Dan Aykroyd Tells the Story of When He First Met Bill Murray
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- Bill Murray volunteers Dan Aykroyd to dance for the Late Night audience, people getting their likeness as tattoos and Ernie Hudson explains when he knew Ghostbusters was a hit.
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Dan Aykroyd Tells the Story of When He First Met Bill Murray - Late Night with Seth Meyers
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Ernie's just happy to be here... and he knows he looks the best.
Ernie is more like classically trained actor, so he's just more serious type of guy over the other two that are from comedy background.
@@Guy-mx4fb true
They got the suits , they got their cars turned into ectoplasmobiles , you know and they start showing up at my house , you know ....😂😂😂
Being the host, Seth should have drawn him out more. I really doubt that Ernie hangs with Dan and Bill so he probably feels like the odd man out. Of course, he pretty much sat there closed mouth and failed to add anything unless spoken to. He does look like he is in better shape than the other two so he certainly has that going for him. The reals brains of the bunch are Aykroyd and Harold Ramis and Ramis is resting in piece. They should have resurrected him in the movie.
@@ModernNeandertal they could’ve but who would’ve filled in the role for “Egon”? (I’m not too sure who played Egon in Ghostbusters: Afterlife.)
God! I wish Ramis was here as well. So nice to see all of them together like this. :')
I get the feeling the film is a tribute to him. Glad him and Bill made up before his passing
Oh you know his ghost is hanging around somewhere :-)
I do too, and I'm sure they all miss him
The space on the couch next to Dan might actually be on purpose.
I’m sure they will do a beautiful tribute to Ramis
0:41 The genuine giddiness that Bill Murray experiences watching Dan Aykroyd dance is priceless.
Man, I love seeing these guys together again. But my God, Ernie Hudson has aged like fine wine.
And he sat there so serene while they talked across him. Classy.
Yup. Delicious.
He is wonderful in Grace & Frankie
What's crazy is that he's the oldest of the three of them.
@@talkanders6058 he's 75, and a living example of "Black don't crack."
Bill's sense of humor is unique. I think these guys are coming on out of contractual obligation but then they're all genuine and Bill gets Dan to dance, so great
Magical
Pity they couldn't clear Soul Man, I'd have loved to have seen the Elwood dance.
Please Dan or Bill would not get crappy contracts.
That’s one word for it
@@Hellwyck absolutely! Elwood was in there, some of those leg shakes.
I love Dan so much. His service to Blues music is priceless!
I agree. When the Blues Brothers first came on the scene, some of my "hip" friends disregarded them as a gimmick. I always countered that they were introducing songs and music that many people had never heard before.
Dan busting out elder Elwood moves was epic but Murray cracking up in the background took it to the next level! 😄
Ernie is 75 years old in this interview and in 21 days from this post will be 76...he is ageless!
He looks younger than he did in '84
Well of course he can dance. He's Elwood Blues, he's a wild and crazy guy from Czechoslovakia, and he's a Loose Cannon.
Give Ernie some air time…he’s a gem
who?
WIIIIINNNNNSSSSSSTTTTTOOOOOOONNNNN
water, about 14 gallons most days. milk cows 24 gallons or more.
Don't forget he was an add-on character
He’s sitting right there and had every opportunity to say something if he wanted to. Quit complaining over nothing.
Dan trying not to cry after talking about the old days is touching
Bill almost killed Dan with that dancing lmao
I know right. Dan was short of breath there after dancing. Feeling his heart / chest. For a second there I thought oh oh
And Bill almost died of laughter while Dan was dancing - loved it~!
he was dancing on the grave of Ghostbusters 2016
clutching your heart after to see what's going on is a near-miss with the paramedics, love the dedication and the willingness to participate though.
dude he was agitated after that lol dan needs to get some healthy habits
Kid friendly in the 80's = A ghost goes down on Dan Aykroyd. It was a special time.
They definitely seemed to avoid mentioning that scene since they're promoting a newer movie that is more kid-friendly.
That was my initial thought! LOL
He claims that scene is partially based on a real-life encounter he had with an invisible manifestation one night that crawled up next to him in bed...and he's serious about it.
No, the original GB wasn't meant to be a "family film" but kind of evolved into it in large part due to the success of the cartoon.
Gotta love the 80's man!
& underage high school kids trying to have sex...
