The movie was so good that everyone in the theater started to sing "Who are you going to call "GhOSTBUSTER!" I sang and laughed along with the group of people watching this movie. It was so much fun - I couldn't stop LOL
This interview with Dan reminds me of his skit on SNL as the sleazy spokesperson during a hostile interview, trying to extol the virtues of his "bag o' glass" for kids, while facing off with Jane Curtain.
@@adamjones5148 what about it? Why do you think it’s a POS? I actually just watched it for the first time yesterday. It’s really not that bad. I don’t get all the hate for it. On a scale of 1 to 10, I give it a seven. Which is a good score. Seven is solid and it’s above average. It’s not perfect but it’s not a dumpster fire. It’s not the Ghostbusters movie I wanted, but hey, little girls loved it and it made them fans of Ghostbusters. How can that be a bad thing?
@@adamjones5148 and that is coming from an original Ghostbusters fan like myself. I’ve been a fan of Ghostbusters since I was 3 years old in 1986. I got my first Kenner ghostbuster proton pack for Christmas in 1987. I lived and breathed Ghostbusters. And even I think the Ghostbusters 2016 movie wasn’t that bad. Everyone needs to calm down. They’re just movies. This is just entertainment. It’s not life. It’s not worth being hateful and angry towards other people. People need to get a grip on life and reality.
Dan says it’s going to be a good one. LOL. Little did he know back then how much of an impact this franchise was going to have on pop-culture. It’s iconic.
Imagine telling him that Bill held a grudge so long that he didn't get his way on the sequel that the massive prick wouldn't work with them until Harold Ramis was dead.
Hard to imagine him doing a show today. "OK, so you, you post pictures of your rear end on Instagram. That is weird, wild stuff. And, you, you sing rap music songs about bitches and hos. Hmm. I did not know that."
Well, he’s no Jimmy Fallon. Johnny hardly talks at all; it’s almost as if he wants his guests to shine. Jimmy on the other hand makes sure his guest don’t embarrass themselves by saying more than 5 words. Hmmmm. Wonder who’s the better host.
People forget how "powerful" this show was for 3 decades. 99% of guests were 'made' by this show. If you showed up on Carson, you were in. We don't have anything comparable to this nowadays.
Dan is in the autistic spectrum and finds interviews difficult but he did a good job here (though the grandfather ghost pic he showed looks so fake I can't believe he genuinely considers it to be real).
@@Ween1776 He verified it himself during an interview, claiming it helped him make Ghostbusters. Apparently he was diagnosed after his wife urged him to see a doctor!
This is an amazing clip of a beautiful moment in time between several comedy legends. I cannot believe that this was the first Tonight Show appearance for either of these guys given their success to this point. A joy to watch.
@@anonamatron i just watched a documentary about the 3rd Ghostbusters. The female cast one. It's really interesting how the studio pushed it. It wasn't the movie these guys wanted to make. I hope this one coming up is.
What a treat these classic interviews are - of course, back then, no one thought they were "classic," but Carson is like a great conductor, guiding the interview along without making it about himself. And Aykroyd and Murray are just relaxed and having fun. Great entertainment.
@@JukeHighwalker … He is indeed on the Autism Spectrum … he has confirmed he has Asperger’s Syndrome … a high functioning form of ASD … it is not an insult … my adult son has it as well …
@sid g Well yeah, but you know I was purposefully being over complimentary as I'm totally biased as a huge Ghostbusters fan... Obviously Dan Akroyd wasn't the most influential artist of the 80s as I suppose Speilberg was. I simply meant he has a pure heart. but actually now that I think about probably John Candy was the purest and sweetest guy of the 1980s.
He's so unashamedly himself. I adore how he just talks about what he's passionate about despite some people thinking it's strange. I've modelled a lot of my personality to Dan because he makes me less embarrassed to share your weird interests.
@@normietwiceremoved Dan has a sense of humour, and plays up a belief in the paranormal to promote the move. Its a piss take. He displays a photograph, with details taken from portrait paintings photoshopped onto it. A photo conveniently taken with the subject occupying the bottom quartile of the negative, making room for the photoshop. The SNL team have lived off subtle mixing of reality and satire for years. C'mon!
Johnny Carson was a master talk show host. He let the guests be funny. He let them talk and be entertaining. Unlike the ones today. I hope videos like this stay up a long time so younger people can see what it was like back in the 'old days'.
@@digdigger4277 Oh I forgot. Everything is woke now. Nothing is supposed to be funny because it might hurt someone's feelings. It's going to be a really drab world.
@@deanpd3402 I don’t believe in ghosts either. But believing in ghosts is not the same thing as worshiping Satan. There is no Satan worship in the movie Ghostbusters.
@@ronaldbell198 It would surprise me. All the Ghostbusters do is bust ghosts and other supernatural beings. That’s why it’s called Ghostbusters and not Ghostworshipers.
