Posted on 03/25/2015 3:33:38 PM PDT by a fool in paradise
Bill Murray is a man of great taste, that's well known by now. He's appeared in a film with Wu-Tang Clan's RZA and GZA, shared a stage with Eric Clapton and even hung out with Leeds punks Eagulls (who got a tattoo especially to mark the occasion).
The celebrated actor also likes to mix it with the general public - and these moments, as well as urban legends regarding his prank antics, are becoming even more well known in this increasingly digitalised age.
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The man’s a legend. One of the few Hollywood actors I like.
I follow him on Twitter. He’s a hoot.
Did you know he doean’t have a manager? He receives and makes his own deals.
Caddyshack
Stripes
Great movies
My SIL used to live down the street feom him years ago. She said he rode around in a car with potted plants on the dash. LOL!
Random Bill Murray from past SXSW concerts:
Bill Murray digging The Growlers at SXSW
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VrYfkI4UQCk
Bartending at Shangri La
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fwwEGjGbxXM
Introducing the Nerves/Breakaways (Peter Case & Paul Collins) at SXSW (playing a Peter Case Plimsouls song)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bqdHEifVNN0
Have you seen "St Vincent"? Cult Classic, what a movie, awe heck, you probably can buy it now. How he deals with Hollyweird Douchebaggery is classic unto itself. He has no phone, email etc, they can't get a-hold of him, other than snail mail if that. So he doesn't have to deal with agents he picks and chooses what he wants! Brilliant! I can't get too into the weeds, but I know someone(s) who were on the red carpet in Tinsel Town and he was himself with one of his antics that involved them and they are big fans it they loved it!
Yup, no agent, no manager, not even a secretary or answering service. If you can get his number, it’s just a voicemail box. You leave a message about what you need him for, and if he is interested, he might call you back.
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Don’t know why I never thought to follow him. Thanks!
I just saw St. Vincent this week.
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