Ernie Hudson, Bill Murray, Dan Aykroyd, and Harold Ramis on the set of the original Ghostbusters, 1984.
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That’s no casual set photo, that’s live action!
The original Ghostbusters?
The one and only Ghostbusters!
G.E. Building in the background. Still one of my favorite Art Deco old NY Buildings. Chrysler being #1,
Where do these stairs go?
They go up
So I’m in Smithville sitting on a picnic table bench under a big ass oak tree and Ernie Hudson sits across from me. He’s between scenes on a film set, I’m the FX guy, also waiting to go back to work on the set. I ask Ernie, “how did you get in to acting?”, he says, “I was in college, doing some stage work and realized I could make a good living being a bit part actor, so far, it’s worked out for me”.