84 minutes with Dan Aykroyd Unplugged on UFOs MP4

Click here to download direct from Google Video in MP4 format

Google Video: This is a documentary supporting the claim that UFOs exist. Dan makes compelling argument. Enjoy all my full length films -spin

and click here to check out the DVD over at Amazon.com

The making of The Real Ghostbusters

Youtube: A 1989 documentary on the production of The Real Ghostbusters cartoon - includes interviews with Dan Aykroyd, Harold Ramis, Joe Medjuck, Frank Welker, and more. Runs approx 20 minutes

Dan Aykroyd confirms Ghostbusters 3

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From CISN country radio
(yeah...I know. An odd place to make such breaking news)

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.


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The Festrunk Brothers: Two wild and crazy guys.

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Steve Martin's Best Show Ever (1981)

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Starring: Steve Martin, Dan Aykroyd, John Belushi, Bill Murray, Paul Shaffer, Tom Davis, Al Franken and Eric Idle

Imdb.com review:
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This is a must see for ANY SNL fan that remembers the Golden Years of, Belushi, Aykroyd, and Radner. Produced by Lorne Michaels and broadcast live on NBC, it was like watching a reunion show with Martin as the guest host. We even get to see the return of a few of SNL's best loved characters from that era. The original SNL cast had since moved on at the time of this broadcast, and the SNL cast at that time was one of the worst in the history of the show. For those of us that were thirsting for the return to greatness of SNL, this offered us on last look at what the show once was and would never quite be again. Not every skit was a piece of art, but as a whole, this was a very funny special. This was not a ratings bonanza for NBC (although it did very well in the 18-25 demographic), so I'm betting that many fans of Martin & SNL have never seen it. This should REALLY be released on video or DVD if for no other reason, to allow those who have not seen it the chance to say goodbye to the SNL of the first 5 years.