The New York Times catches Dan Akroyd at, of all places, the American Society for Psychical Research. He talks about the new Ghostbusters videogame, GB3, and even some ghost stories from his childhood. It’s a good read, and I really love the picture above. I can’t wait for this game and I’m even more excited for the new film! Let’s just hope that the Eliza Dushku/Alyssa Milano rumors are just that…rumors.

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“When we used to talk about the three Ghostbusters we would say that Danny was the heart, Harold was the brain and Murray, of course, was the mouth,” Ivan Reitman, the director of both films, said in a telephone interview. “And in real life I would characterize it the same way. From an invention standpoint Aykroyd has this extraordinarily fertile mind. We used to say he picked up these secret signals from a station in outer space. He creates these very original sets of characters that are a mix of something from the outer limits that are then humanized in a very contemporary American way.”