Director Ivan Reitman has stepped down as the brains behind the latest Ghostbusters movie.
The 67 year old, who directed the 1984 spook-chasing film and its 1989 sequel, helped co-write the script for the latest film and had to tweak the storyline when Harold Ramis, who was set for a small role in the movie, died last month (Feb14).
Reitman will stay on as a producer.
The film is finally expected to start shooting early next year (15). Original Ghostbusters star Dan Aykroyd is slated to return, but his co-star Bill Murray is not.
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