The actor talks about loneliness, big families, his temperamental reputation – and why he loves to live in the momentThe last time I met Bill Murray things got rather physical rather quickly.
It was the 2014 Vanity Fair Oscars party and I was about to leave, bloated with celebrity sightings and starting to suffer from indigestion.
But as I walked out I saw a man arrive who made me turn around and go right back in.By now, Bill Murray has long bypassed mere celebrity status to become something close to a spiritual symbol, a guru of zen, and his frequent appearances among the masses (in a karaoke bar! In a couple’s engagement photo!) are reported on the internet with the excitement of sightings of the messiah.
Ever since his pitch perfect performances in 90s classics Groundhog Day and Rushmore, he has enjoyed a career renaissance, shucking off his well-hewn
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