"" Harold Ramis ,
" Ghostbusters" star , dead
at 69
Harold Ramis, the filmmaker behind
"Caddyshack" and "Groundhog Day" and a
star in "Ghostbusters," has died. He was
69.
Ramis died early Monday morning at his
Chicago-area home surrounded by family
and friends, United Talent Agency
confirmed to CBS News. He died from
complications related to auto-immune
inflammatory vasculitis, a condition he
battled for the past four years.
A writer, director and actor, Ramis
portrayed Dr. Egon Spengler in the 1984
classic, "Ghostbusters," a film he helped
co-write. He also spent much of his career
behind the camera -- directing such films
as "National Lampoon's Animal House,"
"Analyze This," "Analyze That" and, more
recently, a few episodes of "The Office." In
2009, he directed "Year One," starring
Jack Black and Michael Cera -- his most
recent directorial work.Â
His other acting credits include "Knocked
Up," "The Last Kiss" and "As Good as it
Gets.""

Damn.

That sucks he directed a few of my favorite movies

Im late finding out he was one of the good ones