Invoice Murray is reflecting on his previous.
The “Ghostbusters” actor, 74, admitted he’s “finished some injury” through the years whereas talking concerning the characters he performs on the 2025 Sundance Movie Competition in Park Metropolis, Utah, on Sunday.
Murray, who revealed he doesn’t have an agent anymore, is on the competition selling his upcoming indy flicks “The Good friend” and “Riff Raff.”
When requested about taking part in characters who “lead lives of huge allure” and being “conscious of how toxic their allure might be,” Murray didn’t maintain again.
“It’s at all times fascinating whenever you’re taking part in a man who has finished some injury. I do know I’ve finished some injury,” the star mentioned, in response to Leisure Weekly.
Murray continued, “It’s unconscious injury, nevertheless it’s some type of penance to play them and to indicate that, you realize, to indicate accepting accountability for it.”
Whereas he didn’t elaborate on the precise “injury” he brought about in his life, Murray talked about his position within the 2020 flick “On the Rocks” with director Sofia Coppola and his co-star Rashida Jones.
“I used to be answering for lots of issues by means of that position,” he shared, in response to Leisure Weekly.
In “On the Rocks,” the “Groundhog Day” actor performed a playboy father named Felix, who assists his daughter in determining if her husband is being untrue.
Murray’s feedback come on the heels of his “Charlie’s Angels” co-star Lucy Liu doubling down on confronting him about his alleged habits on set.
Earlier this month, the actress, 56, mentioned she had no regrets about standing up for herself whereas filming.
In 2021, Liu claimed she “stood up” to Murray after he allegedly started to “hurl insults” at her whereas utilizing “inexcusable and unacceptable” language throughout a scene.
“I’d have finished that in any scenario. I feel once I sense one thing just isn’t proper, I’m going to guard myself. It’s an innate factor to do for those who really feel there’s injustice, and I at all times really feel that manner,” she advised The Guardian in an interview revealed on Jan. 13.
The actor has not addressed Liu’s allegations.
She wasn’t the one former co-star who discovered him laborious to movie with.
Geena Davis, 69, who starred with Murray in 1990’s “Fast Change,” wrote about the alleged abuse she suffered from Murray in her 2022 memoir, “Dying of Politeness.”
David wrote it’s “slightly universally identified that [Murray] could possibly be tough to work with,” including, “I feel he is aware of very effectively the way in which he can behave.”
Murray was additionally accused of alleged misconduct in Aziz Ansari’s 2022 directorial venture “Being Mortal.”
He later addressed the claims towards him, saying he “had a distinction of opinion” with a girl who labored on the film.
Murray alleged he “did one thing I assumed was humorous, and it wasn’t taken that manner.”
He additionally shared that the ordeal was “fairly an training for me” on the time.