Crazy true stories about joy, zen, and the art of party crashing.
You may remember him wearing a proton pack in Ghostbusters. Upset about having to live the same day over and over again in Groundhog Day. In love with Scarlett Johansson in Lost in Translation. Or the perfect interpreter of the magical madness of Wes Anderson films. Bill Murray may be one of your favorite actors, but you may not know that his life is capable of causing even more surprises than his characters. Some examples? Bill crashing an anonymous party and playing the bongos, improvising a conference at the White House, eating chips out of strangers' packages or giving away bottles of wine to entire countries. All of which actually happened, even without a clapperboard.
Now a book reconstructs the life, the oddities and the thoughts of this wonderful pop figure of our times. And above all it tells us his mission: to make us become better people. Less heavy and anxious, more generous and free. Faced with the challenges of life, we should all ask ourselves: "What would Bill Murray do?" The answer is in these pages.
