The Daily 'The Interview': Bill Murray Says He's Not the Man He Used to Be
168 snips
Apr 5, 2025 
Bill Murray, the beloved comedic icon behind classics like Ghostbusters, shares insights on his latest film, The Friend. He reflects on his complex past, revealing confusions about his public persona versus private self. The conversation dives into the blend of humor and melancholy in his work, exploring how connections and spontaneity shape his performances. He also candidly discusses the emotional challenges of acting and the nuances of collaboration, making for a thought-provoking and entertaining dialogue.
AI Snips
Chapters
Books
Transcript
Episode notes
Authenticity of Animal Actors
- Bill Murray enjoyed working with both an elephant and a Great Dane due to their consistent nature.
- He found their authentic reactions in the moment inspiring and challenging.
Embrace the Now in Acting
- Strive for something new in each take rather than recreating a past performance.
- Embrace the present moment, as it's the only one that truly counts.
A Defining Moment at Second City
- Bill Murray realized he could act professionally after a specific moment at Second City.
- While he doesn't recall the exact scene, the feeling of doing something "good" resonated deeply.