What's most interesting to me about this clip is that some parts of this interview, especially when they're talking about the paranormal, could have very well been used as a clip in the movie, for example in the montage scene (Carson having his own cameo, just like Larry King). It would have all made sense: Ghostbusters being guests on Carson's Tonight Show in the 80's as they were gaining popularity, wearing the logo badges to promote their company and talking enthusiastically about the paranormal, etc. It would have fit the mood of the scene and the movie perfectly in my opinion. Even the part where Dan is showing the picture of his grandfather would have made a great clip (it could have very well been Ray's grandfather), and how Carson is respectfully questioning it's authenticity; the neutral reaction is reminiscent of how the general public was starting to take the group more seriously at that point in the movie. Ofcourse at this point in time, it would have been too late to include a clip of this interview in the movie anyway, but I feel it could have been edited in for later releases if they so wanted. Anyway, it's a fun thought in hindsight.
June 8, 2019 I went to the theater to see Ghostbusters…35th anniversary showing. It held its own against today’s advances in technology. I loved seeing it again on the big screen!
Dan Akroyd once went on coast to coast am with George Noory with his dad and talked about paranormal activity and UFOs for three hours. They wrote a book about it. It’s great!
It's amazing to think at the time of this guest appearance in 1984, no one had a clue just how huge 'Ghostbusters' and its title song would be and still be loved in 2021. :)
I still think the "Original Movie" was so good including the great acting from Sigourney Weaver and Bill Murray and Dan Akroyd and the other cast members. It was one roll of fun with each part of the movie.
@@flipwright1138- You assume that my husband is the ghost? He's not. I've been with my husband for 40 years. The ghost came with the house we bought 28 years ago.
Now if this was Jimmy Fallon interviewing Akroyd he would be gushing all over him... never letting Akroyd feel and think his way thru this interview. Johnny is real...listens and responds like he's off camera. The best! As for letting Bill Murray be himself...100% support. Johnny schools late night hosts here.
@@fudhater8592 My point is Jimmy Fallon on camera is a lame interviewer. I couldn't care less about Carson's private life. On camera Carson didn't kiss his guests asses ever.
First movie I remember watching in theater, I was four years old at the time and when that library ghost yelled I remember jumping out of my seat and screaming. At first my parents asked me if I wanted to leave and I said no, and enjoyed the rest of the movie. I laughed at the Stay Puft marshmallow man.
I hid in the back of the station wagon after that scene. (I saw it at a drve-in) Also when those arms reach out of the chair and drag her away. And when those eggs where exploding. I didn’t get any of the jokes. It was a horror movie for me at that age.
This is so much fun! You can tell how much Dan and Bill are in awe of Carson....it's very sweet. And Murray, he is so calm and coherent. Ackroyd.....well maybe a little too much Inca Dust.
He just plows through this. It makes me feel better as an autistic person because I know what its like to be so interested in what I'm saying that I just plow through a topic and the other person can't get a word in. Watching celebrities and fascinating people with autism gives me some kind of compass in a world in which I have no one to talk to about it.
Fellow autistic here🙋♀️ You talking about the "special interest"? Not very often that you get a movie that has authentic representation (although Peter seems to treat Rey in a ableist way), especially in the 80s. Even though I actually found it boring, the only thing I like was their car, the Ectomobile. We should be campaigning to get him to lead the #NotAboutUsWithoutUs movement, to get more #ActuallyAutistic actors in Hollywood and mainstream recognition after Sia's monstrosity
@@sirkonivaric yes, but it is only noticeable to those who are #ActuallyAutistic actually, because his is the type that TV/movies don't show, unlike the savant type or the non verbal/high support needs, which are the 2 types that are shown on TV often. Dan's autism is what most autistic I think are actually like. "Asbergers" is not a accepted term any more because it is basically a functioning label and this is actually very harmful towards autistics, it also has Nazi connections too
Although as someone who is #ActuallyAutistic, asbergers is infact a outdated diagnosis term and comes under the autism spectrum these days. Many other autistic people will say the same thing
@@aussiefurbymogwaifan6621 My nephew is in the Autism Spectrum.Thanks for the update.This interview was from uite a few years back so they may have still call it Asbergers then...Again thanks for update.
Wow now I look at them and think there old and I can't imagine them being 20 or 30 acting but here they are looking young and on top. Crazy how fast time goes. 👻😱
Dan Aykroyd is a unique guy who has never changed. He has always straddled the line between being really square and respectable and being absolutely nuts. It's not just a comedy routine with him, but it seems to work.
Aykroyd and Ramis were such a great duo. Their personalities appeared so VERY different with their mannerisms, and yet their humor was almost identical. To watch them, one would think Harold was the laid back straight man to Dan's fast-talking exuberance, but then you realize they're both the same shade of nutzoid evil genius... Funny how that works.
