00:00What are you doing here in Somerville anyway?
00:05Honestly, my mom won't say it, but we're completely broke.
00:10And the only thing that's left in our name is this creepy old farmhouse our grandfather left us in the middle of nowhere.
00:16Are you not the luckiest man on the planet? How'd you get to be a part of this, man?
00:20Come on, when we were all growing up, we all wanted to be a Ghostbuster.
00:24Yeah, it's pretty sweet. I was just talking with Carrie.
00:27We both feel like proud parents. We got these great kids in the movie.
00:33We kind of, I can't, personally speaking, I can't believe that, you know, I got this gig.
00:39It's pretty exciting.
00:41A town that isn't anywhere near a tectonic plate, that has no fault lines, no fracking, no loud music even, is shaking on a daily basis.
00:49Is there any pressure? Because this is like continuing the legacy.
00:52I mean, you're working with Jason. I mean, it's all in the family.
00:57It's cinematic history. I mean, what did that feel like?
01:00You kind of can't take on all of that external stuff because it'll bog you down.
01:05You won't get out of bed.
01:06More than anything, it's true.
01:08I think that it was the thing that made it really palpable and a cool thing to be a part of.
01:13I mean, there are many things, but the fact that it was Jason who wrote it and it was with Gil and, but Jason directing it and that his dad was sitting there producing it, sitting there right next to him.
01:23And when you think of lineage and kind of, you know, bonds, you know, like familial bonds, and then what the Ghostbusters franchise has meant to the Reitman family.
01:34And then just to be a part of all of that, that was more tangible, I feel like, than the entire Ghostbusters mantle, which I think we both had to kind of shut out of our brains a little bit.
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