Although Bill Murray has a lot of successful films in his name, there is one role he wishes he did not reject it.
The Oscar candidate recently revealed “one of the few strings” he obtained in his career after trying to work with Clint Eastwood in a movie, after the success of his 1981 army comedy. Lines.
“For a long time, I was watching the Clint Eastwood movies from today, like Thunderbolt and Lightfoot Or whatever the films he was making at the time, and I thought: “He kills his friend, while he was selecting, but the owner becomes like a large part, a wonderful scene of death”, he remembers Ali Howard Stern.
“I was like, I should call this man. So I called him blue, and said:” Do you want to do another service comedy? “Because I just made Lines “He had this great idea about a huge marine thing,” Murray added, and when he said: “Do you want to do another service comedy,” like Jeez “, will I become like Abbott and Costello?” I had to do like military films? And I said, “Well, my God, I think I may not have.”
The movie is likely to be Aleppo Aleppo (1986), dark comedy directed and starring Eastwood as the seller of the naval armed Tom.
Clint Eastwood at Herberic Ridge (1986) (Warner Bruce Group/Evere Group)
“It is one of the few regret that I have is that I did not do it. Because it was a big thing, and I would have become great-I don't know if I had a wonderful death scene, it was more than one comedy-but it was great.” “He had access to World War II boats and could have been like making fleet and things, and there were some wonderful things in it.”
“When I see him, I am like:” I am sorry, I hope I do it, I am really sorry. “It is definitely more than that.
