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1. #Galactus concept for the canceled fantastic four 3 movie movie
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Slimer was described in the original script as "The Onion Head Ghost". The first supernatural entity the Ghostbusters successfully capture, the entity that would come to be called "Slimer", was an homage to Belushi.

Belushi, however, died of a drug overdose while the script was being developed. Originally Aykroyd intended the Peter Venkman role for his fellow "Blues Brother" John Belushi. Murry's "Ghostbusters" costars Dan Aykroyd and Harold Ramis also wrote the script for the film. Vinz Clotho and Zuul possess two residents of 55 Central Park West, which in the film is described as being designed as a supernatural antenna by an insane surgeon who belonged to a secret society dedicated to the worship of Gozer. Gozer's means of opening its portal are two dog/bear-like servants, the male Vinz Clotho, the Key Master, and the female Zuul, the Gatekeeper. Venkman and his companions attempt to stop the fictional Mesopotamian demigod Gozer from invading New York City from a supernatural dimension. The logo for the Ghostbusters can be read as a diagonal bar blocking a ghost from emerging through a circular portal. Peter Venkman, one of three parapsychologists who form the Ghostbusters business after being fired from New York City's Columbia University. In this Columbia Pictures production, Murray starred as Dr.

#Galactus concept for the canceled fantastic four 3 movie movie

Murray was propelled to super-star celebrity status after starring in the paranormal comedy "Ghostbusters" in 1984, the top-grossing movie of that year.

#Galactus concept for the canceled fantastic four 3 movie driver

In 1981 Bill Murray played John Winger, a New York City cab driver who discovers his true nature as a leader and guide after he joins the Army in the comedy "Stripes". Peter Boyle is himself resonant of Prometheus due to his portrayal of Frankenstein's Monster in Mel Brooks' 1974 comedy "Young Frankenstein". The film costarred Peter Boyle as Thompson's friend and attorney Carl Lazlo. In between "Meatballs" and "Caddyshack" Murray starred in "Where The Buffalo Roam" as Gonzo journalist Hunter S. Murray also interacts with a rodent highly similar to a gopher in what may be his most significant role, as we see later in this post. In the 1980 comedy classic "Caddyshack" Murray plays golf course grounds keeper Carl Spackler, who spends the bulk of the movie matching wits with a gopher in a manner that clearly is a tribute to the antagonism of Elmer Fudd and Bugs Bunny. This term is said to be punningly preserved in the Bugs Bunny cartoons by the phrase "Wascally Wabbit".Īs we shall see this is not the only connection between Murray and the Shoggoth/ Phooka lunar cross-dressing trickster Bugs Bunny. Some of you may be aware of author Robert Anton Wilson's account of Bavarian Illuminati founder Adam Weishaupt's vision of a Lovecraftian Shoggoth as a rabbit, which Weishaupt called "Der Hexen Hase", "the Witches Rabbit". In the film Tripper nicknames Chris Makepeace's character Rudy Geller, "Wudy da Wabbit", a play on Elmer Fudd's "Wascally Wabbit" in reference to Bugs Bunny. Murray's first screen role was as camp counselor Tripper Harrison in "Meatballs". To begin, here's an audio clip of Murray on "Saturday Night Live" as lounge singer Nick Winters, singing an ode to our most prominent modern depiction of the War of the Heavens:

But further consideration, and a review of Murray's career, has shown me that this connection between Murray-Prometheus-The Human Torch is a matter of great synchronistic significance.

At first I thought this was just a funny item of trivia. Early in his career, actor/comedian Bill Murray was the voice actor who portrayed the Promethean Human Torch on the "The Fantastic Four Radio Show".