My son, when he was 4, had the movie poster, the suit, the proton pack, the ghost catcher unit…. We had it all. He is 35 now. The original is a classic, I can’t wait to see the new movie! ❤️💕❤️
I’m 35 and has all the same stuff, my parents are coming in to see it with me and my wife Friday.
My son had got all of his Ghostbusters stuff for Christmas 1987. He wore that proton pack (I think that was the backpack thing) EVERYWHERE!!! Him and his cousins went as three Ghostbusters the next Halloween, and were so cute.
Good times!
I used to come home from kindergarten everyday, put all my soft toys in a laundry basket, sit in the basket and watch Ghost Busters. I've seen that movie so many times...
This was mid-90s. And I watched a version my parents had taped off a TV airing, so it included the last 10 minutes of David Bowie in Labyrinth, which still freaks me out to this day.
I watched it with my brother on Saturday evening, it was still totally enjoyable and we were reciting it as we watched, seems so long ago from when we stood in line in 84 😄🤪
God Bless you for sharing that story with us. That’s freaking adorable and you’ve brightened my day. Seriously thank you.
My daughter likes to sit in laundry baskets too, I’m looking forward to the day we can switch the basket viewing show from Mickey Mouse Clubhouse to Ghostbusters.
I was a basket-sitter and a ghostbusters fan (though i never put them together, so i'm peculiarly jealous of your memory) :)
I'm kidding--I just wanted to second the other person saying thank you for your comment. It legit WAS a pleasure to read.
Will you be a friend of mine? Lol. That sounds a lot like my life. I am 36 right now.
Poor Ernie is always left out of the conversation. He deserves more credit for his part in the success of Ghostbusters
Seth did a lot better than Fallon though at including him in the conversation.
How was he left out? He acted in the film and didnt enter the film until partway in, he didnt write the film nor was he even a comedian, he was a fourth wheel brought in cos Eddie Murphy was too busy with Beverly Hills Cop to join them, he got the amount of time he deserved as someone who played a much lesser role in this production than the other three.
if they have put any other person in his role it would have been the same lets be honest
That's why i appreciate that Seth purposely directed towards him after a while. He clearly wanted to give him a chance to say something lol
@@gussstavo Exactly my thoughts, his role was a bit part really, he doesnt enter til part way in he isnt given funny lines cos the comedians take all those, he was there to make up the numbers and that was about it.
Hudson will forever be in my head with " tell 'em about the twinkie" 👏👏
Good line for a T-shirt!
What about the Twinkie?
I'm here for Ernie Hudson and it was six minutes before we got to hear anything from him. He still has a beautiful speaking voice and looks like he's aged far less than the others. He exudes strength and grace. Still hot as hell.
Agreed!!!! Ernie looks amazing 🥰
Hopefully they will all read the comments especially yours. Do they?
He’s also jacked as hell and he’s almost 80
The end credit extra scenes kind of teases a setup that Winston is going restart the business in New York after what happened in the new movie. I think it would be really cool if they did a follow up film or a made for streaming series that revolves around developing that story arc. We just have to show our support at the box office now to let them know we want more!
It is sad though. He is a great actor/straight comedian (Bob Newhartesk). And it was really rare for black people to get good roles in the 80s. The character of Winston didn't need a black guy in it, still Ernie slid into it seamlessly. However, he became so famous in it, that he became forever known for it. I just wish it would have open more doors for him.
Bill, Dan and Ernie are great. They haven’t lost their ability to be funny. They have never created controversy and created a lot of laughs.
Bill has created controversy. Numerous times.
@@Jnor116 yup.
@@Jnor116 You beat me by 20 hours.
@@Jnor116 Same thought just went through my mind after reading the statement!😒
These three guys (+Harold Ramis, who sadly passed away in 2014) shaped my child hood. I had all the toys and dressed up in the costumes even when it wasn’t Halloween. So great.
"They didn't buy the merch." -THAT should have gotten a bigger laugh, that was off the cuff and sharp.
I fucking howled at that. Bill gets credit for still being sharp, but that was fucking great.
Lol I feel so stupid, I'm not native English speaker so maybe that's why, but I didn't understand that one.. Please, is someone willing to explain why or what is funny with that comment? 😂
@@atlebakke "the merch" is *merchandise* -- i.e., t-shirts or baseball caps or coffee mugs or whatever was sold in stores at the time (I have no idea) that served to make additional money for the film's creators. So as a response to "Did your children like the film?" it's funny to think that the children of the stars would ever have to pay for any film-related merchandise... it just wouldn't happen!
