Red Mosquito

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Man alive, what classics Mr. Ramis provided us all.

that's too bad

I liked him.

"do... re.... Egon!"

Word is he will still make an appearance in Ghostbusters 3.

my favorite Ghostbuster. Im really, really sad.

We are all getting old.

Fucking loved him in Stripes. What a great team those two were.

And Dan Akroyd just keeps right on breathing.

What a sick, sick world.

Sometimes I see Dan Akroyd in local liquor store ads.

An incredibly talented and influential comedy writer. This one stings.

McParadigm wrote:And Dan Akroyd just keeps right on breathing.

What a sick, sick world.

I think he was great in Ghostbusters and the Great Outdoors

Strat wrote:

McParadigm wrote:And Dan Akroyd just keeps right on breathing.

What a sick, sick world.

I think he was great in Ghostbusters and the Great Outdoors

He was. I'd add Trading Places and Spies Like Us to that list.

Ramis was an incredible talent, though. I think Groundhog Day was his last great film. I wish he acted more. The last thing I remember him in is Knocked Up. He didn't have tremendous range or anything, but he always made me laugh.

daft twat wrote:

Strat wrote:

McParadigm wrote:And Dan Akroyd just keeps right on breathing.

What a sick, sick world.

I think he was great in Ghostbusters and the Great Outdoors

He was. I'd add Trading Places and Spies Like Us to that list.

Ramis was an incredible talent, though. I think Groundhog Day was his last great film. I wish he acted more. The last thing I remember him in is Knocked Up. He didn't have tremendous range or anything, but he always made me laugh.

He did Analyze This, no? I loved that one but Groundhog Day is an absolute classic.

"Someone once asked me if I was the class clown. I said, 'no, but I used to write for the class clown'." - Harold Ramis

daft twat wrote:

Strat wrote:

McParadigm wrote:And Dan Akroyd just keeps right on breathing.

What a sick, sick world.

I think he was great in Ghostbusters and the Great Outdoors

He was. I'd add Trading Places and Spies Like Us to that list.

Ramis was an incredible talent, though. I think Groundhog Day was his last great film. I wish he acted more. The last thing I remember him in is Knocked Up. He didn't have tremendous range or anything, but he always made me laugh.

I also enjoyed Aykroyd in Grosse Pointe Blank

@SkitchP wrote:

daft twat wrote:

Strat wrote:

McParadigm wrote:And Dan Akroyd just keeps right on breathing.

What a sick, sick world.

I think he was great in Ghostbusters and the Great Outdoors

He was. I'd add Trading Places and Spies Like Us to that list.

Ramis was an incredible talent, though. I think Groundhog Day was his last great film. I wish he acted more. The last thing I remember him in is Knocked Up. He didn't have tremendous range or anything, but he always made me laugh.

I also enjoyed Aykroyd in Grosse Pointe Blank

and holy crap how did I forget Nothing But Trouble.

@SkitchP wrote:

@SkitchP wrote:

daft twat wrote:

Strat wrote:

McParadigm wrote:And Dan Akroyd just keeps right on breathing.

What a sick, sick world.

I think he was great in Ghostbusters and the Great Outdoors

He was. I'd add Trading Places and Spies Like Us to that list.

Ramis was an incredible talent, though. I think Groundhog Day was his last great film. I wish he acted more. The last thing I remember him in is Knocked Up. He didn't have tremendous range or anything, but he always made me laugh.

I also enjoyed Aykroyd in Grosse Pointe Blank

and holy crap how did I forget Nothing But Trouble.

what a strange film that was. I need to revisit that one.