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He passed away in February 2014 after a long illness at age 69. As a mark of how well-liked he and his work was, tributes poured out from Hollywood's comedy elite who got to work with him across five decades, all of them going out of their way to pay tribute to his talent, graciousness, and how much they enjoyed working with him; after his death. Dan Aykroyd referred to Ramis as a "…brilliant, gifted, funny friend, co-writer/performer and teacher…".
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He passed away in February 2014 after a long illness at age 69. As a mark of how well-liked he and his work was, tributes poured out from Hollywood's comedy elite who got to work with him across five decades, all of them going out of their way to pay tribute to his talent, graciousness, and how much they enjoyed working with him; after his death. death, Dan Aykroyd referred to Ramis as a "…brilliant, gifted, funny friend, co-writer/performer and teacher…".
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Harold Allen Ramis (November 21, 1944 – February 24, 2014) was an American screenwriter, director and actor.
He was famous for co-creating the ''Franchise/{{Ghostbusters}}'' franchise along with his friends Creator/DanAykroyd and Creator/IvanReitman, also starring as Dr. Egon Spengler in the first two films of it. Ramis started as a writer for ''National Lampoon'' magazine in the early 1970s and -- although he was American -- was a cast member and writer for the early episodes of the Canadian sketch series ''Series/{{SCTV}}''. Ramis was one of the most influential comedians of his generation, having written, co-written, directed or starred in a wide variety of influential comedy juggernauts such as ''Caddyshack'', ''Animal House'', ''Meatballs'', ''National Lampoon's Vacation'', ''Ghostbusters'', and ''Groundhog Day''. His influence is felt and cited today by the likes of Creator/JuddApatow, Creator/JackBlack, Creator/SethRogen, Creator/RainnWilson, Creator/WillFerrell, Creator/SteveCarell, and countless others.
He passed away in February 2014 after a long illness at age 69. Creator/PattonOswalt said of Ramis after his death, "No Harold Ramis, no comedy as we know it today.".
Harold Ramis was a favorite among Hollywood's comedy elite in the 1980s, '90s, and '00s who all went out of their way to pay tribute to his talent, graciousness, and how much they enjoyed working with him; after his death. Dan Aykroyd referred to Ramis as a "…brilliant, gifted, funny friend, co-writer/performer and teacher…".
He was famous for co-creating the ''Franchise/{{Ghostbusters}}'' franchise along with his friends Creator/DanAykroyd and Creator/IvanReitman, also starring as Dr. Egon Spengler in the first two films of it. Ramis started as a writer for ''National Lampoon'' magazine in the early 1970s and -- although he was American -- was a cast member and writer for the early episodes of the Canadian sketch series ''Series/{{SCTV}}''. Ramis was one of the most influential comedians of his generation, having written, co-written, directed or starred in a wide variety of influential comedy juggernauts such as ''Caddyshack'', ''Animal House'', ''Meatballs'', ''National Lampoon's Vacation'', ''Ghostbusters'', and ''Groundhog Day''. His influence is felt and cited today by the likes of Creator/JuddApatow, Creator/JackBlack, Creator/SethRogen, Creator/RainnWilson, Creator/WillFerrell, Creator/SteveCarell, and countless others.
He passed away in February 2014 after a long illness at age 69. Creator/PattonOswalt said of Ramis after his death, "No Harold Ramis, no comedy as we know it today.".
Harold Ramis was a favorite among Hollywood's comedy elite in the 1980s, '90s, and '00s who all went out of their way to pay tribute to his talent, graciousness, and how much they enjoyed working with him; after his death. Dan Aykroyd referred to Ramis as a "…brilliant, gifted, funny friend, co-writer/performer and teacher…".
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Harold Allen Ramis (November 21, 1944 – February 24, 2014) was an American screenwriter, director and actor.
actor. He was is probably most famous for co-creating the ''Franchise/{{Ghostbusters}}'' franchise along with his friends Creator/DanAykroyd and Creator/IvanReitman, also starring as Dr. Egon Spengler in the first two films of it. Ramis started and the 2009 video game.
He began his career as a writer for ''National Lampoon'' magazine in the early 1970s and --although he was despite being American -- was a cast member and writer for on the early episodes seasons of the Canadian sketch series ''Series/{{SCTV}}''. Ramis What soon followed was one a string of the most influential comedians of his generation, having written, co-written, directed or comedy hits as he wrote, directed, and[=/=]or starred in a wide variety of influential comedy juggernauts such as ''Caddyshack'', ''Animal House'', ''Meatballs'', ''National Lampoon's Vacation'', ''Ghostbusters'', and ''Groundhog Day''. Day''.
Although he was in no doubt a triple threat as a writer, director, and performer, Ramis found that he didn't get much of a thrill out of performing. His acting roles became increasingly sporadic until he decided to focus almost entirely on writing and directing in the 1990s and only making brief cameos.
Ramis' influence on modern comedy isfelt and cited today by difficult to understate. His work inspired the likes of Creator/JuddApatow, Creator/JackBlack, Creator/SethRogen, Creator/RainnWilson, Creator/WillFerrell, Creator/SteveCarell, and countless others.
others, with Creator/PattonOswalt even saying: "No Harold Ramis, no comedy as we know it today."
