Harold Ramis Dies

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Ghostbusters Actor Harold Ramis Dies at 69


Harold Ramis, best known for appearing in "Ghostbusters" and directing comedic films "Groundhog Day," "National Lampoon's Vacation," and "Caddyshack," died at the age of 69 early Monday.

Ramis died from complications of autoimmune inflammatory vasculitis, which is a rare disease that involves swelling of the ***** vessels, according to his wife Erica Mann (via the Chicago Tribune).

A Chicago native, Ramis moved back to his hometown area with his ****** in 1996. "I feel like I represent the city in a certain way," he said.

In 2010 Ramis began having health problems following an infection that ultimately caused his rare condition.

A true comedy Renaissance man, Ramis was a powerful influence in his field, writing the 1978 classic "****** House," writing and appearing in the 1984 hit "Ghostbusters," writing and directing the 1999's award winning "Analyze This" (and the 2002 followup "Analyze That").

Ramis leaves behind his wife, Erica Mann, and three ********.
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"No! But we ARE willing to learn" "Never hit anybody in anger.. unless you're absolutely positive that you can get away with it."
 
"Who ya' gonna' call?"

RIP dude.
 
He was a cool actor/writer of some of the best fan/cult favorite movies, some of my favorites.

RIP Harold Ramis, you will be remembered.
 
That's a damn shame....we can't afford to lose any more funny people.
 
Well, this sucks.

I... I guess this also means we can probably finally accept that there will be no Ghostbusters III. :(
 
Grant unto him eternal rest. "Analyze This" is one of my favorite films.
 
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