True fans of the film back in 1984 would have purchased the merchandise. So juxtaposing the behavior of their children against the actions of a true fan is funny. And of course the creators (Dan, Bill, and the others) would see a profit from any merchandise sold, and so seeming to "complain" that their children didn't spend money that would end up in their own pockets is also amusing.
It's true that explaining a joke saps the humor from it, but I hope that my comments have been helpful nonetheless.
@@LauraMorland Nono, don't think that way Laura, if u didn't explain I wouldn't have gotten it, cause even though I did know the word "merch",
I guess I just hadn't understood the joke itself! But now I do, thanks to your great explanation! And the joke sure is a good one! I have loved Bills comedy for a bit more than 30 years, and he really is a treasure! Good to see he's still sharp!
Merry Christmas
I see Ernie at conventions quite often (pre pandemic) and he looks great in real life and seems much younger than he actually is. Hes a great guy to speak with as well.
It’s fantastic when you hear that guys you admired for years are good people in real life. Thank you.
Agreed. Met him at Galaxy Con in Richmond, VA in 2019. He was super down to earth and genuine nice guy!
@@MrKenny777 Bill has mellowed with age.
I'm the boy that Bill talks about at minute 4:10, but I have the tattoo on my arm, and it was my friend who ran, not me hahaha. But as Bill says for me it has been one of the happiest moments of my life. It was a pleasure to meet and talk with him and it is a pride to have him tattoed
Bill I know I promised you that we would meet again, but I didn't have time. We had a few beers pending, eat Iberian ham and give us the phone numbers.
Message received when watching this video.
Don't worry. The universe will conspire for that moment to come.
If you come to Madrid to the premiere of the film shot in Chinchón, invite me and we take another step in this beautiful friendship that we started a few months ago
please this story has to have a second part
help this man!
Muy bueno
Just don't run next time, or you might accidentally get the 4-iron
Ha!! Thats Awesome that you saw this Pablo! One question tho. You didn't have time to hang out with Bill freaking Murry? Lol
Que buena historia Pablo!!! Espero que puedas coincidir nuevamente con Mr Murray!
These guys can really light up the day
I know Harold is beaming from paradise to see another version of his baby. I know Ivan is proud of his son too. Even better Annie Potts will be back.
Dan really is the heart of the Ghostbusters!
6:38 - Dan is right, no hype - this movie really is that magical. It's so, so good. Funny, spooky, heartfelt and exceeded my expectations. Jason Reitman nailed it.
I was born in '75. These guys are my 80s childhood. I was 8 years old, going on 9 later that year in 1984 when I saw this film that summer. Some of the scenes did scare me at that age. I went trick or treating with Ghostbusters bags that Halloween. The atmosphere for this movie was electric, the song, the effects, the characters, I felt it even at that age. There was something about this movie, it had a special ambience to it, even compared to other great 80s fantasy blockbuster movies. Although chasing ghosts wasn't a new idea, the way this film presented it as exterminators running a business certainly was totally brand new. Plus the genius of the movie was how dry and sarcastic the movie was, I really think the film was a happy accident, because although they came close with the 1989 sequel, it wasn't the same. All the new movies look more like Scooby-Do instead of what the first film was.
Saw this movie as a kid as well. Definitely one of the GOAT movies.
Same. I was born in '77 & GB was every much of my childhood as George Lucas & Steven Spielberg's movies, Knight Rider, Sat morning cartoons, & Dukes of Hazzard.
Looking back at the original movie in hindsight, it's one of the very fc dacement, editing, production design, visual effects, & marketing. At that time, one would have to peruse through films from the "Golden Age of Hollywood" to find other examples of this level of collaborative cohesion. Contemporary examples would probably be something like "The Godfather", "Star Wars", "Raiders of the Lost Ark" - which puts "Ghostbusters" in good company.
And you're right, this movie earned every laugh, scare, & moments of excitement/sheer joy. That's not an easy juggling act to keep in the air. With a production that size, it's miraculous; because if any element didn't work, it wouldn't enjoy the success & longevity it has. Remember, it shared '84's box office with "Indy Jones & Temple of Doom", "The Karate Kid", "Beverly Hills Cop", "The Terminator", "Star Trek III", "Nightmare on Elm St", "Sixteen Candles", "Gremlins", "Police Academy", "Footloose", "Dune", & "The Last Starfighter" just to name a few. It could very well have been swallowed up!