Calling him a square is a high complement. Round people are folks who can be manipulated/rolled into any position of belief and behavior. I am all square. Just try rolling me. I live and think the way I want. I could care a whit what others think of me. But, I do care about pursuing facts and logic.
Amazing that I watched Ghostbusters last night for the 1st time in many years & this pops up in my recommendations on YT! It's almost supernatural!!! 👀 👻
The original movies really needed Bill Murray to make the films stand out. Dan Aykroyd and the other guys alone with their serious passion wasn't enough. Having the cynic Bill Murray who didn't believe in ghosts is what made it work, and what the newer films lack.
The magic that was about to unfold that Friday, man...🤯 Actually, from an entertainment standpoint, the entire year of 1984 was a godsend. I wasn't even 2yrs old yet when Ghostbusters hit theaters, so needless to say, I didn't see it until it's later airings on TV as the movie of the week & the Real Ghostbusters cartoon, but seriously, the content that dropped in '84 shifted the culture! Wish I was a little bit older to experience it firsthand
I was a sophomore in high school. Saw the movie when it came out. Movie took America by storm. Bill Murray was already a household name, GB turned him into a living legend. ("The flowers are still standing!") The song was everywhere!
I think they still only have applause signs and warm up acts. Pretty sure there’s no one forcing people to laugh on talk shows. The ones I’ve been haven’t
Pretending to cut the interview short is the oldest talk show joke in the book, and it makes me lol EVERY time. So cool to see these guys promoting what would become a cultural phenomenon just days before its release!
When Dan mentioned having a dream about his paternal grandfather waving to him and finding out the next day he had died, it reminded me of the story my mother told me of dreaming of er mother the night she died and her mother waving at her and then an old friend of her mother;'s already deceased taking her by the hand
1984 was the best year in America, defy anyone to name another year better. 84 had the music, movies, Olympics, re-election of Reagan, America was at its peak
0:39 : in those days, when someone said "lots of special effects" it was something to look forward to. These days that means the film is ALL special effects and no actual acting or plot
@@quietizkept I know it's fun to crap on CGI (I do it, too, so I'm also ridiculing myself!) but the truth is that the majority of feature films and TV shows that you see today have lots and lots and LOTS of CGI added in post-production, so much so that it can be mundane things like background buildings, a couple of extra cars on the street, trash on the street, clouds in the sky, even people way far off in the background that you aren't even paying attention to. My point is that you see a ton of CGI every day (assuming you watch something on your TV every day, which is pretty much all of us) and you don't even know it. It's the TV shows and movies that utilize CGI front-and-center, likely with low budgets, that *obviously* look like CGI that rub us the wrong way, and so we then paint the use of the technology with the same giant paintbrush by saying things like "CGI sucks, I wish they would make things the way they used to with practical effects!". You should search for "behind the scenes" of your current favorite shows, and if those clips are available, you'll be shocked how much CGI is involved, and how great it looks!
I met Dan outside of Chicago and spent about 3 hours with him. He is a genuinely nice guy who is very humble. It was a great memory
I can imagine that he would be. He seems authentically kind and, yes, as you observed, humble.
I would like to meet Dan.
3 hours! Wow 😯 awesome
How many miles outside of Chicago are we talking?
3 hours?
Were guys waiting for a.plane or something?
Aykroyd, "we think it's going to be a good one" boy was that an understatement
Aykroyd: "we think it's going to be included in the National Film Registry some day".
Meh, it did ok. I guess 🤷🏼♂️
The movie was so good that everyone in the theater started to sing "Who are you going to call "GhOSTBUSTER!" I sang and laughed along with the group of people watching this movie. It was so much fun - I couldn't stop LOL
Dan said the same for the POS Ghostbusters 2…..Dan said the same for the all girl Ghostbusters.
@@revolution6133 people promote their productions. Who produces a movie only to trash it in the press?
I love how Dan’s real personality is basically just Ray Stantz without the proton pack
You should listen to his interview with Joe Rogan.
Also hear Dennis Miller talk about his side gig as a security guy.
This interview with Dan reminds me of his skit on SNL as the sleazy spokesperson during a hostile interview, trying to extol the virtues of his "bag o' glass" for kids, while facing off with Jane Curtain.
Add in "Mother" from Sneakers and you've got it.
@@ameobiamicrobiological2366 "basically its a big bag of glass"
"Whats not to get, ya know"
I love Dan. Bill wasn’t lying when he said that Dan was the heart of the Ghostbusters.
A shame they couldnt finish that trilogy....
@@SuperOmnicronsj44 ghostbusters afterlife is the third installment of that trilogy
@@jbernal682 What about the POS all girl one?
