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I don't think Bill Murray worries too much about "remaining relevant". He's pretty much been in semi-retirement for some time now, as far I know, and doesn't s
by jmadsen 11y ago
I don't think Bill Murray worries too much about "remaining relevant".
He's pretty much been in semi-retirement for some time now, as far I know, and doesn't seem to care if people notice him. Just my take - don't follow so closely.
- mintplant 11y agoPerhaps he's thinking of his legacy.
- andreyf 11y agoThis seems incredibly unlikely.
- mintplant 11y agoCan you explain why? I find it hard to believe that an actor at his age wouldn't be thinking of how they'll be remembered.
- aswanson 11y agoSeriously, a guy acting as humble and goofy as he does is pondering something as ridiculously ego-laden as legacy?
- wutbrodo 11y agoThinking about your legacy is "ridiculously ego-laden"? I'm having the trouble seeing how it's "ridiculous" to reflect, in the later part of your life, on what your contribution to the world may have been.
- gerbilly 11y agoThis post is its own refutation: like a snake eating its own tail.
- wutbrodo 11y agoAnd this post is so empty of content that one questions whether it actually ever existed: like a fart in a hurricane. Alright I agree, obfuscating lack of anything interesting to say with attempts at being poetic is pretty fun. That being said, I gather from the fact that you felt you had to post a comment that somewhere in the fog you somehow disagree with some part of my comment. I'd be interested in seeing your second try at expressing what your actual disagreement is.
- andreyf 11y agoIt's not ridiculous for someone else, but in the context of Bill Murray, it is, at least if his persona matches his actual personality. He exemplifies someone who doesn't plan and doesn't scheme, but just treats people well and keeps calm and carries on.
- coldtea 11y agoWanting to be a famous actor is "ridiculously ego-laden" too -- for certain various of ridiculous.
- fucking_tragedy 11y agoBill Murray is a person after all.
- andreyf 11y agoBecause he seems well above that. A little more concretely, because his personality is in many ways the opposite of the Machiavelli [1]. 1. http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0278262615000627 http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0278262615...