The Grave of Harold Ramis (Ghostbusters, Stripes) 4K

[@dougspidermanhappy]

You’re absolutely right about the messages woven into the comedies. My brother and Harold were very close friends, so I got to know him somewhat. He was an intellectual (Bill Murray too, I think to a lesser extent) who studied philosophy and religion. He called himself Buddhish, a blend of Buddhism and Jewish. I see your appreciation for him, so even though I usually don’t talk about him on sm, I just want to say that he’s one of the best people I’ve ever met: kind, generous, grounded, curious. He would take his car to get the smog check, so I asked him why he didn’t just have an assistant do it. He said he likes to see new places. When my brother was dying from skin cancer, Harold could still make us laugh. Anyway, thanks for your videos, especially this one. Peace.

[@nikmason6873]

Forever in our hearts. RIP H.

[@JudyB1980]

What great memories. Thank you for sharing them with us.

[@PrayerWarrior37]

That is so awesome that you shared that with us, thank you. I loved him in Stripes and of course Ghostbusters. I started watching him on SCTV and I was so struck by him.

[@dennisneo1608]

To die without Christ's atoning blood, is, well VANITY!

[@lysad.4765]

Thank you for sharing these memories. I have always wanted to meet someone close to Harold to share a more intimate side of him.

[@Jessica-us3gh]

and I cried thru like 90% of this one. Harold Ramis is an icon. I grew up watching him. Afterlife was a great tribute to him.

[@ZENMASTERME1]

Harold Ramis was by far one of the greatest comedy writers in Hollyweird’s history! R.I.P. 🙏🏽

[@davidniehaus4217]

Michael grimm would you be allowed to do a contest and who evet guesses correctly gets a prize package

[@noelleleto4700]

Agreed! I hope he is resting peacefully knowing he was loved by us all🖤

[@zacharylee1995]

RIP 🙏

[@dennisvalverde3909]

I agree Zennaasterme.

[@Stansman63]

RIP Mr Ramis..you'll never be forgotten.

[@robc6567]

Something about Harold Ramis that always resonated with me, seeing him again in Afterlife made me cry and feel like a kid again . it was bittersweet indeed. Great video as always !

[@jerichomills5162]

No way I wasn't gonna cry when he showed up in afterlife. Seeing him appear with the rest of them was so moving. RIP mr Ramis.

[@Angelustatt]

RIP Harold Ramis. I cried when I heard the news he had passed and man, I bawled like a little kid (I'm nearly 50) years later when I saw Egon's ghost in Afterlife. Egon was my one of my childhood heroes too and he will always be my favourite Ghostbuster. Harold's body of work will always stand the test of time. They were funny, they had heart. Thank you for this video...it was so lovely and respectful. As you guys always are.

[@Michele-ij4ov]

Loved the fact that Ghostbusters: Afterlife director made sure that Harold Ramis aka Egon Spengler made an appearance which also made the ending very heart warming. Thank you for including us. R.I.P Harold Ramis 🕊🙏🏻❤️

[@welles2002]

I think it’s really good when artist are laid to rest where they grew up. No matter what they accomplish, in the end they sometimes come home.

[@madmaryberry]

This one made me emotional. I was also sobbing in theaters when I saw Ghostbusters: Afterlife. Full on sobbing. Thank you for taking us to his grave - the words on his stone are so true and fitting.

[@stevenbinger704]

The quality of your channel is top notch, thank you for all that you do for us horror nerds, happy Halloween

[@bkkorner]

I second that motion!😍😍

[@h8rraider227]

I still cant believe that Ramis is gone...iwas raised up watching SCTV here in Canada and he was brilliant. My fav was the scenes with John Candy on SCTV! Rest well Ramis and Candy! Thank you Grimm for making this video.. God Bless you both!

[@garethjudd5840]

Fun fact. The prison warden from Shawshank redemption played the Ghost of Egon.

[@donniethomas6785]

True story idk if he's credited but they used his body in it

[@jenniferrdelaney8067]

Thank You Michael & Jessica for this video. I grew up watching the Ghostbusters when I was a little girl and still love the movie today. To visit Harold Ramis' grave must of been hard for you. But he will surely missed by everyone. RIP Harold

[@jmarke830]

Egon was my favorite Ghostbuster. Broke my heart when he died. I grew up with the Ghostbusters. I cried during the Ghostbusters Afterlife final scenes.