@@adamjones5148 what about it? Why do you think it’s a POS? I actually just watched it for the first time yesterday. It’s really not that bad. I don’t get all the hate for it. On a scale of 1 to 10, I give it a seven. Which is a good score. Seven is solid and it’s above average. It’s not perfect but it’s not a dumpster fire. It’s not the Ghostbusters movie I wanted, but hey, little girls loved it and it made them fans of Ghostbusters. How can that be a bad thing?
@@adamjones5148 and that is coming from an original Ghostbusters fan like myself. I’ve been a fan of Ghostbusters since I was 3 years old in 1986. I got my first Kenner ghostbuster proton pack for Christmas in 1987. I lived and breathed Ghostbusters. And even I think the Ghostbusters 2016 movie wasn’t that bad. Everyone needs to calm down. They’re just movies. This is just entertainment. It’s not life. It’s not worth being hateful and angry towards other people. People need to get a grip on life and reality.
37 years later and both of them are still guests in The Tonight Show. That's a career longevity!
Dan says it’s going to be a good one. LOL. Little did he know back then how much of an impact this franchise was going to have on pop-culture. It’s iconic.
Imagine going back in time to 1984 and telling Dan and Bill that in the year TWO THOUSAND AND TWENTY ONE they'd be doing another Ghostbusters movie!
Imagine telling them that Ivan’s son would be directing it haha
Imagine telling them that in 2021 it would still be one of the best movies ever made and that children and adults are STILL find it awesome
@@TheBorab bill would say you are nuts
Imagine saying that the whole franchise would be destroyed by toxic feminism in 2016.
Imagine telling him that Bill held a grudge so long that he didn't get his way on the sequel that the massive prick wouldn't work with them until Harold Ramis was dead.
I love how serious Dan is. He jokes a lot but not with spirits. I could listen to him talk on it for years
He's an Aspie, when they're talking about something that's their specific interest they have an extreme amount of intent
I forget how much I miss Johnny’s easygoing lighthearted conversational style until I watch clips on YT.
Hard to imagine him doing a show today. "OK, so you, you post pictures of your rear end on Instagram. That is weird, wild stuff. And, you, you sing rap music songs about bitches and hos. Hmm. I did not know that."
@@jedijones Top comment!
@@jedijones lmao
Well, he’s no Jimmy Fallon. Johnny hardly talks at all; it’s almost as if he wants his guests to shine. Jimmy on the other hand makes sure his guest don’t embarrass themselves by saying more than 5 words. Hmmmm. Wonder who’s the better host.
People forget how "powerful" this show was for 3 decades. 99% of guests were 'made' by this show. If you showed up on Carson, you were in. We don't have anything comparable to this nowadays.
Holy crap he did this fully in character as Ray Stantz. Or Ray Stantz is just Dan Aykroyd.
Either way this is commitment to a role. Love it.
Dan is in the autistic spectrum and finds interviews difficult but he did a good job here (though the grandfather ghost pic he showed looks so fake I can't believe he genuinely considers it to be real).
Look at the ads he does for his "Crystal Head Vodka" and the interviews he's done on Larry King. He genuinely believes in ghosts.
Dan was making a tv show about supernatural occurrences, suddenly got shut down and thrown away
@@cardcounter21 I've never heard Dan is on the Autistic spectrum. Is that verified?
@@Ween1776 He verified it himself during an interview, claiming it helped him make Ghostbusters. Apparently he was diagnosed after his wife urged him to see a doctor!
This is an amazing clip of a beautiful moment in time between several comedy legends. I cannot believe that this was the first Tonight Show appearance for either of these guys given their success to this point. A joy to watch.
And now "Ghostbusters" is a symbol of division between political parties and genders.
@@anonamatron i just watched a documentary about the 3rd Ghostbusters. The female cast one. It's really interesting how the studio pushed it. It wasn't the movie these guys wanted to make. I hope this one coming up is.
@@elevatedintuition AFTERLIFE is great
@@elevatedintuition What is the doc. called? I'd like to see it. Please lmk. Cheers.
What a treat these classic interviews are - of course, back then, no one thought they were "classic," but Carson is like a great conductor, guiding the interview along without making it about himself. And Aykroyd and Murray are just relaxed and having fun. Great entertainment.
you mean like the crew thinking star wars was a total joke while filming?
This was back in the worrisome days before I knew who I was gonna call
Nice!
Clever are you
Yeah, "WHO YA GONNA TEXT?" just doesn't work as well..
Who ya gonna zoom?
😂
Oh you know this is going to be good with these legends in their primes. Dan is such a weird guy and I love it.
He's not really weird. Just autistic, like me.
eh, He is Canadiens, a.
@@dakotanorth1640 Don't insult the man just because you don't want to be one anymore....
