Bill Murray comments on new comments about his ‘are deadly’ misunderstanding charges

• Bill Murray commented on new comments about previous allegations of misunderstanding against him in an interview with New York Times Published on April 5
• The incident occurred in 2022 on the set To be fatal
• The actor said he thinks he has learned from the experience and added that he “does not go for many days or weeks without thinking about what happened”

Bill Murray said his alleged incorrect incident in the movie set To be fatal In 2022, “still bothers him.

The actor, 74, were accused of misunderstanding by a younger female crew member in April 2022, and he reportedly reached a settlement at just over $ 100,000 with the accuser on October. A report that was published at that time claimed that Murray “stretched” the woman on a prop bed and kissed her on the mouth through masks as worn for on-set covid security records.

The incident resulted in an internal investigation and Aziz Ansari-LED project, produced by the Disney-owned Searchlight Pictures, was finally interrupted indefinitely.

Now, in a new sincere interview with New York Times Murray was published on Saturday, April 5 and said he felt “grilled” by the experience – even though he said he had tried to “make peace” with the affected parties.

“I don’t go for many days or weeks without thinking about what happened. … I don’t know what made me do it,” he told Times. “It’s something I had done to someone else before, and I thought it was fun, and every time it happened it was fun.”

“I was wearing a mask and I gave her a kiss, and she was wearing a mask. It wasn’t as if I touched her, but it was just, I gave her a kiss through a mask. And she wasn’t a stranger,” he recalled and led him to have lunch with the person “on different weekdays.”

When asked if he thought he had learned from the experience, Markhogdag Star replied, “I think so.”

He added: “You can teach an old dog new tricks. But it was a big disappointment, because I thought I knew someone, and I didn’t. I really thought it was easy. I thought it was fun. For me it is still fun, the idea that you could give someone a kiss with a mask on. It’s still stupid. That’s all it was.”

People were enough for Murray’s lawyer and Disney for comments on April 5, but did not receive an immediate response.

Elsewhere in his interview, Murray continued to challenge other public stories about him – including specifically to take up a requirement where he is said to have thrown an ashtray on the actor Richard Dreyfuss As they worked together on the 1991 film How about Bob?

“You can tell that story as much as you want, but it will never be true,” Murray told Times. “I shot a glass, but I threw it in the ceiling. We were in a townhouse on the set How about Bob? And I did not fire it to anyone. I threw it up in a long corner of the townhouse, provided it can break upon contact with the ceiling and walls, but I did not throw it at anyone. ”

“If I had thrown it against Dreyfuss, I would have beaten him,” he added.

Murray also dealt with an earlier claim from the actress Geena Davis as he had screamed at her In front of approximately “300 people” on a movie set and call it “outrageous.”

“When someone has a section like mine on To be fatalThe world is looking for more evidence that this person is a monster. An absolute monster. Well, I have had interactions with hundreds of thousands of people over 40, 50 years. Now you can come up with half a dozen (with bad experiences). If you really worked, you would probably come with a couple of dozen, ”he said.