´s table. Anyone noticed that ?
😮
I think he may have stuck it on the side of the coffee cup he had with him.
You can see it on the rim of the cup when he takes a sip.
I was hoping he put it away in a small, hidden receptacle. I thought it was a bit immature to be chewing gum during a press Q&A.
@@Specific_Hazard Murray is very often chewing gum.
dude... my first reaction was "why is there only 3 of them?". Just seems so unnatural. But I quickly remembered that Harold is no longer with us. I wish he was still around for this.
Me too! So sad.
It's painful to watch
Ah yes! ghostbusters will always be a big part of my childhood. Good seeing them again
Thanks Bill, Dan, and Ernie. You guys brought back some warm childhood memories!
Clicked on this strictly for Mr Ernie Hudson. I love his acting (hopefully he has more lines this time!) and the fact that he hasn't aged at all! He looks amazing 😍
The pride of Benton Harbor, Michigan, and Grand Marshall of the Blossomtime Parade!
I worked in the building across the street from the public library, watched them running down the steps from our office windows, then was in the crowd as they came out of the "bank", which was our building's lobby. All done very quickly, almost on the fly!
He was the last added, and the least known in comedy, but Ernie definitely got some of the best lines. "That's a big Twinkie." "If someone asks you if you are a god...You. Say. YES!!!"
All I'll say you'll enjoy the new movie if you like those lines.
RIP and long live Harold Ramis (November 21, 1944 - February 24, 2014), aged 69
And
RIP and long live Ivan Reitman (October 27, 1946 - February 12, 2022), aged 75
You both will always be remembered as legends.
Oh that clap back, Seth! Mothers everywhere are grateful!!
Akroyd, when he brushed Ernie's knee at the beginning, love the respect they have for each other
it was so great to see Bill Murray, Dan Aykroyd and Ernie Hudson together again...
Makes my week to see them together knowing in a few days I get to see them on the big screen again! "I'm terrified beyond the capacity for rational thought.." 😛
Seeing them together brought tearful joy to my heart.
I wish Rick Moranis and Sigourney Weaver were also included. Happy memories!
Ummm you didn’t stay til the end of the credits ?
You haven’t stayed for the post credit scene I guess.
I meant I wish the two were included in this interview, not in the movie.
I loved Bills jokes about Harold and John. I bet those two would love it.
Knowing their humor they be laughing
I bet bill had to make a joke about harold to keep from breaking down on tv.
I will always love Bill Murray.
Ernie deserves so much recognition. It's important to give him his flowers.
As a kid born in the 80s and growing up in the 90s, you have no idea how incredible it is to see these guys back together and knowing they're busting ghosts in the new movie. It's was the same with Star wars the force awakens, The Expendables and Indiana Jones and the kingdom of the crystal skull. Pure nostalgia! ❤
I was 17 when the original came out I LOVED it! I saw the preview for Afterlife and turned to my sister at the theater and said.... "I am so going to see that first day"! Seen it twice. LOVED it also.
Amazed at how well Ernie Hudson has aged and what a great guy! He seems like the kinda guy you talk to for hours. Dan as well..........I met Bill in the 90's and he can stay at the Firehouse! hahahaha!
Dan Akroyd subtlely wearing his Order of Canada pin.
As a Canadian I say 🙄🙄🙄
Eh' !
😮
Love how Seth asks the 3rd Ghostbuster questions cuz he never gets a chance to speak with Dan and Bill taking up all the Oxygen. Great skill and awareness, Seth!
Murray and Aykroyd aged pretty normally - but Hudson looks fantastic!
How do you not know Ernie Hudson? You just called him the 3rd Ghostbuster.
@@ceceliawight7059 😂
How do you not know Ernie Hudson was the 4th Ghostbuster?
at 6:10 Bill just casually puts his chewing gum on Seth's table xD that's why I love Bill Murray
Now that's a classic trio and Dan looks happy to be there, as he should...he gets to see his creation, his child...if you will get new life put into it and not only that be gets to be part of the action again.
Bill replacing the "I dont want to be here" vibes with torching dead friends 😅
Murray didn’t want to do the movie initially but the studio said if he did it, he could film Razor’s Edge. Everything worked out for the best.
- This needed a walk-on by Rick Moranis.
Honey, I shrunk the ghosts
@@likebot. or honey I blew up the ghosts 😅😂🤣🌍🌎💖🌹
Louis Tully ftw!
Ernie is the eldest of the three on that couch, by 4 years.
And looks the youngest by about 20 years😂😂
He hasn't aged a day!
@@MrsKAS1 I was just about to say he looks good for his age.
@@sarahwbs and that is where there is a saying about that....
This was one of the first movies I ever snuck into the theater to watch. I think that my brother and I must have watched this movie at least 10 times in the first week it came out. I was nine years old. :-) Boy how things have changed since then!
Thanks! This movie was one of my favourites as a kid and seeing them all together again is great! Too bad Harold is gone though.
I just read my comment and now I feel old....
Gotta love it at 1:14 where Dan cleans Ernies pants, so kind but still funny.
I love these guys so much. It really hits to see them all together. We all miss harold so much too.
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When they first walked out, I was like Where’s Harold Ramis? Then I remembered. So sad that Harold Ramis isn’t here. It doesn’t feel right without him. RIP.
I’m so glad they talk about him.
Ghostbusters was one of three major movie events in my then young life. (Star Wars and Jurassic Park were the other two.) Was excited not just for the concept, but for the three comedic actors whom I had seen in other films. And it did not disappoint.
All legendary. Thanks for all of your awesome movies combined.
Bill was 100% doing the cocky walk he did in ghost busters after they 'won'. the head-nodding slow step...ahh yeah.