@@JukeHighwalker … He is indeed on the Autism Spectrum … he has confirmed he has Asperger’s Syndrome … a high functioning form of ASD … it is not an insult … my adult son has it as well …
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God bless Danny Aykroyd!!! What a Saint!!! He truly is the heart of the Ghostbusters and the entire 80s !
@sid g Well yeah, but you know I was purposefully being over complimentary as I'm totally biased as a huge Ghostbusters fan... Obviously Dan Akroyd wasn't the most influential artist of the 80s as I suppose Speilberg was. I simply meant he has a pure heart. but actually now that I think about probably John Candy was the purest and sweetest guy of the 1980s.
Dan always speaks in technical jargon, and speaks more words in a minute than any scientist.
Yeah, he sounds like Joe Friday.
AND I LOVE IT!
It’s the Bass-O-Matic 🤣
@@ontologicallysteve7765 Good point, O.S. You also have a long memory if you are aware of the Dragnet.
cocaína!
Dan is quick witted and very well spoken to this day.
hes a loony. lovely guy. total fkin loony
@@patrickbyrne5070Maybe you're a looney.
Dan & Bill are very very good actors catch Dan's performance in Driving Miss Daisy or Bill in Lost in Translation...both were great performances.
He's so unashamedly himself. I adore how he just talks about what he's passionate about despite some people thinking it's strange. I've modelled a lot of my personality to Dan because he makes me less embarrassed to share your weird interests.
Oh, so, gullible you!
@@jimboyd1277 Why am I gullible?
@@normietwiceremoved Dan has a sense of humour, and plays up a belief in the paranormal to promote the move. Its a piss take. He displays a photograph, with details taken from portrait paintings photoshopped onto it. A photo conveniently taken with the subject occupying the bottom quartile of the negative, making room for the photoshop. The SNL team have lived off subtle mixing of reality and satire for years. C'mon!
He has a personal family history of the paranormal from what I remember him saying.
"We'd better or we're gonna have to read aloud from this thing..."
Murray is the king of improv.
So glad stuff like this gets saved, thanks for the upload, cheers
Any interview with Johnny is worth watching. Dan and Bill are in their prime.
This still holds up today. Great interview. Now I want to rewatch Ghostbusters.
Johnny carson, always the best and will never be topped! R.I.P. mr carson
On time
I love these guys so much, especially Murray. He's my all time favorite.
Johnny Carson was a master talk show host. He let the guests be funny. He let them talk and be entertaining. Unlike the ones today. I hope videos like this stay up a long time so younger people can see what it was like back in the 'old days'.
not funny
Dan Ackroyd is massively boring here. Someone should have interrupted him.
@@digdigger4277 Oh I forgot. Everything is woke now. Nothing is supposed to be funny because it might hurt someone's feelings. It's going to be a really drab world.
@@pauljackson2473 Boring because he didn't make you giggle like a ditzy teen girl?
@@funkster007 boring because he’s just…..boring
For most people, Ghostbusters is just a funny comedy. For Dan Aykroyd, it’s a documentary. He takes all that stuff completely seriously.
In other words, he is just another Hollywood satanist. They are a dime a dozen in Hollywood.
@@deanpd3402 I don’t believe in ghosts either. But believing in ghosts is not the same thing as worshiping Satan. There is no Satan worship in the movie Ghostbusters.
@@newsduke How do you know for sure ? Would not suprise me.
@@ronaldbell198 It would surprise me. All the Ghostbusters do is bust ghosts and other supernatural beings. That’s why it’s called Ghostbusters and not Ghostworshipers.
@@deanpd3402 Christians, take "Supernatural" things, seriously. Does that mean all Christians are "Hollywood Satanists?"
I love Dan. He's a genuine talent, and a man who really does love to explore the mysterious and unexplained.
One of my favorite parts of the Ghostbusters movie was when Dan Aykroyd smoothly spit out a long string of absurd psychic jargon.
What's most interesting to me about this clip is that some parts of this interview, especially when they're talking about the paranormal, could have very well been used as a clip in the movie, for example in the montage scene (Carson having his own cameo, just like Larry King).
It would have all made sense:
Ghostbusters being guests on Carson's Tonight Show in the 80's as they were gaining popularity, wearing the logo badges to promote their company and talking enthusiastically about the paranormal, etc.
It would have fit the mood of the scene and the movie perfectly in my opinion. Even the part where Dan is showing the picture of his grandfather would have made a great clip (it could have very well been Ray's grandfather), and how Carson is respectfully questioning it's authenticity; the neutral reaction is reminiscent of how the general public was starting to take the group more seriously at that point in the movie.
Ofcourse at this point in time, it would have been too late to include a clip of this interview in the movie anyway, but I feel it could have been edited in for later releases if they so wanted. Anyway, it's a fun thought in hindsight.
June 8, 2019 I went to the theater to see Ghostbusters…35th anniversary showing. It held its own against today’s advances in technology. I loved seeing it again on the big screen!
