The new Ghostbusters movie is a family affair, on and off-screen, as the writer and director are Jason Reitman. He has definitely done his best to bring his father’s film franchise to a new generation. Jason has stated that he had the Ghostbusters: Afterlife’s characters in his head for a long time, and when he shared his idea with his father, Ivan Reitman, the director of the first two movies, the elder cried.

Original Ghostbusters Bill Murray, Ernie Hudson, and Dan Aykroyd All-Star In the New Film

Jason Reitman has said at the premiere of Ghostbusters that when he knew what the ending of the movie would be, he knew he was going to make one, pointing out that it was then he knew it was time to do it. In his film, a single mother played by Carrie Coon and her two children moves to a small town where they reconnect with the estranged father’s side of the family. Eventually, they all learn things they could not have imagined.

When asked how they felt about suiting up for the new film, the original ghostbusters Bill Murray, Ernie Hudson, and Dan Aykroyd called the experience joyful. According to Aykroyd, it felt like he was being called up back into service from the reserves to take care of things. He added that the three felt very organic while reprising their roles.

Carrie Coon Does a Great Job Highlighting the Elements of Love In the New Ghostbusters

Carrie Coon has a great role in the new Ghostbusters, highlighting the elements of love and female empowerment. She has said in an interview that she loved how the center of the story is a nerdy girl scientist, pointing out that this felt like a wonderful invitation for the future. In addition to the original ghostbusters, the movie cast includes Paul Rudd, JK Simmons, and young actors like Logan Kim, Finn Wolfhard, and McKenna Grace.

Ernie Hudson also answered a few questions at the premiere. He stated that the Ghostbusters movies had been a big part of his life for many years. He pointed out how emotionally moved he felt when they got into the jumpsuits.

The shooting of the new film project by Wes Anderson begins this month with an incredible lineup of talented actors. Although not much is known about the upcoming film, it’s been announced that Margot Robbie will be playing one of the roles, along with many iconic Hollywood names including Tom Hanks!

Hollywood Can’t Get Enough of Margot Robbie

Critically acclaimed Australian actress, Margot Robbie, won the hearts and fan support of millions in her role as Harley Quinn in the DC Extended Universe media franchise. Active in the industry since 2008, her thespian talents earned her nominations for three Golden Globe Awards, two for Academy Awards, and five nominations each for the British Academy Film Awards and Screen Actors Guild Awards. The upcoming film project will be Robbie’s first debut in a Wes Anderson movie.

Wes Anderson’s Numerous Achievements

Wesley Wales Anderson is a well-known American filmmaker applauded for his very distinctive narrative style. He was a recipient of the BAFTA Award for Best Original Screenplay and the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy. The upcoming film will be his eleventh project following the comedy-drama The French Dispatch which is set to be released in the US on the 22nd of October. The mentioned film is set in a 20th-century American newspaper outpost in France and stars Bill Murray, Tilda Swinton, Timothée Chalamet, Adrien Brody, and Elisabeth Moss.

Little Is Known About the New Movie

The filming of the upcoming Anderson flick will begin later this month in Spain. The still-untitled movie will star well-known Hollywood names including Tom Hanks, Tilda Swinton, Bill Murray, and Adrien Brody. Although the plot and theme of the movie remain unknown to the public, The Hollywood Reporter claims it’s possible that Robbie’s role in the movie will be in the supporting capacity. What’s safe to say is that, with Anderson’s filmmaking genius and the incredible lineup of acclaimed actors, the public will be waiting with anticipation to see this new project brought to life.