Looks like most of us chose to ignore the hints about the dark side of Bill Murray – after all, we loved him on SNL– not to mention Ghostbusters and Groundhog Day (above.) His two wives tried to tell us about his bad behavior and we didn’t pay attention. He cheated on his first wife (they had 2 kids) and married his mistress Jennifer. Four more kids later Jennifer claimed he was abusive, addicted to weed and alcohol, and told her she was “lucky he didn’t kill her.“ She got a restraining order and a divorce. Recently Lucy Liu said he made “inexcusable” comments on the Charlie’s Angels set (DYING to know what they were) and Richard Dreyfuss called him a “drunken bully.” We feel bad that the movie Being Mortal, that Aziz Ansari wrote and was directing, has been closed down because of Bill’s “inappropriate behavior.” This film is a big deal for Aziz – it’s his first. Hopefully, this situation can be fixed.
Photo: Groundhog Day
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If Dreyfus is calling you a bully … pot kettle kettle pot
The fact that the movie is now on indefinite hold tells me that’s how it’s going to stay. He must have done something absolutely unconscionable. I know that Murray treated Gilda Radnor horribly after their affair ended. He’s just a horrible, horrible man.
Aziz has his own problems with consent issues .
Not a fan of BM, but as messed up as Disney is lately, they probably didn’t like the fact that he believes in only two sexes, or disagrees with other woke ideology.
He probably whipped his penis out and exposed himself to the female talent and crew.
So, entitled, arrogant, play actors can be nasty human refuse?
Who woulda thought?
I know! Let’s idolize them and hang on their every movement and word to the betterment of society!
The woman in the Aziz story was totally consensual. He used his celebrity to try and get laid and Miss Female Empowerment went down on him on their first date. He didn’t threaten or coerce her AT ALL. The dude probably weighed less than she did. She just had remorse afterwards and decided to throw him under the bus at the height of the METOO movement.
Jodi- I agree with you totally