Wow, I'm just noticing their Ghostbusters lapel pins- sweeeeet!
Dan Akroyd once went on coast to coast am with George Noory with his dad and talked about paranormal activity and UFOs for three hours. They wrote a book about it. It’s great!
That was the best description of a clip, ANY Actor ever gave on the Tonight Show. We didn’t even need to see it. He described it so well.
Mr. Aykroyd is ahead of his time. Brilliant mind and very talented entertainer.
It's amazing to think at the time of this guest appearance in 1984, no one had a clue just how huge 'Ghostbusters' and its title song would be and still be loved in 2021. :)
Did Huey Lewis and The News ("I Want A New Drug") steal your Ghostbusting Money or something.
I still think the "Original Movie" was so good including the great acting from Sigourney Weaver and Bill Murray and Dan Akroyd and the other cast members. It was one roll of fun with each part of the movie.
I wish I could go back to 1984, though I'd do things a little differently this time.
This interview just made me realize that Dan Aykroyd and Ray Stantz are the very same person.
Also hear Dennis Miller talk about his side gig as a security guy.
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Having had over 30 premonitions in my life that came true, and having lived with a ghost for about 28 years, I have to believe Aykroyd.
I doubt your husband would appreciate being called a ghost.
@@flipwright1138- You assume that my husband is the ghost? He's not. I've been with my husband for 40 years. The ghost came with the house we bought 28 years ago.
@@paulakpacente whoosh!
Time to get off of the stuff..
Care to share more?
Now if this was Jimmy Fallon interviewing Akroyd he would be gushing all over him... never letting Akroyd feel and think his way thru this interview. Johnny is real...listens and responds like he's off camera. The best! As for letting Bill Murray be himself...100% support. Johnny schools late night hosts here.
And Johnny beat his wives and disowned his black granddaughter. What's your point?
@@fudhater8592 My point is Jimmy Fallon on camera is a lame interviewer. I couldn't care less about Carson's private life. On camera Carson didn't kiss his guests asses ever.
Jimmy is a sellout
@@fudhater8592 does fud mean fookin' utmost dumbarse?? what a ignorant statement ; jealous?
@@samsmith4216 You've clearly never watched when Bob Hope was on
First movie I remember watching in theater, I was four years old at the time and when that library ghost yelled I remember jumping out of my seat and screaming. At first my parents asked me if I wanted to leave and I said no, and enjoyed the rest of the movie. I laughed at the Stay Puft marshmallow man.
I hid in the back of the station wagon after that scene. (I saw it at a drve-in) Also when those arms reach out of the chair and drag her away. And when those eggs where exploding. I didn’t get any of the jokes. It was a horror movie for me at that age.
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This is so much fun! You can tell how much Dan and Bill are in awe of Carson....it's very sweet. And Murray, he is so calm and coherent. Ackroyd.....well maybe a little too much Inca Dust.
I loved watching their films when I was a kid, they were on my wavelength, and are still on it when I watch them now.
Everything Dan said about Flight 401 is true and an interesting read. Loved Ghostbusters. Dan is an awesome Canadian and Bill is an amazing actor!
It is a fascinating book.
Well, there are stories, but "true" is totally different...
He just plows through this. It makes me feel better as an autistic person because I know what its like to be so interested in what I'm saying that I just plow through a topic and the other person can't get a word in. Watching celebrities and fascinating people with autism gives me some kind of compass in a world in which I have no one to talk to about it.
Fellow autistic here🙋♀️ You talking about the "special interest"? Not very often that you get a movie that has authentic representation (although Peter seems to treat Rey in a ableist way), especially in the 80s. Even though I actually found it boring, the only thing I like was their car, the Ectomobile. We should be campaigning to get him to lead the #NotAboutUsWithoutUs movement, to get more #ActuallyAutistic actors in Hollywood and mainstream recognition after Sia's monstrosity
Dan Aykroyd has autism?
@@sirkonivaric yes, but it is only noticeable to those who are #ActuallyAutistic actually, because his is the type that TV/movies don't show, unlike the savant type or the non verbal/high support needs, which are the 2 types that are shown on TV often. Dan's autism is what most autistic I think are actually like. "Asbergers" is not a accepted term any more because it is basically a functioning label and this is actually very harmful towards autistics, it also has Nazi connections too
@@aussiefurbymogwaifan6621 Actually I looked it up. Dan recently admitted to being diagnosed with aspergers, so I guess you guys were right.
I need a time machine. Once I get back I’m just gonna blow it up and stay in the early, mid 80’s.
Great years.
You'll need it to get back again lol
Take me wIth you. Just drop me off at January 1, 1980 so I can relive the 80's. And no, I won't be returning to 2021.
Sounds like a plan, I’ll get to meet my wife even sooner. And be happy longer.
