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The live event has now taken place, but you can still experience the complete conversation.
The information below has been left on this page so you can see what the event included, and On Demand Replay Access is now available, allowing you to watch or listen whenever it suits you.
Our second Who Ya Gonna Call Live is with an absolute fan favourite. Join us for an exclusive two and half hour conversation with Mark Bryan Wilson and Mark Siegel.
Hosted by Cleanin' Up the Town filmmakers Claire and Anthony Bueno, this session dives into the Mark’s memories from the set, the artistry behind bringing Slimer to life, and the stories that shaped one of cinema’s most unforgettable ghosts. If you love the craft, the nostalgia and the behind-the-scenes magic of Ghostbusters, you won’t want to miss this.
This event has now passed, but you can still watch this event at your leisure by purchasing 'On Demand Retrospective Access.'Time to sit around the campfire with these roastin’ hot Marshmallow Man on fire contrast ringer tees!
Designed by Anthony Zart this is the second piece of his artwork in our series which pays tribute not only to much-loved Ghostbusters characters, but the artists and performers who made movie magic happen.
In the ’84 film Ghostbusters the Stay Puft Marshmallow Man head was sculpted by Linda Frobos, the body was sculpted and performed by Billy Bryan and the burns were performed by Tony Cecere.
Choice of colours, black, white, sky blue and yellow.Time to sit around the campfire with these roastin’ hot Marshmallow Man on fire tees!
Designed by Anthony Zart this is the second piece of his artwork in our series which pays tribute not only to much-loved Ghostbusters characters, but the artists and performers who made movie magic happen.
In the ’84 film Ghostbusters the Stay Puft Marshmallow Man head was sculpted by Linda Frobos, the body was sculpted and performed by Billy Bryan and the burns were performed by Tony Cecere.
Time to sit around the campfire with these roastin’ hot Marshmallow Man on fire tees!
Designed by Anthony Zart this is the second piece of his artwork in our series which pays tribute not only to much-loved Ghostbusters characters, but the artists and performers who made movie magic happen.
In the ’84 film Ghostbusters the Stay Puft Marshmallow Man head was sculpted by Linda Frobos, the body was sculpted and performed by Billy Bryan and the burns were performed by Tony Cecere.
Choice of colours, black, white, sky blue and yellow.We are very excited to confirm that all the filming, interviews, edit, archive curation, motion graphics are now complete. We are now at the stage of post-production where it becomes expensive.
In order for us to release the documentary we have to:
These are not process that can be performed in house and for the people to perform their specific functions they require payment for their services. This is not a passion project for them as this has been for us at THTH HQ.
Collectively these expenses amount to approximately £40,000.
If you feel you would like to donate by contributing to these payments, every little bit helps, and we humbly accept it with our sincere gratitude.
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This book is the most forensic deep-dive into the making of Ghostbusters and a fascinating insight into the ambitious film-making period of the 1980s. The extensive interviews with cast and crew are presented here for the first time in their entirety. Including a wealth of material from the cutting-room floor. Actors: Dan Aykroyd, Harold Ramis, Ernie Hudson, Sigourney Weaver and Annie Potts, alongside director Ivan Reitman, producers Joe Medjuck and Michael C. Gross, visual effects gurus Richard Edlund and John Bruno and many more, make up a collection of 56 contributors who share previously untold stories from the making of the cinematic classic. In CLEANIN’ UP THE TOWN: Remembering Ghostbusters, a cast and crew’s memoir of Ghostbusters are presented around the personal story of the making of the ambitious documentary. So whether you’re a Gozer worshipper or a filmmaking enthusiast, CUTT: A cast and crew’s memoir of Ghostbusters is thankful that 40 years on ‘print is not dead.’
:. Paperback :. 583 pages