I Never Read Playboy Before

I Realized That My Righteous Indignation Was A Form Of Entertainment For Me. I Loved Getting Pissed Off At Injustice. I Didn't Do Anything About It, I Just Liked The Feeling Of Being Pissed Off.

If People Work Together, If They Can Keep A Cooperative Spirit And Use Their Ingenuity And Balance It All With Good Humor And Good Will, Then There's Nothing To Be Afraid Of. That's The Sappy Part Of It, ... On The Other Hand, Every Halloween For Many Years When My Kids Were Trick-or-treating I Would Put On My 'ghostbusters' Jumpsuit With A Police Flashlight To Protect All The Kids From Ghosts.

I Never Read Playboy Before I Started Working There And Stopped Reading It The Day I Quit.

The Comic Edge Of Ghostbusters Will Always Be The Same. It's Still Treating The Supernatural With A Totally Mundane Sensibility. In The World Of Ghostbusting, There Are Certain Givens. You're Always Going To Have Some New Invented Technology, Some Pseudo-science That Sounds Right Because We Drop Enough Familiar Terms From Physics And Engineering, And Pseudo-methodology, Something That People Will Think They May Have Read Something About Before.

I Feel A Big Obligation To The Audience, Almost In A Moral Sense, To Say Something Useful. If I'm Going To Spend A Year Of My Life On These Things, I Want Something That I Feel That Strongly About.