This is from 1984 so it pretty much covers Murray's early career with such hits as Meatballs and Stripes.
At the 7 minute mark of the second video look for some "rare" (according to Roger Ebert circa 1984) footage of Murray performing on stage at Chicago's Second City. Also in the video sketch is George Wendt (the fat guy from Cheers).
So far it's been confirmed that Dan Aykroyd (of course), Harold Ramis and Bill Murray will be returning. Sigourney Weaver has apparently washed her hands clean of the franchise (snob). No word on Rick Moranis, Annie Potts or Ernie Hudson but here's hoping.
It's also going to be all CGI computer animation. At first that was a bit of a downer however considering the ages of the principal actors if it was live action there might only be one more movie however with CGI age doesn't really matter so here's hoping they're good enough to garner a whole new franchise.
Youtube: From 1982. Bill Murray does multiple takes of a promo for a show called "Wired In." He rants about technology: "People have hands...Watches should have hands."
Youtube: Clips from a behind-the-scenes documentary by TVTV about the events and personalities surrounding Superbowl X in Miami between the Pittsburgh Steelers and the Dallas Cowboys. Includes game commentators, Bill Murray and Christopher Guest. Players Johnny Unitas and Lynn Swann also appear.
Bill Murray was in Pebble Beach for the Pro-Am Golf Tournament on Thursday. Before he teed off he signed autographs and yukked it up with reporter Kim Coyle.
How does Bill Murray celebrate the 25 anniversary of Dave Letterman on television? He puts on a tux and calls up CBS chef Les Moonves to ask for Superbowl tickets!
CBSNews.com: Only On The Web: Mark Phillips chatted with actor/comedian and avid golfer Bill Murray about the extent to which technology has changed the game he loves.