Bill Murray gives a surprising and meaningful answer you might not expect.

[larrysellers]

I met Bill Murray once when I worked for a 4 star hotel. I didn't notice him at first glance but when I came upon him I said hay Bill, and he actually said hay how's it going? I was surprised a bit and alittle overwhelmed because that was the first time I ever saw a famous actor in real time. He talked to me very calmly just like in this video and I just talked to him like an ordinary person. He's a really cool guy. I was too embarrassed to ask for a autograph since he spent like 10 minutes talking to me. I did mention that I loved his movie "what about Bob" and he smiled from ear to ear. He said to me, well judging by your age I thought you would've said "Caddy Shack" He actually said that to me! Awesome fellow..

[con_doorman]

I love the way the interviewer lets him speak, especially when he pauses to think, rather than needing to fill the dead air.

[seancullen]

I talked to my Dad (84 years old) over Facetime a couple months ago and he told me that he'd lived his life and that if he went out tomorrow, he'd be cool with that. I said to him that he shouldn't be talking crazy as he could live until he's 100 (like Bill Murray says he wants to in this video) and he laughed and said 'oh no, I surely don't want that!'. He just wasn't enjoying the process of getting old. Two weeks later, he died suddenly and peacefully, with no real underlying illness. Everyone has their own wish as to how long they want to stay or in what manner they want to leave this earth and I'm glad that my Dad got his. Thanks for everything Dad.

[markj]

Bill Murray as he ages still has a childlike mischief in the eyes, added now to the wisdom of his years. A true legend and comic genius

[rebilacx]

That Clint Eastwood movie was Unforgiven.


"Its a hell of a thing killing a man. You take away all he's got, and all he's ever gonna have."

[McGyverATGMAIL]

Some of the funniest men carry with them very dark memories and most are exceptional at understanding the human condition. Bill is truly a genius.

[barriemoorcroft]

He quite literally had a wake up call that he should do more with his life.

[Rhekluse]

I love how Charlie gives Bill certain moments to organize his thoughts and not be rushed.

[peterfranks]

I'm a 50 year old irish guy and EVERY Christmas eve without fail we watch Scrooged, and the ending gets me everytime, the man is a Legend

[Charlito]

There's people criticizing cause he got money, he look "weird" and wanna be "deep", etc... come on, a little empathy. What he said is meaningful and connects with many people out there.

[nixdapogs]

The way he paused and closed his eyes tells me that he really reflected on his answer before saying it out loud. 👍

[devensilvers]

I recently dealt with a mental illness that nearly became a disorder, and Bill Murray described that state of mind perfectly. Stress and anxiety can cloud your mind to the point that your not present or even alive. Only to live within whatever you're thinking about. It's depressing and miserable because you want to live but your simply "not here" which is why I started seeing a therapist and it changed my life.

[mobiz]

He really is taking on a beautiful zen quality as he gets older. It warms me to listen to him.

[markjones]

He seems so NOT Hollywood. God bless him for that, he's a real person.

[bobfalfa]

I've loved him since I was a kid back in the 80's. He shaped the sense of humor that I still have to this day, the man is a treasure.

[revysingh]

This is the reason I rewatch "Groundhogs Day" every year. Bill Murray actually understands it.

[michaelvol]

Bill is an American treasure. He's that crazy uncle everyone wishes they had.

[betsylindsay]

The truth and reality of his words cut me like a knife.

[lisalovelylpa]

I like him a lot. A true artist and human being.

[darrinsiberia]

You know. This interview makes me realize how much this man and his movies and characters have had an imprint on my life. When Mr. Murray does finally pass on. I will be sad. I will shed a tear. Live long Mr. Murray and be present and available and the right causes will call you. Cheers.