[@kylec.8350]

Ghostbusters changed my life as a kid I'm still obsessed and a super fan. "Don't cross the streams"

[@sparky6086]

Harold's dad lived into his 90's, so his passing at age 69 was unexpected, even by him. Just a few years before perhaps unintentionally tempting fate, Harold mentioned during a speaking engagement, that he thought he had a lot of life left, because his dad lived so long.

[@Cymry-Am-Byth]

Was so sad to hear when Harold Ramis died in 2014. Ghostbusters was the 1980s. Always wished a prequel happened to complete the trilogy, but sadly not to be. Great man. Superb actor & writer. Forever Egon. 👻

[@nigel-jg4dn]

pob peth yn iawn🙂

[@SniffHeinkel]

@@nigel-jg4dn Dan Aykroyd has written a script for a TV show focused on Ray, Peter Venkman and Egon when they were in high school called "Ghostbusters High". “I’ve written Ghostbusters High where they meet in New Jersey in 1969 and we’re looking to do that as probably a glorified feature or pilot within the next maybe five years,” Aykroyd told 660 City News.

[@ssh__778]

Amazing, just watched ghostbusters with my cousin yesterday

[@melissajeffcoat7580]

So freaking glad I found this channel. The respect you show and info you give is awesome. Love love love this channel.

[@marieduran6286]

I loved this vlog, you paid tribute to him in a loving way. I do appreciate that. I remember seeing the first and second Ghostbusters in theaters, he was such a talented man. And by the way, those tile murals you were seeing at the end of the video, were the symbols of each of the twelve tribes of Isreal. I recognized it when the one with the multicolored square showed up. Each square represents a different jewel, and each jewel a different tribe.

[@jkbear29]

I cried as well in afterlife I’m 42 … but just realized this … my grandma past February 16 th and Harold Ramis February 24th both in 2014 and my birthday is February 20th ….

[@ninjapumkin]

Back in 1979 and 1980 I met Harold at a restaurant in Edmonton Alberta as he was visiting John Candy who was waiting for him. Back in the SCTV days. I walked by and said hey guys. Candy right away acknowledged me and said hi back then asked where is the best place Harold and I can grab a beer in town. We talked for about 15 minutes. Down to earth people. Always remember their laugh

[@dougvandegrift2724]

Such a loss. A great talent. Back in the mid 80's I was working on a script idea that he was interested in. I met him, sat very close to him at a private screening of his latest movie at Warner Studios . A very warm and charming individual. Nothing became of the project but I'll always remember my meeting this very talented man.

[@leeparks15]

Awwwww, I haven’t seen the new GB yet. Hearing that his ghost appeared is AWESOME! 🥺

[@CeriGoff]

Thank you Grimms for that visit. As you paid your respects so did I. I love Ghostbusters to a ridiculous extent and carried that love of it with me from childhood and always will. I certainly cried when I saw Egon's ghost in Afterlife, totally normal.

[@Lilmickcrocodiledundee0001]

Made me tear up just watching this, hate seeing our idols pass on. RIP Legend

[@MarriedtoMichaelMyers]

Michael, you're a poet. Your passion exceeds the expectation of typical vloggers. 200 years from now, when Ghostbusters is still a huge movie, your vlog will be seen by millions, if not billions, you have done Harold justice.

[@benedettomansueto4016]

The greatest Ghostbuster .... R.I.P. God bless you

[@stormybear4986]

Man, I'm nearly 52 and i was right there with you, blubbering like a wee gurrill when Egon's ghost turned up. I still tear up now just thinking about it.

[@CodenameCuervo]

This is a well deserved tribute to one of the most humble artists in Hollywood!!! He has a cool name could be from "Harold" The Great King of Jerusalem, Edgar "Allen" Poe, and of course Ramis(es) from Egyptian History. One of my all time favorites!!!

[@PrayerWarrior37]

I agree with you both 100% we are not just connected in flesh but in energy. He gave out his stories, love, laughter and his ideas of life. They just made a huge impact on our lives to make it more funny and kinder. Thanks guys this was so awesome, he will never be forgotten.

[@jqpublic3104]

I get home from work, run a bath and pour a JD, sit down to have a smoke and the first thing I find on KZbin is Grimm visiting Harold - life is sweet for this moment.

[@brendah.6366]

Baby Ghoul, you are so right!!! Do, Ray, Egon!!! That smile gets me, too. And yes, 58 years old and I cry every time I see Egon's ghost!!! 💖💖💖

[@karlmeisterfilms9112]

I loved his films... I wouldn't even be deep into writing if he wasn't in it... Thanks for this man ! Mr. Harold ramis was was so great at Ghostbusters afterlife too

[@johnellharris1366]

Man thanks for the memories Mr.Ramis good times for sure.