Best weed I ever smoked was stuff my father in law brought back from a weekend at Ackroyd’s farm when the FIL’s friend took him to hang out with Dan. The family friend is a gentleman who let Ackroyd eat free at his restaurant in Toronto when he was up and coming. They still get together and he worked on everything Ackroyd did until retiring a few years ago.
Aykroyd
Aykroyd dancing may be the greatest piece of visual entertainment I have ever experienced
Ernie Hudson looks like he hasn't aged a day.
He also still gets very few words in. Lol 🤷♂️🤦♂️
I could've used more ernie too. I wonder how his family reacted to the movies.
There's this thing called plastic surgery... Lol
No dummy, we don't age like you do...
@@annieoakley2925 Black don't Crack, Annie.
Dan is the Man. One of my all time faves. Proud to call him Canadian....
I wish John Candy was with them.
That’s why he’s wearing the Order of Canada pin on his lapel….he’s also proud to be called a Canadian.
@@rickroll9086 Absolutely!!
@@rickroll9086 why ?
His Canadian accent is becoming more prominent as he ages.
I can’t imagine growing up without these funny men. The Blue Brothers, Caddie Shack, Great Outdoors, Ground Hog Day and many others. Thank you both for the laughs.
5 year old me: Ghost Busters theme tune on repeat
granny now: still knows the words
Let's hear it for Harold ramis.. Gone but never forgotten. He's sitting right there on the couch in the space right beside Bill... God I miss my childhood. The nostalgia is bitter sweet with this one.
John bulushi was suppose to be in the movie as well
6:40 Aykroyd's right. I do wish they had been a bigger part of this one, though. But the fact that they made a commitment to this movie (and gave Ramis the respect) is huge. Thanks to the producers and director too.
I love Dan Aykroyd, he is a great canadian, a great actor, and a man for all seasons. Love him, so sorry to hear about hid marital trouble.
Thanks for coming Ernie. No questions for you, but you did a great job sitting there. Hasn't aged a day.
He tells the story of going to buy a house out in LA & was afraid he wouldn't be approved. Little did he know about all the GB residuals 👻😂
Dan and Bill did just jumped at everything and he kinda let them. I mean Seth had to save questions for Ernie by directing them to him specifically. Is that their dynamic in general?
He got to talk a bit more in their other video they posted before this one
Well Ernie did cameo in the horrible Ghostbusters reboot with the all-female cast.
@@gregr3720 They all did. Murray was a professor that (spoiler alert) dies via defenestration, and Aykroyd was a cab driver. Even Ramis had a cameo as a bust in a college
Seriously...we need to harvest Dan's spirit and spread it to the world. That dude is "child-like" in the most wholesome way, I LOVED that dance!
Elwood's still got it.
He’s said that he’s got Asperger’s, which explains a lot. So far, in this promotional tour, there’s been no time for him to talk about his family’s involvement with seances and mediumship, which is too bad.
He clearly doesn't do much cardio though
@@Richard_Nickerson fair. He's a big dude.
@@superschmolz
Well, yeah. But I meant the way he was out of breath and clutching his chest after.
I'm an overweight guy myself, but I run, so a minute or less of dancing wouldn't nearly kill me like it did him.
I'm feeling really sorry for Ernie. This is the second lot of interviews I've seen with these three, and he hardly seems able to get a word in. I don't know if this is something with which he is comfortable, and is happy to let his friends do their thing. I hope so, as he was as much a part of the film success than Dan, Bill and Harold.
Uh Dan is the only reason why this movie was made from the beginning.... Harold helped co write it later on when those two joined and Bill and Dan has a strong connection because he was the first to be there for Dan when he first came to USA... Ernie came in WAY AFTER the fact they hired him to be a part of the movie... not the same.
@@josueangel4247 I'm talking about the actual movie, not everything that had to happen from start to finish. Don't get me wrong, Stantz and Spengler were the egg heads who made things work. Venkman was the face of the company, but from the audience point of view, Winston was the proverbial every-man drawn into events, the proxy, if proxy is the right word, for the audience to identify with.
I saw that too. It came across tone deaf to me, but I hope your take is more correct than mine
I know what you mean. Watching this one and Fallon, the SNL alumni club thing really comes through.
