What always amazed me what he wasn't a primary actor. His skills were so distributed yet so strong. Has anybody portrayed a nerd as well as he did with Egon?
I remember reading years ago that Ramis and Murray had not talked for almost 20 years due to bickering on their last collaboration and their estrangement really bothered me. It's a shame they did not see each other again until it was almost too late.
Yes, only in the early seasons in Toronto (which were produced by Global).
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Harold did a ton of the sketch writing in the early days of SCTV. His Mo Green character is one of my favourite things ever.
If I remember his character was kidnapped by a terrorist group and demand a $2000.00 ransom to be paid for his release. Guy Cabellarro deemed that as exorbinant and Mo was replaced by Edith Brickley.
I remember reading years ago that Ramis and Murray had not talked for almost 20 years due to bickering on their last collaboration and their estrangement really bothered me. It's a shame they did not see each other again until it was almost too late.
Yeah, that was all caused by Ground Hog Day, Bill Murray wanted it to be a completely different movie, he wanted it to be a lot more serious and dramatic. Ramis wanted it to be a comedy and won the battle.