[@darkisis22]

Harold Ramis also directed some great movies too. Groundhog Day, Bedazzled, and Caddyshack being a few of my favorites.❤

[@proudlycanadian3023]

He was just so perfect in his role! I still remember watching him as a kid! He will be seriously missed!

[@johncollins7465]

Ghostbusters is my favorite movie. I cried when he passed away.

[@rangerrecon]

I never met Harold, but I miss his work so much. I think that it is people like Harold that kept Hollywood sane and relatable to the common man. The fact that, for all intents and purposes, seemed to be a very relatable and geniune person just makes his loss that much sadder. I was so glad that he was so tastfully integrated into the Ghostbusters: Afterlife movie. A fitting tribute.

[@vallariewhitson6263]

Another great video😀 thank you guys be safe on your trip cant wait till the next video.

[@joeschsuster4804]

I remember Harold Ramis! It's neat u got to see his grave sight. Ghostbusters is a great movie! Cool pieces of art end of the video..

[@Lilaa86]

I love the sound of rain under umbrella ☔️🌧

[@bridgetdraper5146]

Seeing him as a ghost from the after life was/is very bittersweet for me. The soft gentle rain is comforting in the sadness i feel. I want to gently splash in puddles. I am from Chicago originally. Wish i could share in my favorite food with you two. Rest in peace forever loved Harold Ramis🕊️

[@reaper9322]

Man I did not know he died on my birthday.We'll miss you friend but never forget the laughs you gave us.

[@ghostchaser1631]

Harold got a good send off in Ghostbusters Afterlife and speaking of which, it would be epic if someone had left some flowers and a Twinkie on the headstone. Thanks for sharing this and R.I.P. Harold Ramis, you are sorely missed.

[@downhomesunset]

I know that some have left Twinkies and other related things at the “headquarters” in New York.

[@bones2657]

!!!! Thank you !!!!

[@priscilladiefenderfer9239]

Hey guys.. Ghost Busters is 1984. It's my senior year of HS. It's my youth on the brink of adulthood. It's a year, whose every minute detail is engraved in my soul. His voice, that smile, his brilliance is a huge part of it. Be safe my ghoullies!!💀

[@awesomeheat2569]

Ghostbusters busters is one of my favorite movies of all time thoughts and prayers to Harold’s family

[@jasunhuerta5587]

A very fitting day of rain for a commemoration episode of a great Man... I still miss Mr. Ramis... I loved this Heart felt episode mini, GriMMs... Also, Ms. GriMMs Nails and Black Fleece are to die for.... Thanks, for the LOVE GriMMs..... :^)"""""""

[@freden9234]

Of all of Harold Ramis’ movies, I am most moved by Groundhog Day. Great humor and a message very Buddhist in feel. I watch it every year and try to take that message into my heart. Ramis played the neurologist in a cameo.

[@rokasgruzauskas1098]

Very respectful and emotional video about legendary actor Harold Ramis from you guys , while i was still high school every morning before school i was watching animated tv series of Ghostbusters , years later i saw on tv real movie with these amazing gang of actors :) my childhood heros too , even with my friends , i was playing outdoors Ghostbusters , we was drawing on the pavement famous movie lines , in diffrent style the title of the movie :) so now many years later , at the beggining of this year i watched it Ghostbusters afterlife , two emotional things i saw at the end of the movie , first ghost of himself Harold Ramis aka Egon Spengler and second thing is that this movie was dedicated to Harold Ramis himself , what great honour to remember this wonderful icon after all these years. Ghostbusters forever :) RIP forever Mr Harold Ramis

[@amickcaldwell2104]

Great camera shots and commentary

[@biggiebaby3541]

Yes, the homage in the latest Ghostbusters was very sweet. You guys keep doing what what you're doing. You two's inherent kindness shines, a respite from the day to modern day.

[@tsteves1]

Im a toy designer here in LA. I used to work in special fx fir film.and have a long history with Ghostbusters as my former boss created most of the ghosts for the first films and I have designed several Ghostbusters related products/toys over the years. I had the opportunity to mee Harold in 2009 at a Starbucks of all places here in LA. Such a nice man. Very gracious. Thank you for paying your respects and paying this video.

