After months of internet rumors and speculation, Bill Murray confirmed to the Daily Mail that there will be a ‘Ghostbusters 3,’ a follow-up to the successful 1989 sci-fi comedy ‘Ghostbusters 2.’ After claiming that the few scenes he was featured in during the second movie were the only funny ones and that his 1993 hit ‘Groundhog Day’ should have been awarded Oscars, he told the producers of ‘Ghostbusters’ he would only appear in the next installment if his character, Dr. Peter Venkman, was killed in the beginning and later appeared as a ghost. This news, while not totally surprising, comes after months of confusion of what was happening with the…

Director Harold Ramis has admitted that there is a tentative schedule for a third “Ghostbusters” movie to begin production, with filming tentatively set to start in in summer of 2010. In an interview with Heeb Magazine, he admitted the scheduling information, as well as the tidbit that there will be both old and new Ghostbusters in the film, which would be the latest in the cult-film franchise about professional ghost exterminators for hire. “Ghostbusters”, starring Ramis, Bill Murray, Dan Aykroyd, Ernie Hudson, Rick Moranis, and Sigourney Weaver, was released in 1984. “Ghostbusters II” came out in 1989. Both films were written by Ramis and Aykroyd. Stay tuned to Shockya.com for…

Day Akroyd recently talked to Screenrant about the fan-awaited and long-rumored “Ghostbusters 3″ project. While there are no definite plans announced for the film so far, Akroyd hinted “[W]hen we do the Ghostbusters 3 movie, hopefully, Sigourney will be in, I know. We’ll make that happen.” Akroyd wrote the first two “Ghostbusters” films with fellow Buster and screenwriter Harold Ramis. “Ghostbusters,” starring Arkoyd, Ramis, Bill Murray, and Ernie Hudson, was released in 1984. The sequel was releasted in 1989. The popular film franchise, which has also spawned video games, an animated TV series, and comic books, follows a comedic and eclectic group of New York-based paranormal investigators and ghost hunters….

Ew.com reports that even Rick Moranis who played the gate keeper Louis Tully will also return to the Ghost Busters III cast. … And yes, the original cast will return: Dan Aykroyd, Ernie Hudson, Rick Moranis, and even the elusive Bill Murray. “Everybody said they’d do it,” says Ramis, who doesn’t intend to direct Ghostbusters III. “They’ll be looking at younger actors [for the lead roles], I’m sure. But we’ll be in it as mentors or advisers. I think the first one captured something that hadn’t been seen for a long time: the combination of scary movies and smart broad comedy. That was a great comic edge to play. Fortunately,…

Harold Ramis confirmed, in an email to Chicago Tribune writer Mark Caro, that “the studio is hoping to tap into some of the same acting talent”, opening up the possibility of the classic Ghostbusters cast showing up in some aspect in the long-rumored Ghostbusters III. On September 4th Variety reported that Lee Eisenberg and Gene Stupnitsky, co-exec producers of the TV show The Office, have started on a script for Ghostbusters III. And despite Murray’s long-time reluctance to be involved in further Ghostbusters works after the second film as opposed to his former co-stars, it appears, according to the email, that he is willing to be involved in this project…