From a Golden Globe winner to a household name stepping back from acting for a tragic reason, we take a look at their very different fates... Bill Murray accepted the part of unofficial leader Peter Venkman in the first Ghostbusters film because he needed the money for his own project, The Razor's Edge.
Original Ghostbusters cast now from affairs and rare diseases to wife's tragic death Cult classic Ghostbusters is loved by film fans around the world and there's a chance to watch the '80s smash hit again today.
From the catchy theme tune to a great acting line-up including Bill Murray and Dan Aykroyd, the sci fi-comedy saw three parapsychologists and a retired Marine take on New York's spookiest residents to hilarious effect.
That ended up being a flop but Bill then went on to star in a whole host of films including Lost In Translation, Groundhog Day, Larger Than Life, and The Man Who Knew Too Little.
Bill, 74, has won a Golden Globe award, two Emmys and a BAFTA in the course of his glittering acting career but offscreen, his relationships have been more rocky.