[@abbey-marieslatter9021]

I really admire Harold Ramis. I loved him in the ghostbusters. I admire all the ghostbusters crew. Egon was by far my favourite ghostbuster.

[@mortaljorma69]

I really enjoyed those ghostbuster movies as a child. I want to thank you guys for making these kind of videos too. Its obvious that you are emotional for standing next to his grave. It just shows how genuine and great person you are.

[@davidhodgkins193]

Brilliant and touching video respectful as always

[@joanndallas4683]

He was among the greats in the 70's & 80's that I loved. Wonderful job you two!

[@amstel5468]

A New Grimm life vid is like a new bike under the Christmas tree 🎄

[@jamesmathews9180]

Good video and ms Jessica and yourself be safe on your trip 👍👍

[@bjornemccomb8262]

Groundhog Day was it for me, brilliant and funny as hell. He was a genius…of course I cried my eyes out when he was in the ghostbusters afterlife.

[@mac42008]

i loved him for caddyshack & stripes + never heard a negative word about this humble man

[@d.n.5259]

Great job as always 👏 I'm gonna be 43 next month, grew up with the Ghostbusters as well. Appreciate the way they honored Ramis in Afterlife. In the end I had to chew my gum really fast, trying hard not to cry. 😂 Can't wait to see you guys at Midsummer Scream. 🙂👍🤘👊

[@sardav160479]

A true movie legend, missed by all

[@AngelaDawn623]

My older sister loves Egon! She was heartbroken when Harold Ramis passed away.

[@stoneleigh4743]

Love you guys! ❤️🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧

[@mattdaniel9420]

Awesome. HR was, is and will always be one of the best.

[@deannaharby5677]

totally beautiful start to finish, thank you so much !

[@KellyParker-kw4nk]

As a kid in the 80s I absolutely loved him ! The tribute in the latest Ghostbusters film made me cry as well.thanks for posting this guy's 👻💗

[@MolecularInsights]

Harold Ramis is a cinematic treasure. I loved even his smallest roles- esp in the movie 'Orange County' when he played the Admissions Director of Stanford that upon asking for headache medicine was accidentally given another "medication". Hilarious. I am a newbie here & wanted to say I feel at home -- I've found my tribe! Always amazing content. 🧛‍♀🎃

[@RoyJenkins777]

Good stuff you two Thanks. God Bless

[@paulhasenauer4166]

Nice tribute to a talented man!! RIP Harold Ramis, and long live Ghostbusters!! 🙏🏽🎃❤️‍🔥

[@BlackCat-aka-Jewels]

We love Harold Ramis and you did an amazing tribute to him... he truly was a wonderful man. Loved Ghostbusters afterlife... and how Harold was was the main focus of the movie as Egan. Thanks for this. It was awesome. ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@scottgrinnell533]

Awesome episode and certainly tribute

[@ellaxracz]

Inspired by this video I was visiting my boyfriend in Illnois the next month from UK & had to visit Egon/Harold's grave being a huge GB fan... was touching & cried which then made my boyfriend cry seeing me cry... then onto the many trials of Al Capone..... thank Halloween for your channel Michael & Jessica... huge fan.....

[@SaltyWinchester]

Don't worry, I am 49 years old and I too cried when I saw Harold Ramis in Ghostbusters Afterlife. They did a fantastic job. (A Ghostbusters Afterlife filming location video by you would be very cool!) P.S. Jessica said that you, Michael, remind her of Harold Ramis. When I see you, you always remind me of Ewan McGregor. Don't know exactly why. :) Greetings from Berlin, Germany and Happy Halloween! :)

[@blacknight2149]

I cried too!! I’ve seen it about 4 times n I’ve cried every time. But I’m a cryer

[@SaltyWinchester]

@@blacknight2149 I've seen it 2 times and cried both times. I am normally not a crier, only when I watch emotional movies, like E.T. :)

[@robd1329]

Same here. Im 44 and got teary eyed with Egons ghost showing up

[@downhomesunset]

I live 3 kilometres from one of the filming sites-the Turner Valley Gas Plant in Alberta. Two hours from Fort Macleod, and I believe they did some filming in Drumheller. The gas plant opens for tours around the end of May.

[@torithompson8921]

He used to be my favorite Ghostbuster when I was little, I'm happy he's in a better place knowing he made everyone smile back then...

