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The proton packs worn in Ghostbusters were much heavier than they looked, and some were heavier than others depending on what a scene demanded while filming.

According to director Ivan Reitman , none of the actors enjoyed wearing the packs, but Harold complained the least Reitman would not say which actor complained the most.

Once worked at a public school in Chicago, Illinois Attempted graduate school for a week, which did not pan out.

When he was doing his audition for The Second City, it was him performing a sketch to a full house. Best remembered by fans of all ages as Dr.

Egon Spengler in Ghostbusters and Ghostbusters II Said in an interview that his working relationship with actor Bill Murray ended while filming Groundhog Day due to differing views on what the film should be about Murray wanted it to be more philosophical, Ramis wanted it to be a comedy.

Ramis also cites that Murray's real life personal problems at the time specifically the ending of his first marriage was having a ripple effect on his behavior at work as another factor in the unfortunate ending of their working relationship.

Wrote four of the American Film Institute's Funniest Movies: Ghostbusters at 28, Groundhog Day at 34, National Lampoon's Animal House at 36 and Caddyshack at Meatballs , Stripes and Back to School were also nominated, but did not make the list.

Had appeared with Bill Murray in four films: Stripes , Ghostbusters , Ghostbusters II and Groundhog Day His paternal grandparents were Ukrainian Jewish immigrants and his maternal grandparents were Polish Jews.

Following his death, he was interred at Shalom Memorial Park in Arlington Heights, Cook County, Illinois. He was awarded a star on the St. Louis Walk of Fame at Delmar Boulevard in St.

Louis, Illinois on May 16, After not speaking to each other for a number of years, Bill Murray , reportedly visited Ramis before his death and they both made their peace with each other.

The Writers Guild of America posthumously honored him with their lifetime achievement award, the Laurel Award for Screenwriting Achievement Two years after his death, The Second City founded the Harold Ramis Film School in his honor, the first film school to focus solely on film comedy Biological father of Mollie Heckerling with Amy Heckerling , though the father in her life was Neal Israel.

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Egon Spengler - Episode dated 24 February Nominee NYFCC Award. Best Screenplay Groundhog Day Shared with: Danny Rubin Tied with Steven Zaillian for Schindler's List Winner Contribution to Film.

Winner Laurel Award for Screen Writing Achievement. Nominee WGA Award Screen. Best Comedy Written Directly for the Screen National Lampoon's Animal House Shared with: Douglas Kenney Chris Miller.

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