Harold Ramis created an underground Buddhist classic with Groundhog Day. After a chance meeting, Perry Garfinkel ventures to find out what makes him tick.
Here’s some news comedy fans will like, not least of all Buddhist ones: Groundhog Day, Harold Ramis’s beloved 1993 film, has been adapted for the stage and will be headed to Broadway in 2017. But wait, you may be wondering… there’s such a thing as Buddhist comedy? I didn’t even know Buddhists have a sense […]
Judd Apatow talks to the legendary and late Harold Ramis about the influence of Buddhism on him and his classic film, Groundhog Day.
More on the Buddhist angle of Ramis’ movies — even though Ramis goes out of his way to play down his connection to the dharma.
While being interviewed by Ain’t It Cool, Harold Ramis started talking about the Lion’s Roar Groundhog Day article.
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Harold Ramis (left) by 