Harold Ramis

Harold Ramis' most recognizable claim to fame was staked in starring in the popular Ghostbusters series and the movie Stripes, which he co-wrote. He was a face to remember during the 1980s, but actually had far more writing credits to his name. With the hit movies such as Meatballs, Animal House, and Caddyshack, Harold Ramis was responsible for directing and/or writing around roughly a dozen of the highest grossing movies of all time. Harold Ramis got his start at the Second City in Chicago in 1969, while still working as an assistant editor for Playboy magazine. He gave up j...