[@filmbuff2777]

Thanks for sharing. I was resistant to the idea of a third Ghostbusters movie because its been too long & I really wanted more of a follow up to the 2009 video game, which had all four guys back, with Dan Aykroyd & Harold Ramis contributing to the story. It really felt like the 3rd movie & it added a lot of lore to the Ghostbusters mythology. I was very disappointed when Ivan Reitman confirmed it was no longer canon when they were making Afterlife, which put me off even more. When I did see it, I was having my patience tested because I thought it was taking way too long to get to keep the story going & getting to the original characters, so I wasn't feeling the emotion I was supposed to be feeling when it came to the end. Part of this I think is also because I didn't watch the originals to get in the mood for the new one, & I hadn't seen them in a while. I decided to see it again, but I also made sure to watch the originals first, & play through the 2009 game (even if its no longer officially canon, you still hang out with the original characters), & after seeing it again, I enjoyed it a lot more & felt the emotion I was supposed to feel. I am also glad Bill Murray made peace with him before he passed too. RIP.

[@martinmarrero3996]

I still watch both 1 and 2 as often as can , love them both.

[@marwatson7408]

I was also shocked to hear about his death, I saw a lot of his movies Stripes, Ghostbusters, he also directed or produced National Lampoon Vacation. He was also in the movie Baby boom where he played Diane Keaton’s Lawyer boyfriend in the beginning of the movie.

[@zacharylee1995]

My Favorite movie that Harold Ramis that he Directed was National lampoons Vacation 😊 Groundhogs Day is my Second Favorite that he Directed 😊

[@sylviayoung1901]

Legend! I enjoy watching your channel and love you guys! Very well put together and presented. I told you about "Hoagie Tweeter" and wondered if you ever get back to Chicago if you could visit him and Mr. Dennis Farina of Get Shorty, Snatch, Crime Story and best of all Law and Order. Just asking because he is a Chicago Hero. Vietnam, 18 years on the Chicago Police force and so much more.

[@leesashriber5097]

I was so sad when he passed. Many people don't realize how talented he was. Thoroughly enjoyed this! Thank you, my favorite ghouls!! Back when movies were good and now it's like Hollywood has run out of ideas. Let's make 500 comic movies. No thanks. Soo glad I grew up when I did. Baby Ghoul, I agree! I see some Harold in your husband!

[@jazznc803]

RIP Mr Ramis. Great Video again guys. Thank you.

[@samharpershow]

Love ur videos! You're the best 🤝

[@johnathonnoakes8013]

such a heartfelt and warming video, oh and i cried 😢

[@tammybrown4901]

Awwe yes harold I liked him r.i.p harold

[@jtapp2222]

Ghostbusters has been my favorite movie since I was 4. I was born the month Ghostbusters was released in theaters. I still have my 80s childhood toys lol. The Egon character was the best.

[@marilynkirby-roach187]

Just watched the movie. What a touching tribute to Harold.

[@grahamp7789]

Great job on this. Off topic but have you guys ever made a video about the twilight zone movie accident ?

[@vikingsid]

Next time you guys go through Las Vegas- stop by at Zak Baggans Haunted Museum, Zak has Harold Ramis (if I am not mistaken) actual Ghost Buster uniform on display that you can see on the tour… and he’s got some pretty fascinating serial killer relics.

[@brandonfouts4074]

You have the ability to explain your thoughts in a very interesting way

[@cosmicwooo5396]

Ghostbusters is my favorite movie. ❤️ I’m obsessed with it lol. Harold is definitely my favorite Ghost buster. 👻

[@adamtaylor5212]

Thank you Harold Ramis! Thanks Grimm, your videos are awesome!

[@jaimebranam5243]

Y'all make me feel old. I was 8 in 1984 when the first Ghostbusters came out...

[@JollyRogerVF84]

I am still 42. :P But, oh yeah, I had tears in my eyes watching that secene: "For Harold". I also need to go to Chicago and the nearby 'burbs. Going to the filming locations of the John Hughes movies, Sixteen Candles, Uncle Buck, The Breakfast Club, Ferris Bueller's day off, Weird Science, Curly Sue..... Also to the filming locations of Risky Business and Al Bundy's house and The Lake House (no more there, but the location where it was shot is still recognizable). And there is the Volo Auto Museum with some movie cars and The Wormhole Coffee with a BTTF DeLo inside.

[@simonvanderwerf]

Much respect and Happy Halloween!

[@TattooedMisery]

Loved him on SCTV as well. Fantastically talented & funny.

[@KristineS73]

This brought tears to my eyes. Remembering such an important role model from his time. Great video Michael and jess. Let us never forget.