He passed away in February 2014 after a long illness at age 69.Creator/PattonOswalt said As a mark of Ramis after how well-liked he and his death, "No Harold Ramis, no comedy as we know it today.".
Harold Ramis was a favorite amongwork was, tributes poured out from Hollywood's comedy elite in the 1980s, '90s, and '00s who got to work with him across five decades, all went of them going out of their way to pay tribute to his talent, graciousness, and how much they enjoyed working with him; after his death. Dan Aykroyd referred to Ramis as a "…brilliant, gifted, funny friend, co-writer/performer and teacher…".
He began his career as a writer for ''National Lampoon'' magazine in the early 1970s and --
Although he was in no doubt a triple threat as a writer, director, and performer, Ramis found that he didn't get much of a thrill out of performing. His acting roles became increasingly sporadic until he decided to focus almost entirely on writing and directing in the 1990s and only making brief cameos.
Ramis' influence on modern comedy is
He passed away in February 2014 after a long illness at age 69.
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He was famous for co-creating the ''Franchise/{{Ghostbusters}}'' franchise, also starring as Dr. Egon Spengler in the first two films of it. Ramis started as a writer for ''National Lampoon'' magazine in the early 1970s and -- although he was American -- was a cast member and writer for the early episodes of the Canadian sketch series ''Series/{{SCTV}}''. Ramis was one of the most influential comedians of his generation, having written, co-written, directed or starred in a wide variety of influential comedy juggernauts such as ''Caddyshack'', ''Animal House'', ''Meatballs'', ''National Lampoon's Vacation'', ''Ghostbusters'', and ''Groundhog Day''. His influence is felt and cited today by the likes of Creator/JuddApatow, Creator/JackBlack, Creator/SethRogen, Creator/RainnWilson, Creator/WillFerrell, Creator/SteveCarell, and countless others.
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He was famous for co-creating the ''Franchise/{{Ghostbusters}}'' franchise, franchise along with his friends Creator/DanAykroyd and Creator/IvanReitman, also starring as Dr. Egon Spengler in the first two films of it. Ramis started as a writer for ''National Lampoon'' magazine in the early 1970s and -- although he was American -- was a cast member and writer for the early episodes of the Canadian sketch series ''Series/{{SCTV}}''. Ramis was one of the most influential comedians of his generation, having written, co-written, directed or starred in a wide variety of influential comedy juggernauts such as ''Caddyshack'', ''Animal House'', ''Meatballs'', ''National Lampoon's Vacation'', ''Ghostbusters'', and ''Groundhog Day''. His influence is felt and cited today by the likes of Creator/JuddApatow, Creator/JackBlack, Creator/SethRogen, Creator/RainnWilson, Creator/WillFerrell, Creator/SteveCarell, and countless others.
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Harold Ramis was a favorite among Hollywood's comedy elite in the 1980s, '90s, and '00s who all went out of their way to pay tribute to his talent, graciousness, and how much they enjoyed working with him; after his death. Creator/DanAykroyd referred to Ramis as a "…brilliant, gifted, funny friend, co-writer/performer and teacher…".
Frequent collaborator and friend Creator/IvanReitman added, "The world has lost a wonderful, truly original, comedy voice with the passing of Harold Ramis. He possessed the most agile mind I've ever witnessed. He always had the clearest sense of what was funny and how to create something in a new clever way. He was very generous about making everyone around him look better and smarter. Harold had an extraordinary impact on my career and I loved him like a brother. My heart goes out to his children, and his lovely wife, Erica. He will be profoundly missed.".
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Frequent collaborator and friend Creator/IvanReitman added, "The world has lost a wonderful, truly original, comedy voice with the passing of Harold Ramis. He possessed the most agile mind I've ever witnessed. He always had the clearest sense of what was funny and how to create something in a new clever way. He was very generous about making everyone around him look better and smarter. Harold had an extraordinary impact on my career and I loved him like a brother. My heart goes out to his children, and his lovely wife, Erica. He will be profoundly missed.".
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Harold Ramis was a favorite among Hollywood's comedy elite in the 1980s, '90s, and '00s who all went out of their way to pay tribute to his talent, graciousness, and how much they enjoyed working with him; after his death. Creator/DanAykroyd Dan Aykroyd referred to Ramis as a "…brilliant, gifted, funny friend, co-writer/performer and teacher…".
Frequent collaborator and friend Creator/IvanReitman added, "The world has lost a wonderful, truly original, comedy voice with the passing of Harold Ramis. He possessed the most agile mind I've ever witnessed. He always had the clearest sense of what was funny and how to create something in a new clever way. He was very generous about making everyone around him look better and smarter. Harold had an extraordinary impact on my career and I loved him like a brother. My heart goes out to his children, and his lovely wife, Erica. He will be profoundly missed.".
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Frequent collaborator and friend Creator/IvanReitman added, "The world has lost a wonderful, truly original, comedy voice with the passing of Harold Ramis. He possessed the most agile mind I've ever witnessed. He always had the clearest sense of what was funny and how to create something in a new clever way. He was very generous about making everyone around him look better and smarter. Harold had an extraordinary impact on my career and I loved him like a brother. My heart goes out to his children, and his lovely wife, Erica. He will be profoundly missed.".
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