Louis Tully is a fictional character from the 1984 comedy blockbuster 'Ghostbusters' and the sequel, 'Ghostbusters 2'
Louis stands with his back against the glass as the Terror Dog approaches.
After the police drop Louis off at Ghostbusters HQ Egon examines him.
Louis walks with Ray and Egon after they free him from the Terror Dog covering.
After noting the condition of the building Louis looks up the Busters up and ...
After noting the condition of the building Louis looks up the Busters up and ...
When the guys help Louis out of the Terror Dog covering he looks at what's le...
After freeing Dana from her Terror Dog covering Louis calls for help, still e...
Louis wanders through the city and finaly arrives back at his building. When ...
After Peck has the containment grid shut down an explosion and a great atmosp...
Once Egon gets Loius inside he connects him to the monitor. An image of the T...
The police pick up Louis after he's been possessed and bring to the Ghostbust...
Louis runs across the street and into the park talking to himself as he goes.
Louis runs out of his building and into the street. Terror Dog is not far beh...
When Louis trows his party guests coats into the bedroom they Terror Dog's he...
When Louis trows his party guests coats into the bedroom they land on the Ter...
While Dana is being kidnapped by the minion of Zuul Louis is entertaining.
Lewis steps into the hallway as he always does when Dana is in the hall. When...
Dana hands Louis a bag while she gets her keys and opens her door.
Louis follows Dana down the hall to her door.
While the fellas are purchasing their new place Dana is returning to her buil...
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