William James "Bill" Murray (born September 21, 1950) is an American actor and comedian. He first gained national exposure on Saturday Night Live and later went on to star in a number of critically and commercially successful comedic films, including Caddyshack (1980), Ghostbusters (1984), Groundhog Day (1993) and Space Jam (1996). Murray gained additional critical acclaim later in his career, starring in Lost in Translation (2003), for which...
Watching Calvin through Grace's window, the Ghost of Christmas Present fills ...
Max has a meeting with Agent 13. Agent 13 is disguised as a tree. Old schoo...
Preston, watching the show from home, dials the studio.
Mary Lou Retton, dressed as Tiny Tim is shown doing a back flip on the TV scr...
Lew grabs Frank's arm as Frank walks toward him. He tries to warn him by comp...
Max has a meeting with Agent 13. Agent 13 is disguised as a tree. Old schoo...
Ty, playing a round at night, hits a ball through Carl's window. Ty asks him ...
Back in his office after being dropped by Lew. Frank's phone dials Claire by ...
Frank continues to talk to the viewing audience and the cast and crew.
Frank, seated at the head of the conference table, surrounded by his somewhat...
Frank turns to find the Ghost of Christmas Past is no longer sitting beside h...
Inside Grace's apartment, the Ghost of Christmas Present continues to deliver...
After they find Ty's ball sitting on a partially eaten danish, Carl offers Ty...
An old woman with packages has hailed a cab. When the cab pulls up Frank lies...
The pool is emptied. Carl locates what the Judge and his wife still think is ...
Carl shoves an industrial water house down a gopher hole as he talks about go...
Frank gets up and walks around to the other in of the table and looks at his ...
After being returned to the present, Frank leaves the studio to find Claire. ...
The Ghost of Christmas Present is tickling Frank. Suddenly she punches him to...
Carl takes a shot as the gopher pops his head up. The miss ricochets, hitting...
Ty, anxious to play through Carl's crib, slows his role a bit when Carl offer...
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