Agree! Especially on Fallon he asked Dan and Bill about SNL which Ernie couldn't possibly relate to! Bad journalism!
I saw Afterlife and it was so incredible the emotions I felt seeing these three having never seen the originals. So much emotional towards characters I hardly knew, yet it felt like I'd been waiting a lifetime to see them return.
Cry those butterfly tears my boy. Let them all out.
The Ghostbusters movies were the keystones in the foundation of an entire generation. There isn't a single day that goes by where my friends, family, and I don't quote a line from the movies. We have pets named after Sumerian gods, children named after main characters, and vehicles named after minions. Thank you to everyone who created this franchise for 37 years of unending entertainment.
First, that's not true. Maybe it was for you, but not for an entire generation. Second, the only thing that comes to mind when I think of that movie is the theme song that Ray Parker Jr., Ivan Reitman and the film's other thieves plagiarized and stole from Huey Lewis.
@@tontoepstein6860 Way to piss in everyone's Cheerios.
@@nomisukeindustries You don't know what you're talking about, "Way to Piss in Everyone's Cheerios" was a TERRIBLE Ackroyd movie.
Yes it’s true, especially if you went to the movies/drive in double features as a kid!!!! It was the beginning of the 80s being a new era of Youth Culture! (Continued with Goonies)
@@sahej6939 Umm...no.
Dan still got those Elwood moves.
I'll never forget Dans dancing in the original Blues Brothers.
Classic!
They have the tools, and they have the talent!
ITS MILLER TIME BABY
@@raymondstantz3069 This looks extraordinarily bad!
I love this town! 😊
@@ardiekepoo744 👻😁
You don't often see that type of behavior in a major appliance.
I’m so happy to see these guys. They represent my childhood. Huge fan of Ghostbusters!
I just want to remind people that Ernie Hudson is 75 years old.
Bust those funky moves Dan!
I got flashbacks of Elwood Blues. Come on Ernie we wanna see you dance too.
DAN AKROYD
BILL MURRAY
ERNIE HUDSON
THE TALENT AND COMEDY
GODS ARE SMILING TODAY
Dan is a lets get along person . Which is extremely rare these days. Rubber Biscuit !!! bow bow bow.
grew up on the ghostbusters. they seemed old when i was a kid, but little did i know how young these guys are at heart.
Dan was feeling it! Groovin' like a Peanuts character at Christmas play rehearsal.
Dan and Bills humor is so hilarious, anyone else this interview would be awkward but the way their doing it is just hilarious lol
Damn Ernie Hudson looks like he only aged 10 years. Poor Bill and Dan look like life hit em pretty hard.
Bill has 6 sons! He should look worse 😂
@@samanthab1923 Technically his wife had 6 sons. and Bill has continued his film career forcing him to be away for months at a time. Also Ernie Hudsons wife had 4 kids.
Bill and Dan look relatively normal for men their age (Dan's a bit on the bigger side) but Ernie just looks so great it makes the other two look way worse in comparison
I’d love some one on one time with each of them. Seth does well interviewing comedians and I’d love to get more information from each one of them. Their energies are so different, interviewing them as a 3-pack was fun. Love to see them all doing so well, including the dancing which more than anything made me remember all of Akroyd’s stuff. Legend.
Can confirm what Dan Aykroyd said about Afterlife, I saw it tonight and already planning a second trip to the theater to go see it again. I loved this movie so much and want to go back and see what I may have missed as my girlfriend and I were nerding out and chatting a bit about the movie (we were the only people there at the time). This is a fantastic must see movie
Ghostbusters has always been the most prominent and beautiful part of my childhood. Bill Murray is just absolutely awesome.
Awesome, Dan is still so loveable.
ERNIE HUDSON LOOKS AMAZING 🥰!!! Hopefully he has more lines this time. He's a wonderful actor and underrated Love to see these 3 back together. RIP HAROLD.....you are loved and missed🙏
PS. Dan was getting it with his killer dance moves 😁 LOVE IT!!
Remember Ernie on Law and Order?
Class act that Ernie is patient with being pretty much ignored. Of course, he realizes that his role in the movie was comparatively limited, and even that he's kinda sitting in for Ramis. But that doesn't completely excuse Seth. I mean, if you're going to bring a guy on; show some respect. And Ernie looks fabulous. He actually had one of my favorite lines, when asked whether he believed in ghosts, etc.. he replies "If there's a steady paycheck in it, I'll believe whatever you like".