I loved to watch johnny Carson on the tonight show
It's on pluto.tv
Bill Murray has a gift for being understated and hilarious
I LOVE Dan ...He admitted to having Asbergers...a very smart guy..He also is a big believer of UFO's...not really such weird stuff...nice guy
Went to my ex's high school in Ottawa--where yes he was a legend
You owe Mr. Aykroyd an Apology.
Although as someone who is #ActuallyAutistic, asbergers is infact a outdated diagnosis term and comes under the autism spectrum these days. Many other autistic people will say the same thing
@@aussiefurbymogwaifan6621 My nephew is in the Autism Spectrum.Thanks for the update.This interview was from uite a few years back so they may have still call it Asbergers then...Again thanks for update.
AsPergers isn't really a thing now. He's just on the spectrum.
There is no Dana only Zul!
My... What a lovely singing voice you have there!
Lmao! CLASSIC!
Dan isn't even trying to be funny, which is what makes it all so funny.
Yep he was into it.
He was just selling the heck out of Ghostbusters. He's a great actor and amazing salesman.
@@HigherPlanes I love my BassMaster.
@@yourhandlehere1 are you a guitarist?
@@HigherPlanes 15 star chef.
Sounds great. Can’t wait to see this movie!
Love these guys ❤
40 years later and Ghostbusters still a hit!
Wow now I look at them and think there old and I can't imagine them being 20 or 30 acting but here they are looking young and on top. Crazy how fast time goes. 👻😱
Still a wild and crazy guy!
time is a flat circle....
I had such a crush on Bill Murray back in the day.
Bill is still putting out great movies. Not sure what Dan's been doing.
@@theforgottenbrawlers it’s also fleeting
Thanks for the uploads, I have never seen these interviews.
So good, we're enjoying it almost 40 years later. 👍
I enjoyed seeing this video of Dan Aykroyd and Bill Murray on the Johnny Carson show, just before the release of their movie the Ghostbusters!
Johnny = Forever Cool!
Dan = Forever Cool!
Bill = Forever Cool!
Ed said You are correct Sir.
Dan Aykroyd is a unique guy who has never changed. He has always straddled the line between being really square and respectable and being absolutely nuts. It's not just a comedy routine with him, but it seems to work.
That’s his charm.
Aykroyd and Ramis were such a great duo. Their personalities appeared so VERY different with their mannerisms, and yet their humor was almost identical. To watch them, one would think Harold was the laid back straight man to Dan's fast-talking exuberance, but then you realize they're both the same shade of nutzoid evil genius... Funny how that works.
Calling him a square is a high complement.
Round people are folks who can be manipulated/rolled into any position of belief and behavior.
I am all square. Just try rolling me.
I live and think the way I want.
I could care a whit what others think of me.
But, I do care about pursuing facts and logic.
He's on the autism spectrum. So was Darryl Hannah. They both talk a lot about it.
Dan Aykroyd is a Genius. A real genius, thats how he got his wife Donna Dixon she said it was the thing that attracted her
And they make you laugh!! I love him in driving Miss daisy
He stole her from Paul Stanley, who is still pissed about it. He wouldn't say anything nice about Dan in his autobiography.
He is so on the spectrum.
Mr. Chopsticks she probably had some say in the matter. It’s not like he had a gun to her head lol
@@opaljk4835 Tell that to Paul Stanley, not me. I know that.
I miss Johnny Carson.
Me too 😕
Get over it.
@@jackwatson3944, no..you get over it!
@@robertsprouse9282 No you get over it.
He never left character!
This is what I come to RUclips for. Amazing.
Amazing that I watched Ghostbusters last night for the 1st time in many years & this pops up in my recommendations on YT! It's almost supernatural!!! 👀 👻
These damn computers and devices are reading our thoughts.
No, its data monitoring..
Went to the theater to see Ghostbusters when it first came out. It was amazing.
Aykroyd is a force of nature, the best salesman in the world!
Very respectful old school men. It is always a pleasure to see this kind of show.
Ghostbusters is one of my top fav movies of all time.
WOW, This was Such a great interview 😅, I like how Bill Murray joke about Ghost 😂
1984 is the epitome year of the 1980s.
Class of 84 here so I completely agree :)
Indeed. Much happened in 1984!
Cobra Kai never dies!
Many argue it's '83, '87, and '89. But i'll stick with the '84. 1985 may come into the second.
@@FodorPupil Freakin' A!!! 🤟
I love people who explore their curiosity like this … why not !
Well Said Kathleen
This is awesome history right here.
Dan Aykroyd And Bill Murray, The best, laid back and super cool
Ghostbusters, one of the best comedies. Lightning is a bottle. They compete at top cat😄all input like a rainbow. Beautifully young here.
Dagnabbit,the quote is-"Lightning in a bottle " not is.love this movie!!!!!
