Columbia Pictures set to churn out spooky series Ghostbusters
News
-Staff
By Staff
Washington
(ANI):
Columbia
Pictures
is
set
to
churn
out
the
latest
instalment
of
its
spooky
series
Ghostbusters,
and
that
too
with
the
original
cast
of
Harold
Ramis,
Bill
Murray,
Dan
Aykroyd
and
Ernie
Hudson.
The
studio
has
already
hired
"The
Office" co-exec
producers
Lee
Eisenberg
and
Gene
Stupnitsky
to
write
the
script
for
the
third
film
of
its
blockbuster
franchise,
reports
Variety.
However,
the
studio
has
not
revealed
many
details
on
the
development,
and
had
in
fact
been
silent
on
recent
rumours
of
a
possibility
of
another
instalment
in
the
series.
Ghostbusters
was
Columbia's
highest
grossing
film
ever,
until
it
was
beaten
by
Men
in
Black
and
then
Spider-Man.
Making
a
third
instalment
of
the
franchise
was
thwarted
in
the
deal
making
stage.
According
to
sources,
so
much
gross
was
pledged
to
the
participants
that
the
studio
saw
no
chances
of
making
any
money
on
a
third
installment.
While
no
deals
will
be
made
with
the
original
cast
before
the
script
is
ready,
but
the
gross
percentage
may
turn
out
to
be
a
big
issue.