I think it may have more to do with Dan and Bill having bigger larger than life type of personalities, while Ernie is the straight man.
Seriously. SHow some fucking respect. Racist as hell
perhaps this is not the whole interview?
@@gmann6269 but he doesnt in the second. That's all I need to know. The black man gets 30% acknowledgement
"Ray...when someone asks you if you're a God, you say...'YES!'"
I miss Belushi for sure. I still remember when a Friend last minute called me and screams "I have an extra front row seat for the Blues Brothers show tonight for you! What a show that was.
"how far away is he? do I hit with a 4 iron or do I hit hi with a wedge?" such an underrated joke
Murray's still got it.
I was 10 as I went to the cinema to watch ghostbusters in 1984. I was so scared and amazed at the same time. Later I got the VHS and I kept watching it till the tape couldn’t do it anymore. Today I’m 47, I’m older but the movie. I keep watching the movie as the first time. I’m not scared anymore but still amazed. it’s still one of my favorite movies.
I have just watched it in the UK.
Dear lord! It’s beautiful!
You WILL cry at the end. It’s a fantastic completion of the trilogy and a beautiful live letter to things and folk gone by.
Love Nate Smith, love Akroyd…. two of my idols from two completely different worlds just collided. Epic. Thanks, Bill
Elwood aint ever gonna lose it!
When I first started watching Transformers Prime the voice of the agent sounded familiar, I was like "I recognize that voice. Who is that?" And then I was all like - "That's Winston Zeddemore from Ghostbusters!!" It's been over 30 years since the last Ghostbusters movie - I can't wait!
We need more bill murray.
Maybe we should run Bill as President with Ernie or Dan as VP. At least we know they are intelligent
He will only give you a little time then he vanishes. Lol 😂 That man is great! Really good guy!
Dan Aykroyd + Nate Smith. The collab we didn't know we needed!
Listen, do you smell that? Is one of my favorite lines anytime!
I saw Ghostbusters at an opening Midnight showing in SLC, in a very large old theatre. The only midnight showing I ever went too. Audience was charged up, lots of fun. The Summer of 1984. That movie theatre is long gone now. And all of us are a lot older. But the memories are fresh and it still brings a smile to my face.
I like how they call each other Danny and Billy :)
That’s how friends speak to each other.
It’s amazing how much Bill looks like his brother Brian now
Thanks for letting Ernie speak.
Dan is correct on coming out of the theater and wanting to get right back in line to see it again. I'm thinking of heading back this weekend (saw it Thanksgiving day).
I have been the biggest SNL fan since the MID 70's my parents were kind enough on SATurday nights to let me have sleep time on the couch and I could watch SNL at a very young age so I was able to witness the original cast. Danny and Billy mean so much to me and if you ask me Ernie was the man in Ghostbusters. I remember how much Ernie meant to me in that film you were so glad he was on the team!!!!!! Ernie always seems like the kindest and most good of souls!!! Very comforting when you are in battle(Against ghosts) watching as a young lad. Danny, Billy and Ernie thank you so much for all the great entertainment and laughs you are all LEGENDS!!!!!!!!
Akroyd's dance partner, SNL early days writer Rosie Shuster, was married to Lorne Michaels from 1971 to 1980, and was the daughter of Frank Shuster of the Canadian comedy duo, 'Wayne and Shuster'.
Despite the fact that Rosie was still married to Lorne when Aykroyd was on SNL (his last season on SNL was 1979), it seems that Dan and Rosie were dating, at least according to a Vulture article about Carrie Fisher during the SNL days of the late 70s.
Poor woman. Can't imagine how awful it must have been to be Lorne's wife. He probably ignored her in the hallway then served her divorce papers with the words 'don olhmeyer doesn't want you here anymore".
What a bad morning Im having! After watching this clip with the guys. My life is awesome today! Love these guys. Can't wait to see GBA👍👍
Bill was his tour guide in Chicago...what a great story.
EPIC dance, Mr. Aykroyd! 🙌🏼💜
I am SO ready for GBA. The wife, both kids and I have our proton packs, and our tickets by the door.
It's so, so good. Exceeded my expectations. Truly beautiful, heartfelt, funny, spooky... Just everything.
