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Reitman on why Murray has really been a hold out and other stuff.
https://insidemovies.ew.com/2014/03/29/new-ghostbusters-why-ivan-reitman-left/
More news from Reitman on possible plot details.
Reitman also reconfirmed that he will not direct a new instalment in the Ghostbusters franchise, but is “pretty sure” it will still get made.
“I’m going to produce it,” he said.
The script recently underwent a revision after the death of original Ghostbuster Harold Ramis last month.
“It’s not a reboot,” Reitman says. “We’re not telling that story again or (exploring) the formation of the Ghostbusters. This is a later chapter in New York where the services of Ghostbusters are needed. The original Ghostbusters who are around now will play roles, but they are relatively minor roles. It’s a story that plays into the lore and tradition of the original movies. I think it’ll be very satisfying to Ghostbuster fans.”
Ghostbusters 3 has been in development for years and is finally eyeing a 2015 start date.
https://www.lfpress.com/2014/03/31/ivan-reitman-doubts-twins-2-says-ghostbusters-3-not-a-reboot
Just last week Reitman decided not to direct the long gestating Ghostbusters 3, but will remain a producer of the film. With me, he shared the possibilities for 3D and a non numerical title.
“Certainly there’s been a lot of talk about doing Ghostbusters 3 in 3D as well, and I don’t think we’ll call it Ghostbusters 3 either,” he said.
Reitman also dispelled reports that called the third Ghostbusters a reboot, clarifying how it would focus on new Ghostbusting characters. “It’s not a reboot,” he said. “It just lives in a world where the first two movies did occur and those characters were there and at least some of them will be in this film, but it’s really a different story.”
With a simple “yes,” Reitman confirmed that there would have been a cameo for the late Harold Ramis. He would not confirm rumors of female Ghostbuster characters. “I have no comment,” Reitman said.
Though Ghostbusters was a standard for old school optical visual effects in 1984, Reitman said the new world of CGI VFX is not foreign to the world of Ghostbusters. “Well, the second one actually had CGI in it,” Reitman corrected me when I suggested 3 would be the first to include CGI. “The first one didn’t, was all old school stuff. I think the opportunities are great because the world of special effects keeps evolving and greater things are possible.”
https://m.craveonline.com/film/arti...-triplets-updates-from-ivan-reitman-exclusive