Bill Murray Wants to Host “SNL,” He Just Doesn’t Have the Time

Billy Murray is too busy to host "Saturday Night Live."

Oct 08, 2014
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Bill Murray is a living legend. We’ve established that already.

Being a legend is busy, but effortless, work for Murray, which he says is the reason why he hasn’t had time to host Saturday Night Live. 

Murray’s recently been busy selling tickets at baseball games, crashing bachelor parties, but none of your events. (Here’s our guide to help that happen.) While also doing the acting thing—his latest being St.Vincent and the upcoming Oliver Kitteridge mini-series.

Maybe if SNL plays its cards right, it'll be #blessed by Murray sometime soon.

[via Vulture]

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