LA Times
You're Ted Melfi, a first-time filmmaker, and you've written a movie about a cantankerous old guy who comes to realize the meaning of his life through the help of a lonely 12-year-old neighbor kid. It's called "St. Vincent," and you think Bill Murray would be a great fit in the lead role. One problem: Murray doesn't have an agent or manager. The only way you have of reaching him is a 1-800 number that one of your producers, Fred Roos, gives you.
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FinalBoss dives deep into Wes Anderson's Rushmore to look at the movies best scene, featuring Jason Schwartzman and Bill Murray in an elevator.
The Zombieland screenwriters reveal that Bill Murray's iconic cameo role could have been played by Patrick Swayze, Sylvester Stallone or Mark Hamill.