"We came. We saw. We kicked it's *SS!" 😂
no respect for the dead 😂 hes always on for these talk shows
Man, it's so great to see the guys nay the legends back together again. I get to see Afterlife on Sunday. I am pumped. Saw Ghostbusters 1 the night it came out as a kid of 5 and was 9 when the 2nd one came out. Now, I am 41 years old and get to see the legit film sequel to the 80's films. Damn man as I write this, I shed some tears of joy and man I am so happy I get to see this wrapped up... damn shame though Harold, gone but never ever forgotten. Can't wait to see this film!!!
Ernie is so underrated in that movie he is my favorite ghostbuster
Ernie still seems like he feels like that neighbor
Hard to hold stage with two iconic comedians - but he does!
Gold
State farm?
I suppose because Bill and Dan had such a history before Ernie arrived, he might never feel as close as those two. Wish he could have gotten to speak more...
Fun fact: Ernie had a very bit role in the 1980 Chuck Norris movie "The Octagon". He was in damn good shape!
Ernie Hudson stepping up like a boss! This is the first Ghostbusters movie in over 30 years! I can't wait!
“Well, I did Space Hunters the year before…”
“Oh, I’ve never heard of that.”
Yep, and he had every reason to think Ghostbusters was just gonna be another one of those… 😆
Great to see that they are still around after all of what has happened! (Minus one)
I was 8 when this came out in 1984. Part 2; I was 13. Seen them many time . Good stuff
When the seat comes out and the kid looks up from under her hair I got a real Harold Ramis vibe. She was the perfect choice to play his granddaughter.
Thanks for the memories OG ‘busters!! If only Egon were here!! 😭😭👍👍
Thank you, Seth, for knowing how to conduct a decent fucking interview. Props.
Absolutely YES!!!
1000x better than Fallons interview with them.
“I hope I’m saying their names right” 🤣
Ernie Hudson: Dressed like it's 2015
Bill Murray: Dressed like it's 2021
Dan Aykroyd: Dressed like Dan Aykroyd
Blues Brothers.
I didn't know suits were solely a 2015 fad, lol
6:12 Bill sticks his gum on the chair! Priceless...
"Please welcome 3 iconic actors from an iconic film"
"My doink fell off" in the corner of the screen 🤣
Aww…They left a space on the couch for Harold 🥺
6:48 Bill is a legend.
Love how Dan got some lint off Ernies pants at the beginning
Man, this really straightens my Slinky!
Dan's role in 'Neighbors' really set him apart, for me. Magic
6:17 Bill slyly sticking his gum on the table next to him is just awesomely Bill F***ing Murray.
Nice to see one of Burton Guster’s dads.
We hear ya, son. We hear ya.
Don't you mean Guy Buttersnaps
@@richardmeglio5450 What cracks me up about this is both Ernie and Keith David have played William Guster, and the two men look like they could be brothers IRL.
@@debbiedoodiedandi we hear ya son, we hear ya.
@@richardmeglio5450 I can't wait for tomorrow!! I hope the Gusters are in This Is Gus
@@richardmeglio5450 Don’t you mean Galileo Humpkins?
bill is like the school comic/ bully who cant help himself but doesnt reall;y mean anyone harm
What I love about this..the three guys all have their part. They're the same as always and why we love them. It's like we're getting a free performance just them sitting there talking!
Love ernie! The best ghostbuster! I was such a ghostubster kid. Wore out 3 copys of the VHS. My late uncle got me the winston zeddemore action figure for my birthday or maybe christmas can't remember. and on a phone call to my uncle in Ontario Canada at the age of maybe 4? I shouted into the phone a thank you to my uncle "THANKS TO WINSTON" and now many decades on anyone in my family can says "THANKS TO WINSTON" has a meaning of thanks and appreciation. Quite an inside thing I know, but it will last a lifetime. Thanks Ernie Hudson for being a part of ghostbuster.
Dan's such an old school company man. Wearing the merchandise. Dudes a professional with standards.
I was a teenager in the 1980s when Ghost buster 1 and 2 was released. Now in my 50s it brought back many great memories. Ghostbusters afterlife was a awesome movie. The next generation of Ghostbusters was a great idea. Seeing the original cast at the end of the movie just put the final touch on a already great movie. I hope there is more movies too come.
The extras in the ending of "Ghostbusters the videogame" really made me emotional, those guys were amazing, a time when money mattered less than talent and passion!
Bill stuck his gum to dingle-dork's desk!🤣🤣 Bill Murray DGAF!🤣🤣
"That's enough. He's passed away." - funniest line.
Funny, but BM does owe the late HR for Groundhog Day.
@@tomsinsky5548 Harold would find Bill hilarious... ;)
Nah, it's a jerk line, uttered by an egotistical jerk, who can't stand not being the center of attention. I'd rather have heard more about Ramis. z"l
@@deborahfreedman333 It's their humor. Quit projecting weird energy into a clearly well-intended moment of levity.
@@deborahfreedman333 totally agree.
Almost 40 years later and I can still quote lines from the movie.
You guys are KINGS! Starting with SNL!!!
Ernie Hudson was never an SNL cast member. He probably could have been during those shaky years in the 1980s, or even the late 1970s when Garrett Morris was the only black guy there.
old me: november 2021"He is still with us as you'll see"< OMG DiD THEY SOMEHOW PUT HAROLD IN THE MOVIE? I couldn't be more excited. Future me: (September 2022), Yes, yes they did, and you balled your eyes out like a little baby, cause it was perfect and everything you were hoping for.
I love Bill Murray in a quiet but constant way.
I’m 43… and there’s a good chance I’ll be watching this in the theatre twice… Once with the kids, again with my buddies that grew up on this too.