Bill Murray can be a bit difficult at times. Especially when he is provoked in some way. He proved that a few days back, when he allegedly got into an ugly confrontation with a zealous fan at a New York movie theater. Per newyorkost.com, "In a now-viral clip shared on TikTok, the 'Ghostbusters' actor, 74, was seen confronting the unidentified fan while pointing his finger in his face at the AMC Lincoln Square 13 on March 27." Murray became clearly angry at the eager fan. He said, "You attack me like that again, I'll step on your foot."
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At that point, security stepped in and escorted Murray from the scene before the episode could escalate further. He was saying something about "physical assault."
Bill Murray Was Very Perturbed At The Fan
Evidently this fan got under Murray's skin. The SNL alum was waving his finger admonishingly at the person and telling them, "Don't do it again." The fan apologized to Murray.
The star was at the theater for a Q and A session with Naomi Watts, who appears alongside him in a new film called The Friend.
People Had Lots To Say About Murray's Dust-Up With The Fan
Not surprisingly, people jumped in to comment on Bill Murray's incident with the fan. Some were supportive, others were more critical. A few even thought he resembles Joe Biden.
"Bill Murray is known as a good guy to the public. I don't blame him for creating a boundary here."
"I was at a Cubs game, Bill Murray sat in front of us, he bought us a round of beers because we would stop fans from harassing him. Great guy!"
"I'm on Bills side like damn give the guy some space"
"Bill Murray is a Karen"
"Bill Murray looks just like biden"
"I specifically hate paparazzi. Or people that just record celebrities in public places. I don't understand people that cannot treat celebrities like a normal human being. They deserve all the respect."
"Bill Murray isn't perfect, but everyone that I have known that has met him as had nothing but awesome things to say. Also, Bill is from the south side of Chicago.... So he ain't no punk."
