During his panel this past weekend at Tampa Bay Comic Con, Ernie Hudson recalled attending the grand opening of Universal Studios Florida in 1990 to see the park’s Ghostbusters attraction, where he met a young Wayne Brady portraying Hudson’s own character, Winston Zeddemore.
"A long time ago, I was invited to the opening of Universal Studios here in Florida... and they were creating a Ghostbusters ride. So I went to see the Ghostbusters ride, and this guy portraying Winston was this really sort of eager guy, very pleasant, and he really wanted to get a picture together. So we took a picture together, and it was Wayne Brady."
Suit up. There's ghosts to bust. 👻🚫
Your first look at Netflix's animated series, Ghostbusters: Night Shift, arrives tomorrow.
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Five years after saving New York, Ghostbusters II put the team back in business. In this throwback clip, Harold Ramis discusses the decision to make the sequel.
Tony on the 1986 Genesis press tour for Invisible Touch, discussing his "Soundtracks" compilation.
Revisit the album, first released 40 years ago this week: https://t.co/4GqislP7wC
“Why Can’t It Wait ‘Til Morning” was released as the fourth UK single from “Hello, I Must Be Going!” in May 1982.
📹 Performed here on The Leo Sayer Show in 1983.
Listen: https://t.co/npcb9hpy4G