[ad_1]
More on that in a minute.
“I’m open to the possibility [of ghosts] for sure,” he said.
The film is the third film in the franchise, which was originally created by Dan Aykroyd and Harold Ramis.
Ramis died in 2014.
“One of the things that I really felt [while filming] was his presence and how moving it was to me and how much I kind of missed him and he should be there for this,” Rudd said of Ramis. “He was such a great guy, a brilliant, comedic mind.”
“It’s so crazy, I didn’t know there would be more of [these films],” Rudd said. “But I was a fan of them, certainly as a kid. It’s been an exciting thing to be around and see these guys.”
As for how Rudd stays looking like a kid, he gave a typically self-deprecating response.
“Ghostbusters Afterlife” is in theaters Friday.
[ad_2]