The first trailer/ad I saw for it began with the Ecto-1's horn honking out into the darkness with no other context and I was physically arrested mid-action to STARE at the screen to find out if my kids were pranking me or something. I don't think I realised it was so close to release when the ad played, but it all makes sense when I remember it's Thanksgiving in a week.
I have been waiting for this movie for decades. I hate that I'll probably miss it on the big screen, but I'm hoping social media will abound with photos of people waiting in line in full costume. Vicarious is better than nonexistent when it comes to nostalgic thrills. :)
Second City Chicago alumni here!! Ghostbusters is still one of my favs! “ Ghostbusters, WHATTA ya want?”
Love these guys, my childhood movie memories, including Chevy chase and John candy! Dan and Bill are the best though. 👌. Ernie looking absolute class xxx
I'm so grateful they came on for an interview - and that they made this movie. The first 2 ghostbusters films mean so much to me. What a special time that was
Slimer in the trailer for Ghostbusters gave me a nightmare on the night I saw it just before bedtime - I was 6 at the time.
Thank you very much, you pricks! 🤣
This interview has so much dead air. I never truly understand how much of a genius Graham Norton is until now.
I saw the movie today and I told my friends, which didnt were able to come, I would come with them and watch it again in the cinema. I never said that after I watched a movie in the cinema but this one I would watch again. It was such a great movie and brought back so much good memories
I'm a little worried about the way Dan was touching his chest after busting those moves. Stay well, guys!
Yeh I noticed that too, I couldnt tell if he was just puffed or actually feeling his chest but he is very weighty and at the age he is now he needs to be careful splitting up the floor like that.
0:18 Nate all like “Wait what me?”
“Mr. William Guster” hasn’t aged a day in 30 years! Hope his son Burton is doing OK!😁👍
He's about the have another movie, so Gus is doing just fine!!
Burton Guster- greatest character in the history of basic cable! 🤣
Thank you for this comment. 😁
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We will found out tomorrow how Burton is doing! This is Gus! 🍍
i just went to see it here in toronto and i am 57 and loved it so much , a must see. I was pleasently surprised how they kept the spirit alive. thankyou guys so much 12/10
Dan Aykroyd changed somehow into another John Candy
like some sort of living tribute to him. I love that.
Watch the Jimmy Fallon interview with these guys in it. Then watch this. Like night and day. Seth Meyers is a master interviewer. Well done.
I refuse to watch the adolescent Fallon.
I don't even have to. I know this is better.
Let me guess.. Fallon giggled a lot?!
Fallon's a child
I feel like Ernie was a bit glazed over in this interview- I think he has a lot more to offer in his career- he looks great!
He's great in his role on Grace & Frankie. I've actually never seen him not be great. Would like to see him in more stuff.
@@randibgood i was so excited to see him in Grace and Frankie. Hes great
Glazed over in what way? He didnt write Ghostbusters and he wasnt a comedian like Dan and Bill, he was an actor brought in after Eddie Murphy was too busy doing Beverly Hills Cop and lets be honest here, name one other film everyone remembers Ernie Hudson from?
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I can name two: ‘Leviathan’ and ‘The Crow’... two films known in the Sci-Fi and Fantasy fandoms.
@@theyellowlightsaber3193 The Crow
I used to watch it over and over, back to back, when I was a kid. It was a movie for everyone.
Love all these guys! From SNL,to The Blues brothers, Ghostbusters,Dr.Detroit,Meatballs,The Crow, Strips! The list goes on!
Ernie is a great actor, wish you would have spent more time recognizing him, Seth.
I think Seth tried? he had to ask Ernie questions specifically so that Dan and Bill wouldn’t jump for it.
Im mystified as to what exactly people expected Seth to ask Ernie considering his involvement in this specific film was much less than the other three guys who were all professional comedians and two of who wrote the film, now I have no problem with Ernie he did his bit but he only enters the film halfway and he was only there to replace Eddie Murphy, there wasnt much more to be said about his involvement in the film.
what other movie did he filmed? the guy is ok but he has no charisma
@@gussstavo The Crow, Hand That Rocked The Cradle, Congo etc.
@@haqlins8213 anyone that he lead???
I still have my toys from 35 years ago. They’re not in the best condition but I’d never get rid of them.
Nate Smith is a monster drummer! So nice that Bill gave him props.
Got to meet Ernie a few years ago. He’s a genuinely nice guy. I’m anxious to see Afterlife.