I am sad to report Harold Ramis, also known as Egon from Ghostbusters has passed away due to complications from immune system based health issues. :( It seems all the good ones are dropping like flies this year.

Did he do anything besides Ghostbusters?

http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0000601/

You could've just told me to Google it, just as insulting.

"does not compute"

Well I find it insulting on both the "You don't know teh internetz" level and the "just effin' look it up yourself" level.
It's a non-answer.

That link leads to neat list of movies - suppose if clicking and reading is too exhausting, maybe Momo ought to have recorded youtube video, embedded it here and set it auto read it for you out loud?

If someone posts me a link to neat list like that i am thankful. Why waste time to copy-paste when its clearly written over there?

http://www.lmgtfy.com/?q=google+it

heh

And yeah, what would 70s and 80s comedies be without him?

I wonder how many sympathy cards will be going out to Eugene Levy's family? (Ramis often joked about how he was frequently mistaken for Levy)

Actually, I was curious myself and was reading it over and just linked it for you. Nothing insulting meant in any way whatsoever...

I was going to thread this news when I heard about it a few hours ago but it was just too depressing. This really hurts.

My apologies, I've been on the internet for so long that I tend to assume everybody is telling me to RTFM.
It's not a friendly place for the most part and I'm sorry it has made me a bit hostile and paranoid. Thank you, that is what I was hoping for.

When I first saw Groundhog Day, I hated it, thought it was dumb and really did not get it. But in the intervening years I've seen it maybe 4-5 times...it took a while but now I get the message. Well I try to "be" the message but frequently fail ;-p

I was just saying recently that the way Dan Ackroyd and Bill Murray are back and forth with Ghostbusters 3, the old team will end up dying of old age before they get to it. A sentiment that I may now come to regret. I'm glad he and Bill Murray managed to sort their differences in time though.

Although he was actually more well-established as a writer-director, he'll always be Egon to me.

My condolences to Harold's family.

I'll just leave this here.

No worries ;-)