10:41 pm - 05/29/2012
It never hurts to ask. At least that’s what filmmaker David Walton must have thought when he opted to ask Bill Murray to appear in his fake movie trailer rather than requesting a simple autograph.
Murray’s one of the most elusive and eccentric characters in Hollywood, a mystery wrapped in an enigma wrapped in golf pants, and this kind of spontaneous decision making seems pretty in character for a guy who doesn’t have a manager and has been known to crash strangers' parties (Exhibit A) . And the results are as good as you’d hope: Murray walks down a hallway in a dramatic, slow-motion scene a la Wes Anderson, dubbed over with a Kinks song. It’s not clear when the trailer was filmed, but the clip was discovered via Reddit last week.
(Here's a direct link in case the embed doesn't work: http://vimeo.com/20089652 )
Though the trailer is fake — there’s unfortunately no forthcoming film called A Film about Walking in Slow Motion – it pays homage to Murray’s proclivity for Wes Anderson movies. Check out his latest one, “Moonrise Kingdom,” which is out in limited release.
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Bill Murray walks in slow motion for fan video
It never hurts to ask. At least that’s what filmmaker David Walton must have thought when he opted to ask Bill Murray to appear in his fake movie trailer rather than requesting a simple autograph.
Murray’s one of the most elusive and eccentric characters in Hollywood, a mystery wrapped in an enigma wrapped in golf pants, and this kind of spontaneous decision making seems pretty in character for a guy who doesn’t have a manager and has been known to crash strangers' parties (Exhibit A) . And the results are as good as you’d hope: Murray walks down a hallway in a dramatic, slow-motion scene a la Wes Anderson, dubbed over with a Kinks song. It’s not clear when the trailer was filmed, but the clip was discovered via Reddit last week.
(Here's a direct link in case the embed doesn't work: http://vimeo.com/20089652 )
Though the trailer is fake — there’s unfortunately no forthcoming film called A Film about Walking in Slow Motion – it pays homage to Murray’s proclivity for Wes Anderson movies. Check out his latest one, “Moonrise Kingdom,” which is out in limited release.
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i think i might need new friends.
also, i will always love him for ghostbusters, groundhog day the royal tenenbaums and zombieland haahaha and of course some others...
Edited at 2012-05-30 03:58 am (UTC)
Groundhog day is amazing, I can never get sick of it, and i love Scrooged too, and quick change... and and and so many more haha.
My fave part in zombieland is his scene, its the icing on the cake.
Zombieland was amazing because of him (i think), it was getting a little dry-ish then BOOM, BILL MURRAY IN THE HOUSE Y'ALL.