Love these guys!
lol when bill sits next to dan and immediately gets into roasting him and his "joke"
"call it fate...call it karma" 🎶🎵
The original movies really needed Bill Murray to make the films stand out. Dan Aykroyd and the other guys alone with their serious passion wasn't enough. Having the cynic Bill Murray who didn't believe in ghosts is what made it work, and what the newer films lack.
They had the stright man, enthusastic, cynic and everyday man. it's how it worked. That said I did like Afterlife.
Thank god they recorded these shows. TV is the Pitts Now !
Bill Murray is hilarious.
You can feel the passion come through the screen when the writers are ALSO the actors.
The magic that was about to unfold that Friday, man...🤯 Actually, from an entertainment standpoint, the entire year of 1984 was a godsend.
I wasn't even 2yrs old yet when Ghostbusters hit theaters, so needless to say, I didn't see it until it's later airings on TV as the movie of the week & the Real Ghostbusters cartoon, but seriously, the content that dropped in '84 shifted the culture! Wish I was a little bit older to experience it firsthand
I was a sophomore in high school. Saw the movie when it came out. Movie took America by storm. Bill Murray was already a household name, GB turned him into a living legend. ("The flowers are still standing!") The song was everywhere!
1984 (and 1982) was an incredible year for movies!
Dan Aykroyd puts aspects of his own personality and experiences into characters he portrays, I admire that in him, and he's also pretty adorkable.
Groundhog Day is a good film. Multiple viewings, you see something new that you formerly missed.
You are so right! It’s a great movie! Every time I watch it I pick up on something I hadn’t noticed before. I love the transformation he goes through.
Groundhog Day is one of my favorite movies!
Awesome movie!
I still catch new clues in Fight Club.
I had to watch the scene a lot of times when he was Bronco, to hear what he said to Nancy 😂
Notice the audience isn’t force to laugh or clap. We need to get back to that.
I think they still only have applause signs and warm up acts. Pretty sure there’s no one forcing people to laugh on talk shows. The ones I’ve been haven’t
[applause]
YourEvilTwin “that sign there? It says: applesauce”
@@opaljk4835 "we" is definitely a joke
Yeah, get the gubmint out of audience participation.
Pretending to cut the interview short is the oldest talk show joke in the book, and it makes me lol EVERY time. So cool to see these guys promoting what would become a cultural phenomenon just days before its release!
When Dan mentioned having a dream about his paternal grandfather waving to him and finding out the next day he had died, it reminded me of the story my mother told me of dreaming of er mother the night she died and her mother waving at her and then an old friend of her mother;'s already deceased taking her by the hand
R.I.P. Johnny! Love you, Dan & Bill (and the gang!!) :)
“Look at these heads, Johnny.”
Boy oh boy do I miss Carson. He truly was the king of late night television.
1984 was the best year in America, defy anyone to name another year better. 84 had the music, movies, Olympics, re-election of Reagan, America was at its peak
The cars were slow but people were fast ; )
And my son was born in 84, so there you have it! A very good year!!
This flows so well. Just let comedy do it’s thing with no worries about offending someone
I love Dan Aykroyd!
Dan Aykroyd has always been so freaking cool
" Dan is a wreak " he sounds it and I believe it. 👍🇺🇲
Wreck?
Great geniuses and great DUDES:
Dan Ackroyd and Bill Murray 😍❤️💜💚💛💙💖🥰
0:39 : in those days, when someone said "lots of special effects" it was something to look forward to. These days that means the film is ALL special effects and no actual acting or plot
Word. In CGI, it can be the literal apocalypse and it’ll put me to sleep. Even corny practical fx and real actors are much more entertaining to me.
I could've read that same comment in a newspaper review back in 1984
@@quietizkept I know it's fun to crap on CGI (I do it, too, so I'm also ridiculing myself!) but the truth is that the majority of feature films and TV shows that you see today have lots and lots and LOTS of CGI added in post-production, so much so that it can be mundane things like background buildings, a couple of extra cars on the street, trash on the street, clouds in the sky, even people way far off in the background that you aren't even paying attention to.
My point is that you see a ton of CGI every day (assuming you watch something on your TV every day, which is pretty much all of us) and you don't even know it. It's the TV shows and movies that utilize CGI front-and-center, likely with low budgets, that *obviously* look like CGI that rub us the wrong way, and so we then paint the use of the technology with the same giant paintbrush by saying things like "CGI sucks, I wish they would make things the way they used to with practical effects!".
You should search for "behind the scenes" of your current favorite shows, and if those clips are available, you'll be shocked how much CGI is involved, and how great it looks!
Pretty sure cynical film snobs back then felt the same about practical effects too.
What a moment. The night two comedy legends met. (Johnny and Bill)
Well, they had made eye contact before this ;)
I loved him in "Spies Like Us"