Bill Murray wishes he hadn’t rejected Clint Eastwood’s Heartbreak Ridge: Find out why and the film’s box office numbers
Bill Murray is opening up about the one project he regrets passing on. The actor and comedian, known for titles like Ghostbusters, Lost in Translation, Zombieland, and more, recently said that he wished he had taken up Clint Eastwood’s offer to star in a war comedy in the mid-1980s. Although he did not reveal the exact project, it appears he was referring to Heartbreak Ridge. Here’s how the movie fared at the box office. Made on a USD 15 million budget, the film hit theaters on December 5, 1986, and earned USD 8.1 million in its opening weekend. The Eastwood, Everett McGill, Marsha Mason, and Mario Van Peebles starrer capped its worldwide revenue at USD 42.7 million. Adjusted for inflation, that figure becomes an impressive USD 124.5 million. “A long time ago, I was watching the Clint Eastwood movies of the day, like Thunderbolt and Lightfoot or whatever movies he was making then, and I thought: ‘His sidekick gets killed, and he avenges, but the sidekick gets a great part, a great death scene,’” Murray shared on …








